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WE DID IT!

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN

WE DID IT!Congratulations! You did it. We achieved our capital campaign goal of $5.2 million, ahead of schedule. Over the last three years, we have celebrated several milestones within this campaign: a ribbon cutting for our new Mary and Michael Ozimek Arts & Science Wing, a newly refurbished track and field facility, a new STEM lab, complete renovation of our earth science, biology, chemistry and physics labs, expanded academic programs, and the list goes on. What is equally rewarding is that we have reached our campaign goal with the support of so many parents, alumni and friends of CBA. I encourage everyone to come to the CBA campus during the upcoming school year and witness the vibrant educational environment that you helped build.

A special thanks goes to Colleen Ward, CBA’s director of institutional advancement, for all her efforts in managing this campaign. Colleen and her team have done an exemplary job connecting so many supporters to this effort, which has enhanced and strengthened our CBA community. Yes we have reached our goal, but we are not stopping here. The momentum that we built should be perpetuated into the future. Everyone here at CBA is committed to keeping CBA at the forefront of academic excellence, educating our students in a spiritual and holistic environment.

This coming October, we will celebrate the completion of this significant campaign. During the celebration, we will showcase all of the named donations and their plaques. While we celebrate our success, CBA always seeks to enhance its academic and extra-curricular offerings, and there are other projects we would like to pursue. If you want to be part of this seminal campaign, please contact Colleen Ward.

I also want to acknowledge the incredible work of Dr. James Schlegel, the faculty and administrators. Once again, CBA has an operating surplus (9th year in a row), increased enrollment, and an impressive college placement for the graduating class. Enrollment is at 550 and is the strongest

it has been since the “new campus” opened 20 years ago. CBA is the only established private school that increased its enrollment year over year for the past five years.

I am extremely proud of all that has been accomplished by CBA this school year. My request for every parent, alumni and friend of CBA is that we never rest on the accomplishments we have achieved, but be part of the continuing journey of CBA on its path of excellence.

I wish everyone a safe and enjoyable summer.

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

Faithfully yours,

Chris Scaringe ’82 Chairman of the Board

THE CBA COMMUNITY JOINS TOGETHER TO MAKE OUR $5.2 MILLION CAPITAL CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS!

NOW WE CAN CELEBRATE OUR ACHIEVEMENTS!

In 2015, we set goals for Our Defining Moment, outlining seven priorities which consisted of:

• The Fine Arts Expansion and Science Wing

• Investment in the STEM Program (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math)

• The Renovation of Science Labs

• Faculty Professional Development

• Co-Curricular Program Enhancement

• Keeping our Facilities updated and safe

• The Annual Fund

Thank you to our outstanding committee for their tireless guidance, support and investment in the success of our campaign:

HONORARY CAMPAIGN CO-CHAIRSBrian Clemente ’70Joseph Nicolla ’75John D. Picotte ’59

CAMPAIGN CHAIRSJ. Timothy O’Hearn ’58Chris Scaringe ’82

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEMatthew Agan ’05Carm BasileThomas DiNovoPhilip Farinacci ’04Paola HorvathBr. William Martin, FSC ’55

Todd Mesick ’85Howard Nolan ’49Michael Van De Loo ’90William Anthony ’81David Doemel ’71Br. Thomas Gerrow, FSCMonica and Bob Marini ’84

Marty McGraw ’77Ryan Murray ’97James Smith ’66Lynn F. and Eugene J. Zielinski ’58Dr. James SchlegelColleen Ward

IT STARTED WITH A VISION. YOU MADE IT HAPPEN.

We remember Brother Thomas J. Scanlan, FSC, Ph.D. who passed away on February 4, 2018. Brother Scanlan served on the CBA Board of Trustees since 2009.

ADMINISTRATION

HEAD OF SCHOOLDr. James Schlegel

ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALCharles Abba

ATHLETIC DIRECTORBlaine Drescher ’04

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR STUDENTSRobert Groelz ’94

MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Roger Powers

DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONSBrian O’Connell

DIRECTOR OF CAMPUS MINISTRYOwen O’Leary

DIRECTOR OF STUDENT GUIDANCEDavid Doemel ’71

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERVicki Roberts

DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONALADVANCEMENT Colleen Ward

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Christopher Scaringe, Esq., CPA ’82, ChairmanDr. James Schlegel, Head of SchoolTodd Mesick ’85, Vice ChairmanJ. Timothy O’Hearn ’58, Past ChairmanWilliam Anthony ’81Carm BasileBrother Robert Bimonte, FSCThomas J. DiNovo, Esq.Brother Thomas Gerrow, FSCSheila GrecoMark Hulbert, CFC ’83Robert Jones ’83Robert Marini, Jr. ’84Eugene Napierski, Esq. ’61James O’TooleJoseph A. Reilly ’56Brother Joseph Schafer, FSCRev. Erwin Schweigardt, Ph.D., AFSC ’57Michael J. Van De Loo, CPA ’90Brother Robert Wickman, FSCLynn ZielinskiBrother William Martin, FSC ’55, Emeritus

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CONTENTSMessage from the Chairman 2

Capital Campaign Highlights 3

BroNation Day 4

Honors Night 6

8th Grade Moving-Up 10

2018 Graduation 11

Alumni Notes 22

In Memorium 27

Message from the Head of the School 28

Donor Honor Roll 29

THE THEATRE DEPARTMENT PERFORMS SHREK THE MUSICALOn the weekend of the 17th anniversary of Shrek, our Theatre Department performed their third spring production, Shrek the Musical. The show was a great success, with more than 260 people in attendance for Friday night’s performance.

Jake Lehning, Colin Patricelli, Nate Raia, Aidan Pacifico, George Franklin, Katie Buddenhagen and Caroline Seely of AHN took their final bows on Sunday afternoon. Jake, Colin, Katie, and Caroline have been with the club from the start and have been monumental in building our #BigBrightCBAWorld.

Thanks to Mrs. Melanie Carroll and Ms. Alexis Hatch for their hard work and making these lifelong memories possible.

SPRING CABARETThe Theatre Department hosted the Second Annual Spring Cabaret on Wednesday, May 16. The evening featured a dozen Broadway hits performed as solos, duets and

ensembles. The students picked many of the songs and were excited to perform together one final time during the school year.

Graduating performers, George Franklin, Jacob Lehning, Aidan Pacifico, Colin Patricelli, and Nathan Raia, were celebrated and thanked for all they’ve added to our program.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC GEOGRAPHY BEETen middle school students in grades 5-8 competed in the school championship round for the National Geographic Geography Bee. These students were classroom champions who won in the preliminary rounds of the Geo Bee, in which the entire middle school competed. Seventh grader Noah Ryan won the 2018 school championship.

JENKINS ’18 PERFORMS WITH YOSVANY TERRYOn Saturday, April 14, Awan Jenkins ’18 won the Jazz High School Competition at the 36th Annual New England Saxophone Festival & Competition. As the winner, Awan was invited to perform as the opening act for the international saxophonist, Yosvany Terry.

Awan also attended the NYSSMA All-State Jazz Concert at the Empire State Plaza. The concert kicked off a month of lunchtime concerts planned in support of “Music in Our Schools Month.” Members of the CBA Jazz Ensemble attended to support Awan, who performed with the All-State Group.

GEOGRAPHY BEE CHAMPION, NOAH RYAN ’23, WITH HIS TEACHER, MR. JOSH LEWYCKYJ ’09

WE WELCOME BROTHER ROBERT J. WICKMAN, F.S.C. TO OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Christian Brothers Academy welcomes the newest member of our Board of Trustees, Brother Robert J. Wickman, F.S.C. Brother Robert joined

the Brothers in 1968 and made the Novitiate in Narragansett, RI. He began teaching in 1973. He has held positions as a teacher of theology and social studies and has served as a campus minister, vice principal, headmaster, principal and president.

On May 15, the CBA Community worked together, celebrated St. John Baptist de La Salle, and made history. To bring the three-year Capital Campaign to a close, CBA held a 16 hour online giving day. In just 16 hours, 575 gifts were donated helping us to raise $107, 817!

ALL IN 16 HOURS!

TOTAL RAISED: $107, 817

TOTAL GIFTS: 575

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HONORS NIGHT

CLASS OF 2018Casey BoyanLuke McMahonNathan RaiaKevin RenaudJason RubilottaKeegan Skinner

CLASS OF 2019Maxwell ArenaSean CalagnaJoshua CaronChristopher

JorgensenMichael Murray, Jr.Tucker ScaringeMarco SpataroBraeden Van Epps

CLASS OF 2020Jameson HowleyJoshua HuckansGavin JeffersDaniel Kelly IVJacob KennedyNicholas MandatoJonathan PiccioneColin RocheAjit SaranIsaiah ScarlettJakob Weidman

CLASS OF 2021Ethan ConnollyKyle EllenbogenSean HendricksRyan HotalingJacob LaPlanteIan LashwayMichael LosavioBen PaquinLuke PezzanoJordan ProulxGeorge Reynolds-

CotzasMason TocciMatthew UcciWilliam Vivian

CLASS OF 2022Noah AndersonMarc AnsonRyan BilkaChristian BloodEzekiel CaldonNoah CaneyMichael DingGabriel DonovanElias HannoushRobert Hicks

Ivan HuangJack MangioneJohn O’KeeffeJaden ProulxMichael PuccioniJoshua RichardsonCullen SausvilleAnthony Sementilli

CLASS OF 2023Nicholas AbattoPhillip BiancoDixon BoggsAndrew BulaloDavid ClementJohn DaileyJarvin Robert R Dulay

De JesusAustin DeanJake HammondKaelan LeakChristopher MurphyPeter MurrayJack ParadisNoah RyanJaideep SaranNoah SmithSamuel SmithMarc VessellaMichael Vogel

CLASS OF 2024Asif AlamBenjamin BakerUlderic Boisvert IVAidan FebusDaniel HannoushChristian LewisThaddeus MangioneAustin McCabeColin McMahonJoseph PerryKagame Rama-MunroeFrancesco RasoMatthew RyanDominic SementilliRobert StrubelNathan West

CLASS OF 2025Joshua McSwieneyMichael Tan

THE BROTHERS LIST

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

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

Honors Night was held on Monday, March 19 to recognize student academic achievement for the first semester of the 2017-18 school year. Students receive academic awards for cumulative marks in all courses, as well as awards for academic achievements in individual subjects, community service, and musical performance. We rank our students using an average weighted slightly for Honors and Advanced Placement courses.

Josh Richardson ’22 receiving an award from Dr. James Schlegel

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CLASS OF 2018Nolan AeryRoberto AmoreJustin CaulfieldBrandon JonesJacob LehningJoseph LewisTimothy Maggs Jr.Nicolas MelilloJoseph MendrickDominic MeolaAndrew MesickMichael MirandaAidan PacificoColin PatricelliMatthew PattersonMichael PumigliaAmal ThomasNicola TirinoDavid Van

BeusekomAugustine VielkindWilliam Zaccaria

CLASS OF 2019Quinton BeckerDylan BogdonBritt CarmerTucker CouchMichael

CunninghamBenjamin CurroDrew DouglassNathaniel FosterMichael KendrickZachary KupiecJames MaherPeter O’TooleGavin PrescottJohn SanchiricoConnor ToomeyKeegan VedderLuke WagnerChristopher West

CLASS OF 2020Alex BenedettiWilliam DevaneRollin GoldBrandon HengesDominick JonesZachary KonopkaJustin LiAndrew Mabeus

Nathan MaherConnor PierreGavin PiskutzZander PooleTyler RichterCollin RuthNicholas SerafinSerge ShishikTrevor SkuminFrederick SmithJoseph ThayerAlejandro Torres

CLASS OF 2021Ryan AbattoGregory Beaulieu Anthony CariotoAnthony ClementTyler CoxCarson CurranAndrew DeckerColby DodsonJoseph Druzba IIIGianni LomonocoMichael McAlaryThomas McAvoyJack MurphyThomas NattrassGeorge Parker IIIJoshua PesnelLakshman ReddyRyan RoeConnor RoglerGlen Sauter IIConlon Van Epps Brendan WisniewskiAnthony Zaccaria

CLASS OF 2022Ahmad AmirDimitris

AnagnostopoulosAntonio Calderon JrVincent Carsillo IIIHayden EngertJack GregoryAyden HarrisonRyan McMahonJake O’ConnorMichael

O’ShaughnessyStephen PlanzRyan SchaepkensThomas Scholz

Jeremy ShumpertJoseph TesonJoseph ToomeyDaniel WhelanMichael Zeoli II

CLASS OF 2023Loren Baker IVKevin Carey IIJack ClarkAndrew CrossettTrevor GrimesChristian JarockiShawn Latour JrJoseph MorbidelliLogan MurphyAshton PacanowskiMatthew Picard Geneo Savoca JrJonathan Stevens

CLASS OF 2024Christian AndersonChris BulaloJaden CalderonGiovanni ClaryMatthew CuthbertChristopher Daus JrJames DixonWill DouglassAdam EngertAidan FrederickLincoln FreemanAdam GonzalezNicholas LawlorMatthew MaronJohn McGarryMatthew McMahonNoah ReevesJoseph ShanahanAnthony Tirino

CLASS OF 2025Jacob BakerRas GodboltLorenzo LanniJack LymanJacques-Talan McCawDaniel O’KeeffeJack PrestigiacomoSalvatore RasoAidan RyanJohn Shanahan

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Brigade Commander Cadet Colonel Benjamin Curro

LTC Marco SpataroLTC Connor ToomeyLTC Peter O’TooleLTC Drew DouglassLTC John SanchiricoLTC Declan TunnyLTC Christopher WestMAJ Tucker ScaringeMAJ Dylan BogdonMAJ Britt CarmerMAJ Braeden VanEppsMAJ Tucker CouchMAJ WIlliam AlderisioMAJ Alec HaringMAJ Shane TurleyCPT Quinton BeckerCPT Eric FryerCPT Christopher JorgensenCPT Keegan VedderCPT Colin ManceCPT Ryley MoranCPT Alexander Fawthrop1st LT Michael Murray1st LT Stephen Reutter1st LT Alexander Decker1st LT Michael Cunningham1st LT Ryan Hogan1st LT Luke Wagner2nd LT Zachary Kupiec2nd LT Lawrence Freeman2nd LT Douglas Godin

2nd LT Gavin Prescott2nd LT Andrew Signor2nd LT Alexander Harrison2nd LT Dylan VanEpps2nd LT James Maher2nd LT Tyler Marini2nd LT Andrew Trobridge2nd LT Taj Bass2nd LT Sebastian Trumbull2nd LT Michael Kendrick2nd LT Collin McDonough2nd LT Michael Brady2nd LT Joseph HoganCSM Miles DesmaraisCSM Dominic IanniCSM Maxwell Tedesco1SG Samuel Andrade1SG Anthony Pizzola1SG Connor MacMorran1SG Lachlan Rodgers1SG Avery Corts

BandBand Commander Cadet

Colonel Conor McGinnLTC Nathaniel FosterLTC Maxwell ArenaLTC Sean CalagnaLTC Joshua CaronMAJ Nicolo Marcucci1st LT Michael Urschel1st LT Orville Ivey1st LT Richmond Dill

On May 21, CBA held its annual Commissioning Ceremony. Members of the Class of 2019 were measured in seven different categories, ranging from GPA to merits and their ability to influence and train fellow classmates. This year, the top 10 went before an interview board made up of administrators, instructors and faculty, after which the board selected the commanders and assigned other positions based on their strengths and the needs of the brigade. Congratulations to Cadet Colonel Benjamin Curro (Brigade), Cadet Colonel Conor McGinn (Band), and the 2019 leaders.

OFFICERS’ COMMISSIONING STUDENTS INDUCTED INTO THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On May 2, 17 students were inducted into the National Honor Society, and 14 students were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. Induction into this prestigious national organization is based upon student efforts and achievements in scholarship, leadership, character, service and citizenship.

CLASS OF 2019Gavin Prescott

CLASS OF 2020Joshua HuckansJacob KennedyZander PooleAjit SaranTrevor SkuminJakob Weidman

CLASS OF 2021Ryan AbattoEthan ConnollyAnthony DeRosaSean HendricksRyan HotalingJacob LaPlanteMichael LosavioTommy McAvoyJack MurphyJordan Proulx

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY- ST. MIGUEL CHAPTER

CLASS OF 2022Ezeikel CaldonNoah CaneyGabe DonovanIvan Huang

CLASS OF 2023Nicolas AbattoJarvin DeJesusJake HammondMarc Vessella

CLASS OF 2024Will DouglassThaddeus Mangione Francesco RasoMatthew RyanDominic SementilliNathan West

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY- ST. BENILDE CHAPTER

Chris West ’19 with his brother Nathan West ’24

Michael DeNisco III ’18 with his mother, Kathryn

Francesco Raso ’24 and Salvatore Raso ’25 with their mother, Courtney

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1 HARING ’19 AND SANCHIRICO ’19 START THEIR OWN COMPUTER SERVICE COMPANYProject Managers Alec Haring ’19 and John Sanchirico ’19 have been busy working outside of school on their new computer service company, Vobox Solutions. Vobox Solutions offers digital development services, including website design, graphic design, mobile app development, and search engine optimization. Since their company launched on April 6, 2018, they have secured $4,500 in contracts. John’s mother brought the idea to John after seeing a website that needed to be reorganized. Together, John and Alec created a proposal and got their first client. What was once just a hobby of theirs has turned into a business.

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JROTC LEADERSHIP AWARDSOn Monday, April 23, the JROTC department held the annual Leadership Awards Night in the Ned McGraw Gymnasium. Veteran, military, and civic organizations came together to recognize our cadets. Awards were given in leadership and academics, band, drill, color guard, and rifle team.

THE 5TH GRADE EXPLORES HISTORY IN ALBANYIn May, our 5th grade students toured the New York State Capitol Building and the Governor’s Mansion in Albany. The field trip was part of a US geography and civics unit taught by Dr. Andrade and Mrs. Leak. The boys had the opportunity to meet Assemblywoman Patricia Fahy just as the tour of the Capitol Building was about to begin. Assemblywoman Fahy graciously took time out of her schedule to stop and talk with the boys about the field trip.

CBA-SIENA COLLABORATIVE WRITING PROJECTDr. Andrade’s and Mr. Gormley’s ELA classes recently traveled to Siena College to reunite with Fr. Kenneth Paulli and their collaborative writing partners. A group of 60 undergraduate and middle school students attended a workshop conducted by Mr. Jay Jochnowitz, senior editor at the Times Union. Mr. Jochnowitz provided an overview of the editorial writing process and introduced a framework for writing effective letters to the editor. The workshop marked the third and final event of the CBA-Siena Collaborative Writing Project for the year. Dr. Andrade, Mr. Gormley, and Fr. Paulli are looking forward to assessing this year’s program and planning the next phase of the project.

MOTHER/SON COMMUNION BREAKFASTThe annual Mother/Son Communion Breakfast was hosted on Sunday, May 6. The day started with Mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany, followed by brunch at the Albany Capital Center. This tradition is a beautiful way for our students to thank and celebrate their moms, grandmothers, aunts, sisters, and other important women in their lives. Special thanks to the Parents Association for planning this event.

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CBA 2018 GRADUATIONOn Friday, June 1, CBA honored the graduating Class of 2018 at the 155th Commencement. As a class, our 74 seniors were awarded with an impressive $16.5 million in scholarship money.

Valedictorian Luke McMahon will attend the University of Notre Dame; Salutatorian Keegan Skinner will attend Villanova University; and Cadet Colonel Michael Pumiglia will attend Harvard College. Congratulations, Brothers!

MOTHERS’ REVIEWOn May 30, CBA held its Annual Mother’s Review, a special tradition held to honor graduating seniors and their families. During this ceremony, mothers, aunts, grandmothers and special family members were invited onto the field to receive their son’s sword and officer’s hat as a token of appreciation. The Brigade conducted a final pass and review as a sign of respect to the departing senior class before formally dismissing the Class of 2018 and taking over the leadership role of the school.

Nolan AeryRoberto AmoreLuke AnthonyConnor BolgerMatthew BorrelliCasey BoyanAndrew CarrollJustin CaulfieldBradley CornellMichael DeNisco IIIJoshua DunnJoshua EdmundsDominick FedericiGeorge FranklinAndrew FrostDylan GotayBrandon GrimesJavon HendersonRafael-Enrique HolguinChase IrishAwan JenkinsBrandon JonesGriffin KuhnWalter KurzejeskiJacob Lehning

Joseph LewisEdward LichoratTimothy Maggs Jr.Luke McMahonNicolas MelilloJoseph MendrickDominic MeolaSoren MercerAndrew MesickJohn Michne IIIMichael MirandaBrandon MohrhoffAndrew MolnarJack O’HaraAidan PacificoColin PatricelliMatthew PattersonMichael PumigliaNathan RaiaMichael RaimoKevin RenaudJoseph RizzoJason RubilottaEvan RyanJesus Sarda

Aidan SausvilleJeremy ScholzJoseph SerinoJonathan SilvernailKeegan SkinnerMichael StandhartSebastian StollmeyerLogan StyglesJordan SwearingenMichael TempleAmal ThomasAndrew ThorpMatthew TimoneyNicola TirinoGustavo TorresBenjamin TruchardBrian TuckerDavid Van BeusekomAugustine VielkindJohn WarnerPryce WasulaJames WatsonWilliam ZaccariaAdam ZebrowskiCarter Zink

Akm AlamAhmad AmirDimitris Anagnostopoulos Noah AndersonMarc AnsonRyan BilkaChristian BloodLeonard Buddington III James ByeAntonio Calderon Jr Ezekiel CaldonColin CampbellNoah CaneyTrevor CarrVincent Carsillo III Samuel CarusoneM. Daniel Cerecki Manraj Cheema William CiejkaCameron Clement Bennett CohenThomas Connally Samuel D’Angelo Michael Danquer Michael DingJake DoemelGabriel Donovan Hayden EngertDavid FeyginJesse Goebel John Goebel Owen Goodridge Jack Gregory Elias Hannoush Ayden Harrison Antonio Hicks Robert Hicks Henry Hitchcock V Joseph Hitchcock Liam HoganIvan Huang Owen Hunt Carter Jones Ryan KilburnJames LaBombard Jason Lambert Patrick Lawlor

Parker Leitch Sean MaharJack MangioneThomas Martin Karu Mbugua Patrick McKay Ryan McMahon Padraig McTigue Gavin Millens Jake O’Connor Thomas O’Hea VJohn O’Keeffe Michael O’Shaughnessy Donovan Pacanowski Andrew Pemrick Stephen PlanzJaden ProulxMichael Puccioni Joshua Richardson Joshua Rowinski Dominic Runfola Cullen SausvilleRyan Schaepkens Thomas Scholz Anthony Sementilli Steven SharmaJeremy Shumpert William Siddons Brenden SimekChase StarnerJack StaszakVincent Suarez III Joseph TesonJoseph Toomey Mitchell Verner Thomas VogelDaniel WhelanEvan WilliamsOwen Wilson Michael Zeoli II

On June 8, family, friends, and faculty gathered in the Edward T. “Ned” McGraw ’50 AFSC Gymnasium to attend the Moving-Up Ceremony for our eighth graders.

8TH GRADE MOVING-UP CEREMONY

Congratulations to the Future Class of 2022

Cameron Clement ’22 shaking hands with Mr. Roger Powers

TRUCHARD ’18 BLUESHIELD SCHOLARCongratulations to Ben Truchard ’18 who was named a BlueShield 2018 Scholar. Ben will attend Cardiff University next year in Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom.

COLLEGE SHIRT DAYThe Class of 2018 wore their college t-shirts as they were preparing to say goodbye to CBA and hello to their next four years. Congratulations to our seniors on their college acceptances, collegiate athletic careers, and commitments to serve our country.

TWENTY SENIORS AWARDED BISHOP HOWARD HUBBARD SCHOLARSHIPSiena College Admissions Counselor and CBA Alum Colin O’Reilly ’08 visited CBA to speak with 20 seniors who will receive the Bishop Howard Hubbard Scholarship if they attend Siena College. The Bishop Howard Hubbard Scholarship is a $12,000 scholarship awarded to students who graduate from a select few high schools within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany.

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STUDENT ATHLETES SIGN LETTERS OF INTENT

TWO BROTHERS COMPETE IN THE US ROWING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS


TRACK

The 4x100m track team, consisting of Sumahri Stewart ’21, Isaiah Scarlett ’20, Orville Ivey ’19, Avery Covington ’21 and Tyler Richter ’20, competed at the Penn Relays at Franklin Field, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.

Orville Ivey ’19 placed 3rd in the 100m at the Sectional meet, as well as the NYS Qualifiers. Alec Haring ’19 placed 5th in the 400M at Sectionals.

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SWIMMINGTim Maggs ’18 was named the Division 2 Section 2 100M Butterfly Champion after winning the title at the Shenendehowa Aquatics Center. Maggs posted a time of 52.38, earning him a spot in the New York State Swimming Championships. Maggs also brought home a second-place finish in the 50-yard freestyle. Josh Richardson ’22 also participated in the finals, finishing 14th in the 200M Individual Medley. Other CBA swimmers who participated in the Sectionals included Jacob LaPlante ’21 and Tom Maggs ’21, who joined Tim and Josh in the 200-yard Medley Relay.

ACADEMIC TEAM AVERAGE91.6

HOCKEYThe CBA hockey team defeated Burnt Hills/Ballston Lake in front of a packed house to advance to the Section 2 Frozen Four at Union College for the second straight year.

Junior forward Hunter Pemrick ’19 scored his 55th hockey goal, making him the all-time goal scoring leader in CBA History.

The CBA hockey team had three players honored at the Section 2 Championship game. Hunter Pemrick ’19 was an All Section 2 selection, Andrew Mesick ’18 was a 1st Team Defensemen and Ryan Dollar ’21 was a 2nd Team Forward.


LACROSSE

The CBA lacrosse team advanced to the Section 2 Final Four after a victory over the Guilderland Dutchmen. The Brothers defeated Guilderland by a score of 14-6.

Luke McMahon ’18 received the honor of High School All-American.

Goalkeeper Max Tedesco ’19 was a 1st Team Suburban Council All-Star selection.

Nolan Aery ’18 was named to the Suburban Council Second Team.



Pemrick ’19 with Coach Blaine Drescher ’04

SKIINGEvan Toman ’20 represented CBA in Sectionals, moving on to compete at the Alpine Skiing State Championships on February 26-27 at Bristol Mountain.

INDOOR TRACK ACADEMIC TEAM AVERAGE91.9

Four freshmen student athletes represented CBA and won the Suburban Council Varsity Championships in the 4x800 Relay, Evan Williams ’22, Sean Hendricks ’21, Coach T. O’Malley, Jordan Proulx ’21, and Tommy McAvoy ’21.

Orville Ivey Jr ’19 qualified for the state meet with his 6.68 time in the 55m dash. Ivey was ranked #1 in Section 2 and Suburban Council for both the 45m and 55m dashes this year. This was the second year in a row that he qualified for the state meet. He won and placed every Suburban Council meet he entered.

Congratulations to the following students who signed letters of intent to play at the collegiate level. Drew Carroll committed to play baseball at LeMoyne College. Adam Zebrowski committed to play baseball at St. John Fisher College.

On June 8, Connor Toomey ’19 and Soren Mercer ’18 competed at the US Rowing National Championships in Rancho Cordova, California. Although they didn’t compete together, they both won silver in their races!

Brian Tucker committed to play football at Western Connecticut State University. Sebastian Stollmeyer committed to play football at Norwich University. Mike Raimo committed to play football at Springfield College. Mike Temple and Dylan Gotay committed to play football at Buffalo State. Kevin Renaud committed to play football at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Coach Ivey, Sumahri Stewart ’21, Isaiah Scarlett ’20, Orville Ivey ’19, Avery Covington ’21, Tyler Richter ’20, Coach O’Malley at Penn Relays

TENNIS

The CBA tennis team won its Sectional quarterfinals match. Mike Kendrick ’19, Brandon Henges ’20, Nate Raia ’18, and Spencer Smith ’23 each won their individual matches and helped the Brothers move on to the semi-final round. Mike Kendrick ’19 won his quarterfinal match in straight sets.

Mike Kendrick ’19 represented CBA in the NYSPHSAA Boys Tennis Championship at the National Tennis Center in Flushing, NY. Mike knocked off the Section 2 #2 seed to qualify for this event. He won his 1st match in the tournament, defeating a player from Section 7 Plattsburgh High School in straight sets. He advanced to Round 16 before being defeated by a player from Section 9 Washingtonville High School.


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BASEBALL CBA baseball had a number of players selected to all-star teams at the conclusion of the season.

SUBURBAN SCHOLASTIC COUNCIL AWARDSPryce Wasula ’18 P 1st Team

Drew Signor ’19 DH 1st Team

Adam Zebrowski ’18 C 1st Team

Peter O’Toole ’19 1st Team

Nick Melillo ’18 OF 1st Team

Drew Carroll ’18 MI 2nd Team

Carter Zink ’18 OF 2nd Team


BASKETBALLThe CBA basketball teams finished the Suburban Council regular season with a 14-3 league record. The Brothers were named the Suburban Gray Division Champions.

CBA also won the Alumni Holiday Tournament after impressive wins over the LaSalle Cadets and the Amsterdam Rams. Jordan King ’19 was named Tournament MVP.

Andrew Signor ’19 received 2nd Team All Area Times Union Honors, while Jordan King ’19 was named to the 3rd Team.

CONGRATULATIONS COACH DOEMEL! On December 27, Coach Dave Doemel ’71 was honored for his 300 wins in a pre-game ceremony prior to the varsity basketball game against LaSalle Institute during the 8th Annual Alumni Basketball Tournament. Coach Doemel attained an impressive record of 300 wins in his 20-year varsity basketball coaching career at CBA. That evening, the Ned McGraw Gymnasium was packed with family, former players, colleagues, and friends, all there to show their support for Coach Doemel. Head of School Dr. James Schlegel and Blaine Drescher ’04, director of athletics, presented Coach Doemel with a custom basketball. After the game, the CBA community was invited to the cafeteria for a reception.

The Brothers added another win to Coach’s record that night with a 53-37 win over LaSalle. Congratulations Coach Doemel!

Andrew Signor ’19

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Congratulations to Andrew Mesick ’18, who represented the CBA Athletic Department at the Suburban Council Leadership Awards Dinner at the Hilton Garden Inn in Troy.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL ROBOTICS TEAM COMPETES AT SUNY POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTEFifteen middle school members of the Lego Robotics Team competed at a First Lego League qualifier tournament at SUNY Polytechnic in Albany. The theme of this year’s tournament was HydroDynamics. CBA housed two teams: the CBA Bro Bots and the CBA Brick Brothers. Both teams prepared and delivered three presentations in front of a panel of judges. Presentations included researching a problem and solution within the water cycle, robot design, and core values. First Lego League core values include discovery, inclusion, gracious professionalism, and “cooperition,” a term coined by FLL that combines cooperation and competition. In addition, the boys built and developed computer programs to make a robot that they designed and built to autonomously complete tasks for a set point value. After several months of work, both teams performed extremely well, and the CBA Brick Brothers brought home 1st place for core values! “It was a prideful moment for the team and CBA,” said Coach Dr. Andrade.

Brick Brothers: Ulderic Boisvert ’24, Mike Tan ’25, Asif Alam ’24, Chris Daus ’24, Will Douglass ’24, Chris Murphy ’23, Noah Ryan ’23

Bro Bots: Aidan Ryan ’25, Jaden Calderon ’24, Sean Hogan ’24, Giovanni Clary ’24, Nate West ’24, Alex Toop ’24, Thaddeus Mangione ’24, Kagame Rama-Munroe ’24

Coaches: Mrs. Sarah Calderon, Dr. Al Andrade

MIDDLE SCHOOL SPELLING BEEThe CBA Middle School participated in the Scripps National Spelling Bee on January 13. For the second consecutive year, John O’Keeffe ’22 took first place and Jack Mangione ’22 was runner-up. Jack and John represented CBA in the Capital Region Spelling Bee at Proctors Theater on February 13.

STUDENTS STUDY THE HUMAN BODYWhile the fifth grade students were studying body systems, we were fortunate to be able to give them an up-close-and-personal experience with animal organs. Mrs. Leak’s fifth grade and Mr. Smith’s tenth grade biology classes were able to look closely at a heart, lungs, liver, eye, and tongue. It was a wonderful educational opportunity for all the boys involved.

CELEBRATION OF TIMEOn June 5, the 6th grade class completed their end-of-year project, A Celebration of Time. Students wrote research papers and created speeches about historical figures and presented them in front of family, faculty, and friends.

WALTER BOLDISH “I GOT U” SPEAKS TO THE MIDDLE SCHOOLEOn May 8, Walter Boldish of I GOT U presented an anti-bullying program to the middle school. I GOT U is a way to lend a hand and lift someone up. Vincent Durante ’23, Michael Vogel ’23, Tommy Vogel ’22, Joshua McSwieney ’25, Colin McMahon ’24, Gabe Donovan ’22, and Trevor Carr ’22 were nominated by their teachers, and then recognized by Walter, as students who exemplify the I GOT U message.

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Nicholas Lawlor ’24 as Ramses, Lincoln Freeman ’24 as Genghis Khan, Joe Shanahan ’24 as King John, Ulderic Boisvert IV ’24 as Hernán Cortés

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Cadet Colonel Ben Curro ’19 presenting Dr. Schlegel with the American flag to signify the end of the school year.

FLAG LOWERING CEREMONYOn June 7, our annual Flag Lowering Ceremony took place to signify the end of the school year and to celebrate another year of excellence. During the ceremony, Dr. Schlegel presented the Distinguished Lasallian Educator award to Mr. Matthew Agan ’05.

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CENTER FOR DISABILITY SERVICES TELETHONJacob Lehning ’18, Declan Tunny ’19, David Van Beusekom ’18, Mike DeNisco ’18, Andrew Mesick ’18, Andrew Molnar ’18, Nick Melillo ’18, Nick Tirino ’18, Dom Meola ’18, John Alexander ’21 and Tom Maggs ’21 volunteered at the Center for Disability Services Telethon at the Radisson Hotel. Our students spoke with donors on the phone and helped the center raise more than $2.2 million. They also got the opportunity to meet New York Giants tight-end Evan Engram and New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone.

9TH GRADERS DONATE TO RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE Inspired by Elie Wiesel’s Nobel Prize Speech, Hagen Foley ’21 realized how easy it is to make a difference in the community. Hagen gathered some friends and, together, they collected soda can tabs, which were weighed and sold, with all proceeds going to the Ronald McDonald House.

DOUBLE H RANCH SPRING CLEAN UPMr. Powers and Mr. Gormley joined Jack Staszak ’22, Peter Murray ’23, and Dillon Goodwill ’23 for Spring Clean Up at the Double H Ranch. It was a fun and rewarding volunteer opportunity for everyone involved.

CBA HOSTS PATRIOT FLIGHTS SEND-OFF CEREMONYOn Saturday, April 28, Brothers showed their appreciation for local veterans by hosting a special Patriot Flight Send-Off Ceremony in the Ned McGraw Gymnasium. Patriot Flight Inc. is a non-profit organization created to fly veterans to Washington D.C. to visit memorials and reflect on their service, sacrifices and memories. Congressman Paul Tonko and Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy joined our Brothers and other community members for this send off.

CBA COLOR GUARD PRESENTS THE FLAGS AT THE ALBANY EMPIRE GAMES The CBA Color Guard honorably presented the flags for the performing of the National Anthem at four Albany Empire games this season. The boys got to watch the Empire get their first win in the AFL.

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With the support of the entire CBA community, they raised $2,500.93, which puts them at a grand total of almost $5,000 donated to Water for South Sudan over the past three years.

MEMORIAL DAY PARADE On May 29, the CBA Brigade marched in Albany’s Memorial Day Parade. Students marched to remember those who gave their lives so we can enjoy the freedoms we have today.

STUDENTS VOLUNTEER FOR THE GIVING CIRCLE On Thursdays, the Giving Circle provides hot meals to the homeless in the Saratoga Springs area. On June 14, some of our Brothers volunteered to help serve these community members.

Aside from serving weekly meals, the Giving Circle provides clothing and blankets, transportation to appointments, and friendship to people who often feel ignored and lonely.

20TH FIRE + ICE GALA AT THE ALBANY CAPITAL CENTERJohn Daggett ’21, Ryan Abatto ’21, Conlon Van Epps ’21, Anthony Carioto ’21, Jordan Proulx ’21, Jakob Quackenbush ’21, and Dominic Karrat ’21 represented CBA at the 20th Fire + Ice Gala at the Albany Capital Center to benefit the American Red Cross. Vice chair of the Red Cross Board and father of John Daggett commented, “The feedback I received about our students from attendees was outstanding. These boys were a class act.” The Red Cross was thankful for their assistance and support. The event focused on thanking the community for supporting Red Cross efforts. The American Red Cross provides help and hope across the Capital Region 365 days a year.

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On Saturday, the Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be held at the Century House. The 2018 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees include, Michael Cummings ’63, Joseph Early ’58, Patrick Horan ’75, Marty McGraw ’77, Ron Morrison, Felipe Reyes ’04, Gregory Rogowski ’05, and Joe Vellano ’07.

In addition to celebrating their reunion at the Alumni Homecoming Party, some classes are planning reunions throughout the summer and fall. If you would like more information on whether or not your class is planning a reunion, or would like to be involved in planning one, please contact Matt Agan ’05 at 518-452-9809 ext. 165 or [email protected].

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 | CBA NYC Networking Night at The Capital Grille

CLASS OF ’53 Celebrates its 65th ReunionCLASS OF ’58 Celebrates its 60th ReunionCLASS OF ’63 Celebrates its 55th ReunionCLASS OF ’68 Celebrates its 50th ReunionCLASS OF ’73 Celebrates its 45th ReunionCLASS OF ’78 Celebrates its 40th Reunion

CLASS OF ’83 Celebrates its 35th ReunionCLASS OF ’88 Celebrates its 30th ReunionCLASS OF ’93 Celebrates its 25th ReunionCLASS OF ’98 Celebrates its 20th ReunionCLASS OF ’03 Celebrates its 15th ReunionCLASS OF ’08 Celebrates its 10th Reunion

ATTENTION ALUMNI: SAVE THESE DATES!TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 | Alumni Gathering at Fenway Park

The CBA alumni community is invited to Fenway Park to see the Boston Red Sox take on the Cleveland Indians at 7:10 pm.

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

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2018 | Golden Plus Luncheon The CBA Golden Plus Luncheon will be held at the Century House to celebrate CBA alumni who graduated 50 or more years ago. This year, we are adding the Class of 1968 to our mailing list. Invitations will be mailed in August. We hope to see you there!

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 | CBA Homecoming WeekendHomecoming weekend will begin at the varsity football game against Albany High School at 7 p.m. During halftime, we will acknowledge our Athletic Hall of Fame members and the 2018 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees as we invite them onto the field. After the game, catch up with classmates at our 2nd Annual Alumni After Party in the cafeteria. All alumni are welcome!

Class Reunions:

Alumni in attendance in Vero Beach: Front Row: Jack Brennan ’61, Eugene Napierski ’61, Dennis Farrell ’61, James Devey ’61, Barron Clancy ’61Back Row: Arthur Benoit ’60, John Leonard ’60, Donald Hallock ’61, Art Leonardo ’60, Richard Manhey ’68, Harold Snyder ’61, Matt Agan ’05, Bob Reilly ’71, Mike Chaszczewski ’71, John Toomey ’91, Marty McGraw ’77, Ray Neubauer ’75

Alumni in attendance in Marco Island: Seated from left to right: Dick Goliber ’58, Eugene Zielinski ’58, Skip Stuart ’56, Matt Agan ’05 Standing from left to right: Marty McGraw ’77, Peter LaFleche ’59, Tim Monroe ’69, Frank Cicero ’51, Bruce Merges ’55

FLORIDA ALUMNI REUNION CBA administrators had the pleasure of joining our alumni living in Florida. Thank you to Lynn and Eugene Zielinski ’58 in Marco Island and Janice and Ray Neubauer ’75 in Vero Beach for graciously hosting the two wonderful receptions. Alumni shared stories of their times at CBA, and Dr. Schlegel gave an update on the state of the school. All alumni are welcome to come whether you live in Florida or are just passing through.

The CBA community would like to send its condolences to the family of Deacon Ray Neubauer ’75, who passed away this spring. Ray was the inaugural host of the CBA Florida gathering and was always a strong supporter of our community. He spoke very highly of his time as a student and alum. Ray will be greatly missed by all who knew him. He was a true Brothers Boy who lived with Jesus in his heart forever.

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William J. Kennedy ’45, Pulitzer Prize winning novelist, playwright and literary critic, was inducted into the New York State Writers Hall of Fame on June 5, 2017 in New York City. Mr. Kennedy is also the subject of a broadcast documentary by WHMT-TV, the Capital Region’s PBS affiliate, entitled “Kennedy of Albany: A Writer and His City,” which premiered on June 26, 2017. On Jan. 16, 2018, Mr. Kennedy turned 90.

’50sPaul Cooney ’53 meets members of the Class of 1953 for lunch every second Friday of the month at 1 p.m. at the Desmond on Albany Shaker Road. Regular attendees are: Luke Mullen, Dick Harte, Chuck Cronin, Joe Kosek, Paul Cooney, Joe Korfhage, Al Brown, Blaise Aluise, and sometimes Dave Blair and Bill Burkhard. Won’t you join us?

W. Brian Barr, AFSC ’56 was presented with the prestigious lifetime achievement award at the Annual Families Together New York Conference.

John Cummings ’57 retired from the U.S. Army after 30 years and 20 years as a government contractor. John retired as Colonel of Infantry and Special Forces (Green Beret). John and his wife, Judy, have three children, one of whom is a Major General, and 5 granddaughters who are his proudest achievements.

Robert Coyle ’58 is the author of Developing Change – Increase Income, Eliminate Debt, and Save Money. Robert is the founder, owner and CEO of Common Sense Money, “Teaching the Nation to Save.” Robert and his wife Gail have three daughters: Suzanne, Lauren & Erin and are grandparents to their grandson Charlie.

Richard Goliber ’58 is very proud of his grandson, Ethan Foster, who is going into his junior year at CBA.

John Rosettie ’58 is excited to celebrate his 60th reunion this year. The Class of 1958 will celebrate their reunion beginning on September 14 at the Homecoming Football Game against Albany. Saturday

ALUMNI NOTES

9TH ANNUAL PURPLE & GOLD GALAThe 9th Annual Purple & Gold Gala at Franklin Plaza was a wonderful event that brought together more than 300 family, faculty and friends of CBA. With the help of sponsors, auction donors and guests, this year’s Gala raised more than $130,000 – more than ever raised in CBA Gala history. We are grateful to our gala co-chairs, Michael and Veronica Hicks and Britt and Frieda Carmer, and the gala planning committee, which helped bring this year’s gala to the next level.

19TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENTOn Monday, June 18, alumni, family and friends of CBA participated in our 19th Annual Golf Tournament at the Albany Country Club. Despite a little bit of rain in the afternoon, it was a beautiful day on the course.

Thank you to our many generous sponsors, including our Officers Club sponsors, Camelot Print & Copy Centers and Staff Ciampino & Company, as well as our Cadet Club sponsors, Brown & Brown of New York, Capitol EQ2, Chris Boggs of Web Traffic Advisors, Lori G. Murphy of Albany Advisor Group, PKS Advisory Services, O’Connor & O’Connor CPAs, and Frank Dyer ’73 of Pioneer Wealth Management.

The event’s success was also made possible by our many tee sponsors, event donors, golfers, tournament committee and volunteers.

We hope to see you on the golf course next year!

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and Sunday will consist of dinner and breakfast at the Century House. Contact John Rosettie ’58 at [email protected] for more information.

Dr. George J. (Jerry) DiDonna ’59 celebrated his 50th graduation anniversary from Albany Medical College with Dr. Robert Jordan, Jr. ’59 and Dr. Dick Lavigne ’59. In March, George had a delicious lunch and visited at Bayshore in Naples with Paul Paeglow ’59, Tom Quinlan ’59, and their wives. That same weekend, George played a fun round of golf in Venice, Florida with Bob Jordan. He got to witness his EZeeGolf Power Driver. On June 27, George had a hole-in-one at Val Halla Golf Club in Cumberland, Maine. It was his third hole-in-one since he began golfing at age 14.

Rev. Robert Hohenstein ’59 celebrated his Golden Jubilee, 50 years of priestly life this year. Father Hohenstein has been assistant pastor at St. John the Baptist, Greenville, and at Our Lady Help of Christians, Albany, where he was pastor for 27 years. In addition, he served at Cardinal McCloskey High School in Albany as diocesan human life coordinator and as a chaplain at St. Peter’s Hospital in Albany and Albany Medical Center. He was pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel parish in Schenectady from 2002-16 and is still chaplain to the Schenectady Police Department.

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Rick Manhey ’64 and his wife Cathy, departed New York in May for a seven hour trip to Helsinki and on to St. Petersburg, Russia. They spent three days touring the great

churches and castles before taking a 100-passenger ship down the Volga River. In six days, they arrived in Moscow, a magnificent city of 15 million people. Rick and Cathy spent time on the subway system, and enjoyed Red Square, the Kremlin, wonderful art, excellent restaurants, and sites of all the rulers of Russia over 400 years.

William Young ’64 and his wife, Joan, recently attended the 50th reunion of his class from Fordham College. Also attending at the Rose Hill Campus for the reunion were fellow CBA alum John Kearns ’64 and his wife Cathy. After Fordham, he continued at Albany Law School after a brief stint with the U.S. Army. John joined him across New Scotland Avenue at Albany Medical College. William and Joan will celebrate their 49th wedding anniversary on June 28th and plan a trip to Italy next year with extended family to celebrate their 50th. Grandson Brennan Bueno ’16 just completed his second year at SUNY Canton.

Jim Fiore ’65 – Son, David, and wife, Jane, are the proud parents of a baby boy born on April 3, 2018. Grant Yushan Fiore weighed 7lbs and 12oz and measured 21 inches at birth. David and Jane live in San Francisco, CA. This is Jim’s third grandson.

Jim Bigley ’68 is a proud Poppy to his first grandchild, Charlotte June Masi.

James Rotolo ’69 is plant manager of a polyethylene conversation factory in Fultonville. He’s been married to Maria for 35 years, is a father to five daughters, and has eight grandchildren, and one great-grandson.

’70sMark Miskiewicz ’71 retired in 2010 after a 33-year career with the IRS Large & Mid Size Business Division. He now spends his time traveling, hiking, photographing nature and watching his 49ers lose football games. Go Brothers!

William E. Redmond, Jr. ’77 was named president and chief executive officer of Innocor in 2017. Innocor is a leading designer and manufacturer of advanced foam products for commercial and retail channels.

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William Anthony ’81 was elected to co-chair of Jackson Lewis P.C., one of the country’s preeminent workplace law firms.

Ronald James ’82 recently joined the staff of the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League (CFL). He has been a professional football coach for more than 30 years with experience in college, NFL, AFL, and now CFL. As head coach in the Arena Football League for the Tampa Bay Storm, Ron was named AFL Coach of the Year in 2017, one of only a handful of AFL coaches to receive this award twice, in 2012 and 2017.

Arthur Wallingford III ’84 was recently promoted to Senior Investigator in the NY State Police, assigned to the New York State Intelligence Center Field Intelligence Officer Unit.

Tyrone Seabrooks ’89 will be inducted into the Capital District Football Hall of Fame on Saturday, August 4 in Albany. Tyrone was inducted into the CBA Athletic Hall of Fame in 2016.

Kevin Graber ’87 After coaching Phillips Academy Andover to its fourth Central New England Prep Championship in the last seven years, Kevin was named Diamond Sports Region 1 High School Baseball Coach of the Year (for the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, and Connecticut) by the American

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Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA). The ABCA will present Graber the award in January during this year’s ABCA National Convention in Dallas, Texas.

Joe Tessitore ’89 will be the new voice for ESPN’s Monday Night Football. Joe will be making his debut on Monday, September 10 alongside Jason Witten, Booger McFarland and Lisa Salters.

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Lt. Col. Todd Mahar USMC ’93 was awarded the Bronze Star Medal (third award) for meritorious service while commanding a task force conducting combat operations in Syria. He is currently assigned to the Hoover Institution at Stanford University as a National Security Affairs Fellow in the 2018-2019 academic year. Todd and his wife, Amy, live in Cupertino, CA.

Robert Groelz ’94 and his wife Christina announce the birth of their baby boy Aiden Joseph, born on January 29,

2018 and weighing 8lbs 8oz.

Commander Thomas Clarity ’96 is the Operations Officer for the USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76). Prior to this tour, he commanded Electronic Attack Squadron-131, an EA-18G Growler squadron based at Naval Air Station in Whidbey Island, Washington.

Chris Ophardt ’97 will be promoted in August to the rank of Lt. Col. in the U.S. Army. He is currently assigned to the Pentagon in the office of the Chief of Public Affairs. Chris has done public relations for the last nine years after eight years as an artillery officer. Chris married Megan Higgins at the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in N.C. on May 24, 2018.

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Matthew Reilly ’00 served his country in the Army National Guard for six years and has worked as an operating engineer in Local 15 NYC for almost 13 years. He recently obtained his Class A Crane License to become a licensed crane operator in NYC. Matt has been married to his wife, Danielle, for 10 years and they have three children together.

Matt is still using his talent on the soccer and lacrosse fields to coach his oldest son.

Philip Sabatino ’01 is a commercial real estate agent for Howard Hanna.

Brian Barringer ’02 is serving his 12th year with the Lee County Sheriff’s Office in Fort Myers, FL. Brian received numerous honors, and on January 9, 2018, was selected to the Region 6 Bomb Squad. After completing extensive training at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, AL he will be one of only 3,100 law enforcement explosive ordnance disposal technicians in the US. In his off time, he spends time with his family and is captain of the Lee County Rangers, the Sheriff’s Office charity hockey team. On January 6, 2018 Brian encountered an armed adversary and subsequently was awarded the combat cross for his actions.

Rahul Gupta ’04 recently started a new job as a FinTech consultant, serving as a product manager at mid-size midwest personal lending firm, Axcess Financial. He and his wife live in Cincinnati, Ohio. They have both taken an interest in the Cincinnati LaSalle High School to keep the LaSallian traditions close.

Stephen Astemborski ’05 recently joined the Delivery Tiger Team within GE Aviation. His new role requires him to travel to different supplier sites to help with part delivery. While on a supplier visit in Taiwan, Stephen had an opportunity to visit a Chiang Kai Shek memorial which brought back fond memories of learning about the Chinese leader in Mr. Atkinson’s Global Studies class.

Joe Bova ’05 and his wife Allie announce the birth of their baby boy, Marco John Anthony Bova, weighing 6.7lbs on June 23, 2018.

Darshan R. Subramanian ’05 got married in the Denver area in May. Phillip Monthie ’06, Darshan, and Stephen Astemborski ’05 from the wedding.

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Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft. “I am very excited to be selected by the Royals, and I thank them for giving me the opportunity to compete on the next level,” said Cillis. Prior to the Kansas City Royals, Teddy was a pitcher and outfielder at Hofstra University.

Troy Anthony ’13 graduated in May from Rutgers University in New Jersey and is now the quarterback coach at RPI.

Lucas Frese ’13 helped the College of Saint Rose men’s lacrosse team have its best season in seven years, finishing 9-8 overall and 7-4 in the Northeast-10 Conference. Lucas had 37 ground balls and won 103 of 192 face-offs (.539).

Alex Koshgarian ’14 was named the St. Rose Golden Knights Athlete of the Week. The junior outfielder hit .400 with six runs scored in six games. He recorded a .500 batting percentage.

Alpha Company, 1st Attack Reconaissance Battalion of the 82nd Airborne Division’s Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB). Andrew is responsible for four Apache helicopters, their crews and maintainers. Family and friends joining Andrew at the ceremony included another CBA alumnus and fellow Army aviator, Captain Nick Coronato ’08. Captain Coronato is the company commander of Charlie Company, 2nd Air Assault Battalion, also of the 82nd Airborne CAB.

Nicholas J. DeThomasis ’10 married Madelena Santore on October 21, 2017 in Hopewell, NJ. Fellow Brothers in attendance were: Zachary DeThomasis ’14, Gregory Medici ’10, and Brendan Kelly ’14.

Joe Krong ’12, Sully Crotty ’12 and Steve Basile ’11 celebrated a fine afternoon at the 2017 Breeders’ Cup World Championship in Del Mar, CA.

Teddy Cillis ’12 was selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 33rd round of the 2018

6, 2018. Phillip is finishing his JD at Albany Law School, graduating in 2018, and his wife is finishing her medical degree at Albany Medical College, also graduating in 2018. Two CBA graduates served as his groomsmen, Ben Moss ’06 and Stephen Astemborski ’05.

John J. Pedlow ’06 married Amy Thomas on Saturday, June 30, 2018 at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany.

Robert W. Reynolds ’06 attended SUNY Upstate Medical University College of Medicine from 2015-2018, graduating cum laude and obtaining his Doctor of Medicine on May 20, 2018. He was inducted into Upstate’s chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha Gamma Honor Society for his role in tutoring future medical students at the university and for his community service. He received the Upstate Medical Association Academic Achievement Award for unparalleled excellence in clinical and academic achievements, the 2018 Mereck Manual Academic Award, and the 2018 Association of Pathology Chairs Honors Society Award for highest honors in scholastic achievement. Robert is currently attending the University of Rochester and Strong Memorial Hospital doing his residency in internal medicine.

Travis Santa Barbara ’08 and his wife Brittany got married on April 28, 2018 in Jamaica. Many CBA alum celebrated their wedding with them, including Matt Santa Barbara ’06, Matt Jacques ’08, Andy Sawicki ’08, Colin O’Reilly ’08, Jon Bourne ’08, and Shane McMahon ’08.

Devin O’Brien ’09 received his Ph.D. in evolutionary biology from the University of Montana. He and his wife, Rachel, moved to Waterville, Maine, where Devin began work as a postdoctoral researcher at Colby College. With NSF funding, Devin will continue his work at Colby for next three years, studying the evolution of developmental mechanisms underlying extreme morphology.

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Andrew Blood ’10 was recently promoted to captain (aviation), in the United States Army. Andrew is a AH-64 attack helicopter pilot and serves as the 1st platoon leader of

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Ryan O’Hagan ’14 played midfield for the Pace University lacrosse team and finished the season with 13 goals and two assists for 15 points with 21 ground balls. Ryan had 36 goals, 16 assists for 52 points with 77 ground balls in 63 career games.

Justin Decker ’15 is an infielder for the Dominican College baseball team. Justin earned Honorable-Mention National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Preseason All-American, and was named to the All-ECAC Team. Justin ranked in the top five in conference doubles, hits, batting average, and on-base percentage, while sitting ninth in RBIs and slugging percentage.

John Robert Graham ’15 is a senior at the College of Saint Rose studying adolescent mathematics 7-12, with a minor in computer science. He is president of the Mathematics Department’s club, Aftermath. On March 24, he was awarded the Outstanding Senior in Mathematics Adolescence Education Award, which recognizes his achievements and overall GPA of 3.75. John Robert has been a Dean’s List student ever since he began studying at St. Rose. As he

Nick Marini ’14 graduated from Roger Williams University on May 19 with a Bachelor of Science in construction management. Nick had four great years at Roger Williams, academically and athletically. In February, Nick scored the 1000th point of his basketball career as a Hawk.

Jason Micelli ’14 recently graduated from St. John Fisher College with a Bachelors of Science in business management. In his four years at St. John Fisher, he participated in varsity football and founded/curated the college’s first Entrepreneurship Association. Jason will be doing a summer internship in Atlanta, GA at WorldClaim, a global public adjusting firm owned by Michael Fusco ’73.

Aidan Murphy ’14 was one of 78 students selected to present an original academic research project at Assumption College’s 24th Annual Undergraduate Symposium, which showcases the academic research and scholarly achievements of students working in collaboration with faculty mentors. Aidan presented “Differences in Self-Representation by Client Gender,” which sought to understand how individuals of different genders present themselves to court support staff members.

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completes his degree and certification, he is extending his program to include 5th and 6th grade.

Matthew Mahigian ’15 is a senior at UAlbany studying Information Technology. He has made the Dean’s List every semester and will be getting his Bachelor’s Degree in the Fall. He plans to pursue a Graduate Degree in Information Security at UAlbany. Matt is currently an Intern at the New York State Office of Information Technology and plans to work in the Cybersecurity field by next summer.

Tom Stanton ’15 is a junior majoring in mechanical engineering at Clarkson University. He received the David Scaringe ’01 Memorial Sponsored Scholarship during the 2017-18 academic year.

Will Byron ’16 is a biomedical engineering student at RIT and the founding vice president of RIT BioPrint. BioPrint is an interdisciplinary club hosted by the Biomedical Engineering Department at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Projects focus on the exploration of 3D technologies in the medical field. To learn more about the projects they are working on, visit their website at www.rit.edu/kgcoe/bioprint

Noah Keith ’16 plays on the men’s soccer team at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Services. He led the USCAA in

assists with 18. He was voted to the HVIAC All-Conference team for the second year in a row and was selected as a First-Team All-American.

Kevin LaFleche ’16 finished 8th in the 800-meter run at the Division 3 National Indoor Track Championships and earned All-American Honors. He ran a 1:53.16 to make the finals in Alabama.

Ethan J Mendel ’16 was selected for mechanical engineering apprenticeship at BorgWarner Worldwide beginning in June 2018. BorgWarner is an S&P 500 worldwide automotive component and parts supplier located in 17 countries with 60 manufacturing sites. Ethan will be working on the research and development team for the turbo engine division. Ethan is a junior at Clarkson University.

Dan Philbin ’16 embarks on his first co-op at Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation, a division of Lockheed Martin, located in Stratford Connecticut. Sikorsky is the developer of the world’s first practical helicopters and the state-of-the-art S-97 helicopter currently being used by the US armed forces. Dan is a junior engineering student at Northeastern University in Boston. Dan began his seven-month program in June.

Ian Schultz ’16 started in all 28 games this season for SUNY Oneonta. He scored 212 points and grabbed a team high 177 rebounds. He also contributed 53 assists, 17 steals and 10 blocks.

as of July 2

2004 Mr. Christopher F. Nicolla

1990 Mr. Matthew J. Rubino

1976 Mr. William J. Burrill

1975 Mr. Thomas E. Carroll

1975 Mr. Raymond J. Neubauer

1972 Mr. Robert J. Carey

1965 Mr. Raymond J. Burnside

1961 Mr. David J. Rey

1960 Mr. Michael A. Garafalo

1959 Mr. Paul V. Mahota

1958 Mr. Robert E. Henderson

1957 Mr. William J. McGeough

1956 Mr. William L. Tingue, Jr.

1955 Mr. Raymond A. DeMarco

1953 Mr. John T. Goliber

1953 Mr. Francis Welch

1950 Mr. Daniel L. Cassidy

1950 Mr. Frank J. Lasch Esq.

1949 Mr. Vincent J. Ciota

1949 Mr. Frank M. Roche

1948 Mr. James D. Fiorillo

1948 Mr. Raymond C. Sheehan, Jr.

1946 Mr. John W. Roman

1944 Mr. Edward T. Cavanagh, Sr.

1944 Mr. William H. Girvin

1944 Mr. Robert H. Hardt

1942 Mr. Francis J. Corr, III

1941 Mr. Joseph P. Young

1940 Mr. Anthony D. Dipace

Mr. Michael Anson

Ms. Sandra Lee Humphrey

Mr. Anthony Longe

Brother Thomas Scanlan, FSC

Dr. Arthur Wallingford Jr.

Mr. Thomas A. Clemente Sr, BFSC

Mr. Fred Snyder

REMEMBERING BROTHER THOMAS J. SCANLAN, FSC, Ph.DWe remember Brother Thomas J. Scanlan, FSC, Ph.D. who passed away on February 4, 2018, at the age of 72. Brother Thomas served on the CBA Board of Trustees as a representative of the District of Eastern North America since 2009. Brother Thomas shared his experience earned during his 22-year tenure as president of Manhattan College to help lead the CBA Board of Trustees through a difficult transitional period. “We were truly blessed to have someone with the expertise of Brother Thomas, a Lasallian legend, as an advisor to our Board,” said Dr. James Schlegel. “The wisdom, guidance, and friendship he provided me will last a lifetime.”

IN MEMORIAMSHARE YOUR NEWS!Alumni notes are a great way to let your classmates know about your professional and personal achievements. To appear in our next issue of the Chronicles, contact Matt Agan ’05 at [email protected] or Fallon Marini at [email protected]

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

Jack Zilgme ’16, Matt Van der Veer ’17, PJ McHugh ’17, and Nolan Isabella ’17 met on the lacrosse field when St. Rose played at Southern New Hampshire University.

Nolan Isabella ’17 completed his freshman year at Southern New Hampshire University. He was named to the Northeast-10 Conference All-Rookie Team for lacrosse. He saw action in all 14 games, registered a team high 15 caused turnovers, ranked third on the Penman in ground balls with 26, and one of three student-athletes to start each of SNHU’s outings.

Brandon Mohrhoff ’18 signed a junior hockey contract with the Connecticut Chiefs of the EHLP. The Chiefs are based out of Newington, Connecticut. Brandon was the goaltender and a vital part of the CBA Brothers back-to-back Section 2 Frozen Four appearances and an outstanding four-year player for CBA.

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Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O’HaraMr. and Mrs. J.T. O’Hearn ’58Mr. Joseph A. Reilly ’56Ring Around The SpectrumMr. and Mrs. Darryll S. Towsley ’94

BROTHER COUNCIL $2,000.00+#1 Stonescaping Lawn Service, Inc.Andersen TaxAnonymousMr. and Mrs. William Anthony ’81Mr. and Mrs. William A. BiancoMr. and Mrs. James V. Bigley ’68Mr. and Mrs. David H. Blair ’53Mr. and Mrs. Ulderic J. Boisvert IIIMr. and Mrs. Chris BoggsBrothers of the Christian School

FSC DENAMr. and Mrs. William E. Burkhard ’53Hon. Ronald J. Canestrari ’61Capitol Equipment, Inc. Capitol

EQ2 LLCDr. and Mrs. Frank Cicero M.D. ’51Community Foundation For The

Capital RegionMr. and Mrs. Brian W.

Devane Esq ’82Mr. and Mrs. Neal DillMr. and Mrs. Edward J. DollarMr. and Mrs. Michael DunnMr. Richard T. Eberle ’54Dr. and Mrs. Douglas LarsenMrs. Louise J. LounsberyMr. Charles F. McCarthy ’51Dr. and Mrs. James McDonnellMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McMahonMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. MitchellMr. Richard W. Mulvey and Ms.

Jane BurkeMr. Eugene E. Napierski Esq. ’61Mr. Peter E. Platt ’57Mr. and Mrs. Christopher O’BrienO’Connor & O’Connor CPAsMr. and Mrs. Michael R. RaucciMr. and Mrs. Everett J. Roberts

(USAF RET) ’56Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. SpataroStaff Ciampino & Company PCDr. Peter J. Stevens ’66Times UnionMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Van De Loo ’90

$100,000.00+Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Ozimek

$50,000.00+AnonymousMr. and Mrs. David QuinnMr. and Mrs. David L.

Wibbelsman ’54

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

Scaringe ’82

$20,000.00+Rev. Erwin H. Schweigardt Ph.D. ’57Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J.

Zielinski ’58

$10,000.00+Mr. and Mrs. Britt CarmerChristian Brothers CommunityMr. and Mrs. Thomas DiNovo, Esq.Ms. Sheila Greco and

Mr. John KrongMr. James J. Hunter ’52Mr. John T. Leonard ’60Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Manhey ’64Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Mesick ’85Mr. and Mrs. James O’ToolePOSTMKTGMr. William E. Redmond, Jr. ’77Mr. and Mrs. Marc P. Reiter ’81Stone Bridge Iron & SteelMr. and Mrs. John L. Vanderhoef

SAINT MIGUEL $5,000.00+Mr. and Mrs. Carm BasileCamelot Print and Copy CentersMr. and Mrs. Robert G. Conway, Jr ’69Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P.

Cunningham ’72Mr. and Mrs. David S. Doemel ’77Mr. and Mrs. Albert GonzalezHannoush Jewelers, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hogarty, Jr. ’57Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Hulbert ’83Key Bank CommercialMr. and Mrs. Robert V. Marini, Jr. ’84Mr. John J. NigroNigro CompaniesMr. and Mrs. John V. O’Connor ’75Mr. and Mrs. James W. O’Keefe, Jr. ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy VivianDr. and Mrs. Paul F. VogtThe Walters CoDr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Williams, IIIWilliams Center for Plastic SurgeryMr. and Mrs. William N. Young, Jr. ’64

DIRECTOR CLUB $1,000.00+ Mr. Vincent A. Anderson ’08Mr. and Mrs. Anthony BenedettiMr. and Mrs. John J. Brennan ’67Col. and Mrs. David E. Bronner Jr.

USA (Ret) ’62Brown and Brown of New York, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Caulfield ’81Charter OaksChartwellsMr. and Mrs. J. Barron Clancy ’61Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Clemente

BFSC ’70Mr. Robert Clore and Ms. Randi JurusMr. and Mrs. John C. Conboy ’52Mr. Robert E. Cunningham ’44Dodson and Associate PLLCDr. Anthony J. Domenico ’67Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Dyer ’73Mr. Joseph C. Early ’58Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Franze ’59Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Gavigan ’64Mr. Edward V. Girzone ’55Mr. and Mrs. William F. Glavin ’49Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Goddeau ’60Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. GormleyDr. and Mrs. William M. Griffin ’54Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. HoganDr. and Mrs. David M. JonesMr. and Mrs. Michael Kayo ’90Mr. Lawrence M. Knapek CPA ’82

and Mrs. Lisa MarrelloMr. Ronald L. Lanzetta ’69Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lee ’58Mr. and Mrs. Carmen LomonocoMr. Michael Lounsbery, Jr. ’88Mathnasium of WestmereDr. Dennis P. McKenna ’84Mr. and Mr. Robert G. MeyerMr. James F. Moran, Jr. ’72Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. MorbidelliNBT BankMr. and Mrs. Dale OphardtOverton, Russell, Doerr and

Donovan, LLPMr. and Mrs. Michael M. Ozimek ’92Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Paolino ’56Dr. Kevin Pumiglia and Dr.

Kathryn LeopoldPurshe Kaplan Sterling InvestmentsMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reilly ’71Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rosettie ’58Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Sabatino ’67Dr. and Mrs. James SchlegelMr. Steven J. Spano ’79Student StylesMr. and Mrs. William T. Sumner ’72Mr. and Mrs. Todd Van EppsMr. and Mrs. Sean Ward

FOUNDERS CLUB $500.00+Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Agan ’05Alliance Energy LLCMr. and Mrs. Vasilis

AnagnostopoulosMr. and Mrs. Christopher ArenaMr. Edward J. Barry Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael BassettBay Optical, Inc.Ms. Kathleen E. BisconeMr. and Mrs. Edward R. Brewer ’71Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ColacinoMrs. Patricia CriniganDicks Sporting GoodsDr. and Mrs. David J. DixonMr. and Mrs. Jason J. Ellis ’90Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Farinacci ’04Brother John Farrell FSCJohn and Teresa FenimoreMr. and Mrs. Anthony M.

Fittizzi, Jr. ’93Mr. and Mrs. Bernardino F.

Gambacorta ’70Dr. and Ms. Frederick GarbrechtMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GregoryH.U.R.B Landscaping, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Hardt ’85Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Hart ’51Mr. and Mrs. Gene F. Hay ’61Rev. Robert J. Hohenstein ’59Mrs. Suzanne JensenDr. F. Robert Jordan Jr., M.D. ’59Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kampf ’61Mr. and Mrs. John KarratMr. and Mrs. John H. Kearney ’65Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Keenan ’51Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kelly ’69Mr. Arthur F. Kilmartin ’50Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Kirwin ’50Knights of Columbus Charities, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. KolbeMr. and Mrs. David M. KoonzMr. and Mrs. Frank LanniLazboy Furniture GalleriesMr. and Mrs. Karl MabeusMr. and Mrs. Thomas R.

McCormick Esq.Dr. and Mrs. James F. McMahon Jr.McVeigh Funeral Home, Inc.Mr. William F. Mehleisen, Jr. ’93Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Merges ’55Mohawk Sign SystemsMr. and Mrs. Michael P. Murray ’86Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. MurrayMVP Health CareHon. and Mrs. Howard C.

Nolan, Jr. ’49Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nolan ’82Ms. Agatha NovakMr. and Mrs. William B. O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. O’Leary ’75Mr. and Mrs. Philip ParisiMrs. Cynthia PettitMr. and Mrs. Edward Pierce, Jr. ’57Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Pizzola

DONOR HONOR ROLLNEW CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM JULY 1, 2017 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2018


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D O N O R H O N O R R O L L

Dear CBA Family,

As we enjoy the beginning of summer after the close of another successful school year, I am pleased to report that our tradition of excellence continues. Scholarship awards continue to arrive for the Class of 2018, and as our graduates move on to study at some of the best colleges and universities in the country, our 100% college acceptance rate is extended. To date, our graduates have earned more

than $16.5 million in scholarships to study at some of the nation’s finest institutions, including Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Villanova, University of Michigan, University of Virginia, Loyola University, Boston College, Connecticut College, RPI, Union, Bentley, Syracuse, Fordham, Northeastern, Providence, The College of the Holy Cross, and the United States Naval Academy. For the second year in a row, our Cadet Colonel will attend Harvard, and our valedictorian will attend the University of Notre Dame.

As our graduates leave Christian Brothers Academy to take on the challenges of college, they do so well-prepared for academic success. Their futures are launched from a solid foundation – a sound educational platform of a human and Christian education in the Lasallian tradition. This foundation was fortified through our $5.2 million capital campaign, Our Defining Moment. This campaign upgraded our facilities and programs to allow our graduates the opportunity to learn in cutting-edge learning spaces: an engineering lab to provide hands-on experiences, four beautifully renovated science labs, and a music suite designed with recording studio standards. These, and the many other building and program improvements, were made possible through the generosity of this CBA family. On May 15, Founder’s Day, we hosted our first online giving day,

MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL


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BronationDay. Alumni, family, faculty, and friends helped raise more than $107,000 in 16 hours. This fun-filled day was especially exciting because we surpassed our initial campaign goal.

At the onset of this campaign, we identified a few of our dreams to enhance the school. Now that we have achieved them, we can admit that our dreams are bigger than that. Our goal has been to be the school of choice for young men in the Capital District, and our enrollment and waiting lists show our progress. While we have grown, our vision has been to get better, not just bigger. We are blessed to have such a strong community with undying love for CBA, and we are grateful for their generous support. Our Defining Moment has been a resounding success, and we will celebrate our victory in the fall. We honor the history of CBA by ensuring its future, and we honor our alumni by continuously working to improve the experience for today’s students. I wish you a wonderful summer, and thank you for everything you do in support of Christian Brothers Academy.

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

Sincerely,

Dr. James SchlegelHead of School

CONGRATULATIONS TO SEAN CALAGNA ’19 EARNED A 800 ON HIS MATH SAT

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Mr. and Mrs. George T. Porter, Jr. ’64Puro Construction Company, Inc.Red-Kap Sales, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Steven ReddyMr. John P. Ricci ’62Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. RubilottaMr. David RuddMr. and Mrs. Matthew J. RyanMr. and Mrs. John SanchiricoMr. and Mrs. Anthony SavonaMr. and Mrs. Michael P. Scaringe ’02Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thomas

SelfridgeMr. and Mrs. Robert ShieldsSiena CollegeMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Signor ’85Skyview Landscapes, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald SlaterMr. Chester L. Smith, Jr. ’77Mr. and Mrs. David A. Smith ’62The Smile Lodge Pediatric

DentistryTimothy J. Maggs Chiropractic P.C.Mr. William A. Toomey, III ’73Mr. Justin A. VanEpps ’14Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Walsh ’59Mr. and Mrs. Robert WestWhere Smiles Grow DentalMr. and Mrs. Edmund C. Young ’70

CENTURY CLUB $400.00+Mr. Jacob ColwellMrs. Beverly FoldermanMr. and Mrs. Howard GoebelMr. Robert L. Healy ’82Mr. John J. Kearns ’55Mr. Edward J. Lasch ’82Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Magguilli ’00Brother William Martin FSC ’55Mr. Richard J. Nagengast ’70Mr. and Mrs. John R. O’Connor ’58Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. PatricelliMr. and Mrs. Kirk J. RingerMr. and Mrs. James L. Rotolo ’69Mr. and Mrs. Thomas

Santa BarbaraMr. Walter J. Van De Loo ’74Mr. and Mrs. Gary Zebrowski

SPECIAL FRIENDSMr. and Mrs. Scott C. Abbotts ’90Academy of the Holy NamesMr. and Mrs. J. Richard Adair ’63Adirondack BeveragesMr. Nolan P. Aery ’18Mr. John G. Aiello II ’69Mr. and Mrs. Christopher AlbrittonDr. and Mrs. William AlderisioDr. Catalina L. Alegre-LevineMr. and Mrs. Alan D. Alexander ’89Ms. Joanne AlixMr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Allegretti ’43Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Amodeo, Jr.Mr. Roberto V. Amore ’18Mr. and Mrs. Michael AnsonMs. Mary M. Anthony

Mr. Thomas J. Anthony ’83Mr. Troy Anthony ’13Mr. Ronald Anzalone ’64AquaturfMr. Stephen P. Astemborski ’05Mr. and Mrs. Carmon AudinoMr. Charles Baker, Jr. ’04Mr. Bill BanaganDr. and Mrs. Andrij BaranMr. and Mrs. Steven BarberMr. Nicholas R. Barna ’96Mr. W. B. Barr, AFSC ’56Mr. Michael V. Barrett ’64Mr. and Mrs. Steven BasileMr. William BashfordMr. Patrick P. Battuello ’55Mr. and Mrs. Phillip BecktoftBedrock ConstructionDr. and Mrs. James BellMr. and Mrs. Russell A. Bellamy ’79Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Benoit ’60Brother Robert Berger FSCMr. James J. Berkery ’65Ms. Samantha BerryMr. and Mrs. John Bevilacqua, Jr.Col. and Mrs. Paul A. Bigelman

(RET) ’62Col. and Mrs. Arthur D. Bills

(USA RET) ’50Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth BolandMr. Connor P. Bolger ’18Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bolles ’69Bonacquisti Brothers ConstructionMr. Santino Bonanni ’81Mr. and Mrs. Earle BoothMr. Matthew P. Borrelli ’18Mr. Casey Boyan ’18Mr. Jeffrey A. Bracco ’92Mr. and Mrs. George R. Brandow ’49Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Breault

DDS ’68Ms. Christina BrennanMr. and Mrs. Kevin Bronner Ph.D.Mr. Michael J. Brooks, Jr. ’65Mr. and Mrs. Alexander P.

Brousseau ’59Mr. Albert J. Brown ’53Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J.

BuddenhagenMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Burns ’69Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Byrne ’60Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. ByronMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bytner ’46Capital City DinerCapital District Renal Physicians, P.C.Capital Living Estates, INC.Mr. Peter J. Cappellano ’94Mr. and Mrs. John CarboneMr. Alfred V. Cardona ’63Ms. Nancy Carey CassidyMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Carioto ’61Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Carioto ’90Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Carioto ’91Mr. and Mrs. John CarlMr. and Mrs. Steven Carnavos

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. CaropresoMs. Ingrid CarrMs. Nancy CarrMr. Christopher Carriero ’00Mr. Andrew L. Carroll ’18Mr. Justin W. Cartwright ’97Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cashin ’49Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Casile, Jr. ’72Mr. Thomas M. Cassidy ’89Mr. and Mrs. George P. Catalano ’56Mr. Joseph P. Catalano ’05Mr. Justin T. Caulfield ’18Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Caulfield ’89Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M.

Cavallino ’69Dr. and Dr. Denis E. Chagnon ’64Mr. Raymond F. Chase ’73Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S.

Christenson ’85Mr. and Mrs. Terrance P.

Christenson Esq. ’64Mr. and Mrs. Vincent CilentoMr. and Mrs. John V. Cinquino ’49Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Cirillo ’61Mr. John B. ClancyMr. Patrick ClancyMr. and Mrs. George J. Clarity ’67Mr. James T. Clark ’91Mr. and Mrs. Donald ClearyMs. Jennifer ClementMr. Michael A. Cocca Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gary CohenMr. and Mrs. G. Michael ColeyMr. and Mrs. James M. Collins ’63Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Collins ’56Mr. and Mrs. William J. Conboy IIMs. Margaret C. ConnorsMr. and Mrs. Paul F. Cooney ’53Mr. Gregory M. Coonley ’05Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Corbett ’62Core & MainMr. Bradley T. Cornell ’18Mr. Brendan J. Cox ’88Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery CoyleMs. Jackie CoyneCrisafulli Bros. Plumbing & HeatingMr. Guy Criscione ’44Mr. Don C. Crotty ’56Mr. Sullivan J. Crotty ’12Mr. Christopher E. Culnan ’89Mr. and Mrs. Michael A.

Cummings ’93Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.

Cunningham Esq. ’66Dr. and Mrs. Matthew CunninghamMr. John CurranMrs. Mary V. D’AmbrosioDaily Gazette Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Dalton, Jr. ’60Mr. and Mrs. William J. Daub ’70Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Daus Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.

Davenport ’53Mr. and Mrs. Gregg M. Davis ’70Mrs. JoAnn Davis

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Mr. John E. Davitt ’89Mr. and Mrs. Adam DeanMr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. De JesusDr. and Mrs. Jason DeckerMr. and Mrs. Stephen M.

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

DeFrancesco ’55Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. DeGuire, Jr. ’79Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Deitz DDS ’74Mr. John J. Demarest, Jr. ’59Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Demaria ’74Mr. Jonathan V. DeMase ’92Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. DeMatteo ’54Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A.

DeMarco ’55Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. DeMichele ’04Mr. and Mrs. John DeMicheleMr. and Mrs. Mark DeNicolaMr. Nicholas R. DeNicola ’17Mr. Joshua P. Dennis ’10Mr. and Mrs. John DerBoghossianMr. Miles DesmaraisMr. and Mrs. Louis DeSorboMr. and Mrs. Joseph DeThomasisMr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Devey ’59Mr. Jeffrey Di Napoli CFP ’00Ms. Mary DiChristopherDr. and Mrs. George J.

DiDonna MD ’59Mr. and Mrs. Christopher DiFioreMr. Nicholas A. DiLeva ’88Mr. Joseph S. Dimura ’82Mr. Thomas A. DiNovo ’12Mr. and Mrs. John L. Di Nuzzo ’61Dr. and Ms. Ye DingMr. and Mrs. David DiscenzaMr. and Mrs. John DiscipioMr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. DittmerMr. and Mrs. David S. Doemel, Jr. ’97Mr. and Mrs. John M. Doemel ’92Mr. Michael F. Doemel ’05Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DohertyMr. and Mrs. Charles P. Donato ’83Mr. and Mrs. Dominic J. Donato ’49Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Donnelly ’59Mr. Raymond P. Donnelly ’82Mr. and Mrs. Gavin J. Donohue ’85Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Dougherty, Sr.Dreambuilder LLCMr. Blaine R. Drescher ’04Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Druzba, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Duch ’61Mr. and Mrs. John J. Duffy ’58Mr. and Mrs. Jason K.

Duncan Ph.D. ’81Col. and Mrs. James W. Dunn USA

RET ’51Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery DunnMr. Joshua A. Dunn ’18Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Dwyer ’73E. Stewart Jones Hacker

Murphy, LLPMr. and Mrs. Thomas W.

Eagan, Jr. ’82

Ms. Mary Ann JonesMs. Kelly JordanMr. and Mrs. Jay JorgensenMr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Joyce ’52Mrs. Margaret JoyntMr. Patrick Joynt ’81Mr. Randall J. Jukes ’80Mr. Edward J. Kaestner ’66Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kalteux ’59Mr. Andrew E. Kampf ’00Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kampf ’96Mr. and Mrs. Joseph KaneMr. and Mrs. John D. Kaperka ’60Mr. Andrew KaufmanDr. and Mrs. John R. Kearns M.D. ’64Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. KeeganMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Keegan ’56Mr. and Mrs. James KeithMr. Noah A. Keith ’16Mr. Robert R. Kelley ’44Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. KellyMr. and Mrs. Francis B. Kelly ’56Mr. and Mrs. Meldon F. Kelsey ’55Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy Jr.Rev. Michael J. Kennedy C.M. ’40Mr. and Mrs. Ritch KielbMr. Matthew C. Kieley ’87Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Killelea ’58Mr. Gregory J. Kirby ’78Ms. Jenifer KishMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Kissane ’60Mr. William J. Kissane ’55Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.

Kisselback ’74Knapek, Gabriele & Bottini, LLPMr. and Mrs. Robert KnizekMr. and Mrs. Joseph Konopka, IIIMr. and Mrs. John W. Koreman ’58Dr. and Mrs. Anthony KorvasMr. and Mrs. Igor KraevMr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Kreig ’68Mr. Edward R. Kremzier ’46Mr. Griffin D. Kuhn ’18Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kulak, Jr. ’78Mr. Michael KupiecMr. Walter P. Kurzejeski ’18Mr. Daniel J. Kutny ’09Mr. and Mrs. James KutnyMr. and Mrs. Joseph P. LaCivitaMr. Frank LaGattaMr. James A. LaMarco ’09Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LaMarcoHon. and Mrs. Thomas E.

Lamb Esq. ’76Mrs. Joann LaMonicaDr. and Mrs. David W. Lando ’64Mr. and Mrs. John LangMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lashway ’56Mr. Lucas LastarzaMr. Douglas J. LaVigne ’79Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. LaVigne ’91Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Lavigne ’59Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lawlor ’93Dr. and Mrs. William J.

Leahy Ph.D. ’54

Mr. and Mrs. William LeakMr. and Mrs. William A. Leonard ’56Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Lescak ’63Ms. Linda R. Bennett Ph.DMr. Thomas J. Link ’72Local 294 Teamsters CareMr. Lorenz F. Loerzel ’52Mr. and Mrs. David LomascoloMr. and Mrs. John R. Lupe, Jr. ’65Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. LynchMs. Marcia LynchMr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Lyons ’49M.H. Contractors, LLCMr. Michael A. Macaione ’58Mr. F. Garth MacFarland ’55Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W.

MacMorranMr. and Mrs. Michael F. MacriMr. Michael F. Macri ’95Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Maggs, Sr.Ms. Elise MahanMr. and Mrs. Sean P. Mahar ’96Mr. Stephen MaherMr. and Mrs. Robert W.

Mahoney ’83Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mahony ’88Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Maiello ’69Mr. and Mrs. Mark MakarowskyMr. and Mrs. William B. Maley ’42Ms. Jeanne MaloyDr. and Mrs. Kenneth MandatoMr. and Mrs. John F. MangioneMr. Peter T. Mangione ’66Dr. Albert H. Mangold ’65Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J.

Maniscalco, Jr. ’57Dr. Joseph A. Manzi ’68Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. MarcheseMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Marcy ’49Marini Services, LLCMr. and Mrs. Richard T. MariniMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Marino ’78Ms. Lisa K. MarlowMrs. Shirley MarozziMr. and Mrs. Stephen MarshMr. Thomas J. Martin ’95Mr. and Mrs. Brian MasonMs. Suzanne MastantuonoMr. Andrew A. Matthews ’56Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Mattimore ’52Mrs. Carol J. MattozzaMr. Martin MbuguaMr. and Mrs. John J. McAlaryMr. Joseph McCabeMr. and Mrs. John E. McCartney ’55Mr. John W. McDaniel, Jr. ’82Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McDonaldHon. John J. McEneny ’61Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McGarryMr. and Mrs. Michael H. McGinn ’72Mrs. Christine A. McGrathMr. James J. McGrath ’65Mrs. Regina W. McGrathMr. Daniel T. McGraw ’88Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. McGraw ’77

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Mr. and Mrs. Jerome EdmundsMr. Joshua Edmunds ’18Mr. and Mrs. John J. Elacqua ’54Ms. Amy Elacqua-HitchcockMr. and Mrs. Robert EmpieMr. Robert W. Emsing, Jr. ’92Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. EspositoMr. and Mrs. John T. Evers ’87Mr. and Mrs. Steve L. Falvo ’51Family Foot Care PLLCMr. and Mrs. Nicholas W.

Farinacci ’68Mr. Joseph S. Farinelli ’60Mr. James R. Farnan ’88Mr. and Mrs. William Farrand IVMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Farrar ’56Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Farrell ’61Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Farrell, Jr. ’94Mr. Arthur T. Fealey ’54Mr. and Mrs. Edwin FebusMrs. Beth FecteauMr. Dominick Federici ’18Mr. David L. Fenimore ’65Mr. and Mrs. James FeuerbachMr. and Mrs. James FieldMr. and Mrs. James P. Fiore ’65Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. FittingMr. and Mrs. Anthony FittizziMr. Garrett T. Fittizzi ’96Mrs. Linda FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Matthew L.

Fitzgerald, Jr. ’75Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Fitzgerald ’92Mr. and Mrs. Thomas FlandersMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Floeser ’73Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Flynn, Jr. ’51Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Foley ’69Mr. and Mrs. David M. FontanaMr. Timothy P. Ford ’75Mr. and Mrs. Richard FosterMr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Fox, Jr. ’69Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fox, Jr. ’81Mr. Nicholas J. Francella ’09Mr. John W. Frangella, Jr. ’68Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. FranklinFrese’s CateringMr. Andrew J. Frost ’18Mr. and Mrs. Mark FrostMr. and Mrs. Dominick GabrielMr. and Mrs. Gary GalicaMr. Philip M. Gallagher ’74Mr. Joseph A. GaluskiMr. James P. Gaston ’73Deacon and Mrs. William H.

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Mr. Cornelius P. Goca, III ’79Mr. and Mrs. Francis C.

Godfrey, Jr. ’60Mr. and Mrs. John E. Goetz ’60Goodridge Team LLCDr. and Mrs. Michael W. Graber ’83Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Green P.E. ’64Mr. and Mrs. Bryan GregoriusMr. Scott M. Griesemer ’91Mr. Daniel Grignon ’81Mr. Brandon T. Grimes ’18Mr. and Mrs. Dimitri GrivasMr. and Mrs. Richard GuziMr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Guzik ’63Mr. and Mrs. George Habiniak, Jr.Mr. Robert E. Hagadorn ’61Mr. Jay J. Halayko ’78Mr. Donald P. Hallock ’61Mrs. Dorothy HalloranMr. and Mrs. Jonathan HammondMr. and Mrs. John F. Hanley ’71Mr. Robert E. Harris ’96Mr. and Mrs. Christopher HarrisonMr. Tyler J. Hartman ’16Msgt. Kenneth P. Hauprich ’71Ms. Geraldine HavasyMr. Justin W. Hearley ’08Mr. Troy M. Heidenberg ’13Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. HeiderMrs. Elaine HendricksMr. and Mrs. Kevin HengesMr. and Mrs. Charles M. Herubin ’78Ms. Stephanie HerzogMs. Sue M. HeseltonMr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Hickok ’47Mr. and Mrs. James J. HicksMs. Concetta HinkelHockey Store N More, LLCMs. Carrie HoffmanMr. and Mrs. William J. Hoffman ’43Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hogan ’60Ms. Rosalind Hohenstein-ConwayMs. Susan HollanderMr. and Mrs. Gary HolleMr. Gregory R. Holle ’07Mr. E. Richard Holm ’59Mr. and Mrs. Mark HoltzmanMr. William E. Houlton, Jr. ’52Mr. Matthew J. Hulbert, Jr. ’82Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Igoe ’69Mr. Michael A. Insero ’86Mr. Nolan M. Isabella ’17Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ivey Sr.J. Luke Construction Co., LLCDr. Gilbert M. Jackofsky Ph.D ’48Janitronics Facility ServicesMr. and Mrs. Jerry JasinskiMr. and Mrs. Edward JohnsonMr. and Mrs. George F. Johnson ’49Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M.

Johnson ’55Ms. Traci JohnsonMr. Todd Johnson Mr. Barry D. Jones ’74Mr. Brandon R. Jones ’18

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Metzger, Jr. ’42Mr. and Mrs. Gerald MichaelMr. and Mrs. John D. Michne, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John MignacciMrs. Elizabeth MillerMr. and Mrs. Stephen Miller ’79Mr. Richard J. Milos ’57Mr. and Mrs. William MiltonMr. and Mrs. Louis MirandaMr. Michael L. Miranda ’18MJP Albany LLCMr. and Mrs. Craig G. MoffreMohawk HondaMr. Brandon Mohrhoff ’18Mr. and Mrs. David MoleskyDr. Amy MolinaroMr. Andrew M. Molnar ’18Mr. and Mrs. David C. Momrow ’64Ms. Lauren MonahanMr. Donald Montana ’64Mr. and Mrs. John G. Moriarty ’71Mr. and Mrs. John T. MoranMr. and Mrs. Sean R. MoranMr. Jay A. Morin ’79Mr. Thomas Morlock ’90Mr. Kenneth S. Moro ’82Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Morrell ’52Mr. Gregory R. Morrison ’06Mr. James L. Mosall ’74Mr. and Mrs. Kevin MossMr. K. Mark Mottolese ’82Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A.

MountainMr. and Mrs. Francis P.

Mulderry Esq. ’50Mr. Timothy M. Mullens ’66Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Mullon ’55Ms. Kristen MunroMr. and Mrs. Trevor MunroeMr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Murphy ’94Mr. James W. Murphy ’58Mr. and Mrs. John L. Murphy ’53

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O’ShaughnessyMrs. Rita O’SullivanMr. and Mrs. Timothy J.

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Mark L. PowersMr. and Dr. Marcus PuccioniMr. and Mrs. Frank PuglianoMr. Michael B. Pumiglia ’18Dr. Peter Purcell MDMr. Paul F. Quackenbush ’75Mr. Michael QuinnMr. Nathan S. Race ’46Mr. Christopher R. Radliff ’16Mr. and Mrs. Craig RadliffMr. Nathan Raia ’18Raimo Auto Tag & Title Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James RaimoMr. and Mrs. Frank Raso ’85Mr. Robert W. Raum ’50Ms. Michelle RayMr. Victor J. Reale ’52Ms. Antoinette ReardonMr. and Mrs. Mark C. Reeves ’85Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Regan ’96Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Reisner ’56Mr. Kevin C. Renaud ’18Mr. and Mrs. Robert RenaudMs. Anne RentoMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Reuss ’91Mr. and Mrs. Steve ReutterMr. David B. Reynolds ’61Ms. Margaret RichardsMr. and Mrs. Joel RichardsonDr. and Mrs. Seth RichterMr. Stephen M. Ries ’87Mr. and Mrs. David F. Riker ’54Mr. James D. Riley ’45Mr. and Mrs. Shawn M. Riley ’80Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore A. Rinella ’55Mr. and Mrs. John RislerMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Rizzo ’49Mr. Joseph D. Rizzo ’18Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rizzo ’49Mr. Thomas N. Rizzo ’56Mr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Robinson ’56

Col. John F. Roche, III ’48Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Roche ’60Dr. and Mrs. Sean P. Roche ’85Mrs. Sheri RockenstyreMs. Patrice RodgersMr. and Mrs. Larry C. RoeMrs. Joan B. RogersMr. and Mrs. Scott F. Rogler ’83Ms. Trish RolloMr. and Mrs. John W. Roman ’46Mrs. Margaret J. RomanMr. and Mrs. James J. Romano ’69Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Rosano ’68Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rose ’62Mr. and Mrs. Elliott RosenMs. Suzanne RotellaMr. Jason P. Rubilotta ’18Ms. Suzanne RubinoMr. P J. RugelRumors LTD & Rumors IV MenMr. and Mrs. Joseph RupinskiMr. and Mrs. Edward RyanMr. Evan S. Ryan ’18Msgr. John Ryan ’47Lt. Col. and Mrs. John W.

Ryan USN ’95Mr. and Mrs. Scott RyanMr. and Mrs. Timothy RyanMr. and Mrs. Valentino A. Salustri ’56Mr. and Mrs. Rudy SamynMr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Sangiorgi ’61Mr. Paul T. Sano ’84Mr. and Mrs. Louis Santa Barbara ’66Sauce Baseball LLCMr. Aidan L. Sausville ’18Mr. and Mrs. Geneo A. SavocaMr. Andrew P. Sawicki ’08Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. ScacciaMr. and Mrs. Vincent ScalzoMr. and Mrs. John P. Scavo, Jr. ’94Ms. Marcella SchnorrMr. George H. Schnurr ’49Mr. Jeremy R. ScholzMr. and Mrs. David SchubmehlMr. and Mrs. Rolf W. Schweigardt

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Tompkins CPA ’71Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J.

Toomey Esq. ’59Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Toomey ’79Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni TorriMr. and Mrs. David V. Towle ’91Tri City Valley CatsMr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Tripoli ’85Mr. Brian Tucker ’18Mr. and Mrs. Peter TunnyMr. and Mrs. Michael TurleyMr. and Mrs. Mark TurnerMr. and Mrs. Robert L. UngererUnited Way of The Greater

Capital RegionMr. and Mrs. John UrbanskiMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. ValentineMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Van

AmburghMr. and Mrs. Anthony Van

BeusekomMs. Michelle Van De LooMr. Joseph P. Van Deloo ’57Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Van Ullen ’71Mr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Vanina ’49Ms. Nicole Ventresca-CohenVeritas Management of SaratogaMrs. Deanna VessellaMs. Theresa VickersMr. and Mrs. Rico ViscusiMr. and Mrs. Zelindo ViscusiMr. Andrew J. Vivian ’09Mr. and Mrs. John VogelMr. and Mrs. Joseph VolpeMr. and Mrs. John VorelMr. Christopher A. WaiteMrs. Sarah Waite and Mr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank ZeoliMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Zgrzepski ’68Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ziamandanis ’47Ms. Honey R. ZinkCapt. and Mrs. James F.

Zinkovitch, Sr. ’56Brother Thomas Zoppo FSC

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AnagnostopoulosAnonymousMr. Troy Anthony ’13Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony ’81Mr. and Mrs. Carmon AudinoMr. Nicholas R. Barna ’96Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Barranca ’82Mr. William BashfordMr. and Mrs. Steven BasileMr. and Mrs. Michael BassettMr. and Mrs. Russell A. Bellamy ’79Mr. and Mrs. Anthony BenedettiMs. Samantha BerryMr. and Mrs. William A. BiancoMr. and Mrs. James V. Bigley ’68Col. and Mrs. Arthur D. Bills

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USA (Ret) ’62Mr. and Mrs. Alexander P.

Brousseau ’59Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L.

CamarataMr. James F. CampbellMr. and Mrs. Brian F. CaneyMr. Peter J. Cappellano ’94Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Capra, Jr. ’61Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Carey ’82Ms. Nancy Carey CassidyMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Carioto ’61Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Carioto ’90Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Carioto ’91Mr. and Mrs. Britt D. CarmerMs. Nancy CarrMr. and Mrs. Richard CarrMr. Christopher Carriero ’00Mr. Andrew L. Carroll ’18Mr. Justin W. Cartwright ’97Ms. Susanna CarusoneMr. Thomas M. Cassidy ’89

Mr. Justin T. Caulfield ’18Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Caulfield ’89Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S.

Christenson ’85Dr. and Mrs. Frank Cicero M.D. ’51Mr. James T. Clark ’91Ms. Jennifer ClementMr. and Mrs. Robert G.

Conway, Jr ’69Mr. Gregory M. Coonley ’05Mr. and Mrs. Dominic J. Cornelius ’83Mr. Bradley T. Cornell ’18Ms. Jackie CoyneMr. Guy Criscione ’44Mr. and Mrs. Seamus Crotty ’81Mr. Sullivan J. Crotty ’12Mr. and Mrs. Gregory CrowtherMr. Brian M. Culnan Esq. ’85Mr. Christopher E. Culnan ’89Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Cummings ’95Mr. and Mrs. Michael A.

Cummings ’93Mr. and Mrs. Michael E.

Cummings ’63Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P.

Cunningham ’72Dr. and Mrs. Matthew

CunninghamMr. John CurranMr. and Mrs. Stephen CurroMs. Tammy D’AngeloMr. and Mrs. John J. D’AntonioDr. and Mrs. Michael DaileyMr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Daus Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Adam DeanDr. and Mrs. Jason DeckerMr. and Mrs. Eric J. DeMichele ’04Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeNicolaMr. Nicholas R. DeNicola ’17Mr. Joshua P. Dennis ’10Mr. Miles DesmaraisMr. and Mrs. Joseph DeThomasisMr. Jeffrey Di Napoli CFP ’00Ms. Mary DiChristopherMr. and Mrs. Neal DillDr. and Mrs. Ye DingMr. Thomas A. DiNovo ’12Mr. and Mrs. John DiscipioMr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. DittmerMr. and Mrs. Charles J. DodsonMr. and Mrs. John M. Doemel ’92Mr. Michael F. Doemel ’05Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. DollarMr. and Mrs. Gavin J. Donohue ’85Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Druzba, Jr.Mr. Joshua A. Dunn ’18Mr. Joseph C. Early ’58Mr. and Mrs. Jerome EdmundsMr. Joshua Edmunds ’18Ms. Amy Elacqua-HitchcockMr. and Mrs. John T. Evers ’87Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Farinacci ’04Mr. Joseph S. Farinelli ’60Mr. James R. Farnan ’88Mr. and Mrs. William Farrand IV

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Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Farrell, Jr. ’94Mr. and Mrs. Edwin FebusMr. Dominick Federici ’18Mr. David L. Fenimore ’65Mr. and Mrs. James FieldMr. Garrett T. Fittizzi ’96Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Fitzgerald ’92Mr. and Mrs. Thomas FlandersMrs. Beverly FoldermanMr. Timothy P. Ford ’75Mr. and Mrs. Richard FosterMr. Nicholas J. Francella ’09Mr. Andrew J. Frost ’18Dr. and Ms. Frederick GarbrechtMr. and Mrs. Ras GodboltMr. and Mrs. Howard GoebelMrs. Sheila Greco and

Mr. John KrongMr. and Mrs. Bryan GregoriusMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GregoryMr. Scott M. Griesemer ’91Mr. Brandon T. Grimes ’18Mr. Jay J. Halayko ’78Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan HammondMr. Robert E. Harris ’96Mr. and Mrs. Michael HarrisonMr. Tyler J. Hartman ’16Mr. Justin W. Hearley ’08Mr. Troy M. Heidenberg ’13Mr. and Mrs. Kevin HengesMs. Stephanie HerzogMs. Sue M. HeseltonMr. and Mrs. Michael HicksMr. and Mrs. Joseph HitchcockMr. Gregory R. Holle ’07Mr. Lorenzo J. Horvath ’15Mr. Nolan M. Isabella ’17Mr. and Mrs. Mark JarockiMrs. Suzanne JensenMr. Brandon R. Jones ’18Dr. and Mrs. David M. JonesMs. Kelly JordanMr. and Mrs. Michael Kayo ’90Mr. John J. Kearns ’55Mr. and Mrs. James KeithMr. Noah A. Keith ’16Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Kirwin ’50Mr. Lawrence M. Knapek CPA ’82

and Mrs. Lisa MarrelloMr. and Mrs. Carl Kuentzel, Jr.Mr. Griffin D. Kuhn ’18Mr. Michael KupiecMr. Walter P. Kurzejeski ’18Mr. Frank LaGattaMr. and Mrs. Raymond LaMarcoHon. and Mrs. Thomas E.

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Mr. and Mrs. Brian LetoMr. and Mrs. Christian LewisMrs. Louise J. LounsberyMr. and Mrs. Christopher W.

MacMorranDr. and Mrs. Timothy Maggs, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mahony ’88Mr. and Mrs. John F. MangioneDr. Albert H. Mangold ’65Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Manhey ’64Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Marini, Jr. ’84Mr. Thomas J. Martin ’95Brother William Martin FSC ’55Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Mattimore ’52Mr. Martin MbuguaMr. and Mrs. John J. McAlaryMr. Neil McAuliffeMr. and Mrs. Thomas R.

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A. MountainMr. Richard W. Mulvey and Ms.

Jane BurkeMs. Kristen MunroMr. and Mrs. Trevor MunroeMr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Murphy ’94Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Sean B. Murphy ’86Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. MurrayMr. and Mrs. William NamoratoMr. Robert D. Nickol ’04Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nolan ’82Mr. and Mrs. Christopher O’BrienMr. and Mrs. William B. O’ConnellMs. Carla O’ConnorMr. Cornelius J. O’Connor, III ’01Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.

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Mark L. PowersMr. Michael B. Pumiglia ’18Mr. Michael QuinnMr. Nathan S. Race ’46Mr. Christopher R. Radliff ’16Mr. Nathan Raia ’18Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raso ’85Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. RaucciMr. and Mrs. Mark C. Reeves ’85Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reilly ’71Mr. and Mrs. Marc P. Reiter ’81Mr. Kevin C. Renaud ’18Mr. and Mrs. Robert RenaudMr. and Mrs. Steve ReutterMr. and Mrs. Joel RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Kirk J. RingerMr. Joseph D. Rizzo ’18Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. Roberts

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Scaringe ’82Mr. and Mrs. John P. Scavo, Jr. ’94Dr. and Mrs. James SchlegelJeremy R. ScholzMs. Kerry SelfridgeDr. Amy SementilliMr. and Mrs. Lee SerinoMr. Joseph W. Shanahan ’89Mr. Patrick L. Sheldon ’98Mr. Michael C. Shields ’08Mr. and Mrs. Robert ShieldsMr. John F. Signor ’82Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Signor ’85Mr. Keegan Skinner ’18Ms. Kate SkivingtonMr. James L. Sliter ’97Mr. Christopher J. Small ’08Mr. Chester L. Smith, Jr. ’77Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. SmithMr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Smith, Jr. ’02Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. SmithMr. and Mrs. Shawn SmithMr. Peter J. Sochocki ’70Mr. Steven J. Spano ’79Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Stanton ’58Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sten ’86Mr. Andrew C. Stire ’09Mr. Douglas C. Stire ’08Mr. P. Grieg Stire ’14Mr. and Mrs. Mark StockmanMr. Christian E. Strohmaier ’10Mr. Michael J. Strohmaier ’15Mr. and Mrs. Robert StrubelMr. Charles L. Stuart, Jr. ’56Mr. and Mrs. Sean W. Sullivan ’88Mr. Jordan A. Swearingen ’18Ms. and Mr. Donna TanMr. and Mrs. Steve ThayerThe Boeing CompanyMr. Amal P. Thomas ’18Mr. Andrew S. Thorp ’18Mr. and Mrs. James F. Thorp ’86Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thorp, Jr. ’83Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. TiberiaMs. Elizabeth TimoneyMr. Nick A. Tirino ’18Mr. and Mrs. Stephen TomanMr. John J. Toomey ’91Mr. and Mrs. David V. Towle ’91Mr. and Mrs. Darryll S. Towsley ’94Mr. Brian Tucker ’18Mr. and Mrs. Peter TunnyMr. and Mrs. Michael TurleyMs. Paulette Y. UcciMr. Michael Ungerland and Mrs.

Ingrid BedinottiMs. Christine UrschelMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. ValentineMr. and Mrs. Michael J.

Van De Loo ’90

Mr. Walter J. Van De Loo ’74Mr. and Mrs. Todd Van EppsMr. Justin A. VanEpps ’14Allison VedderMs. Nicole Ventresca-CohenMrs. Deanna VessellaMr. Andrew J. Vivian ’09Mr. and Mrs. Timothy VivianMr. and Mrs. Scott T. VogelDr. and Mrs. Paul F. VogtMr. and Mrs. Mark WagnerMrs. Sarah Waite and Mr.

Nicholas LueMs. Meg WallingfordMr. Neil E. Walsh ’56Mr. Christian S. Ward ’14Mr. and Mrs. Sean WardMs. Michele WarrellMr. Pryce Wasula ’18Mr. Jimmy Watson ’18Mr. Robert J. Waugh ’91Mr. and Mrs. Robert WestMr. and Mrs. Steve WestWicked Smart ApparelMr. David M. Wimbush ’99Mr. and Mrs. Chris WisniewskiMr. and Mrs. Joseph WitteMs. Beth WymanMrs. Donna Yezzi-RohneMr. Adam M. Zebrowski ’18Mr. and Mrs. Gary Zebrowski

PURPLE AND GOLD GALA DONORS

Albany Police DepartmentAmore ClothingMr. and Mrs. William Anthony ’81Black & Blue Steak & CrabBliss Racing StableBlueshield of Northeastern

New YorkCantina RestaurantCBA Baseball Booster ClubCBA Football Booster ClubCBA Hockey Booster ClubCBA Theatre DepartmentMr. and Mrs. Britt CarmerChristian Brothers AcademyMs. Monique ClapperThe Daus FamilyMr. and Mrs. Neal DillDiNapoli OpticiansDr. David DixonMr. Blaine Drescher ’04Mr. James M. Dunn ’51Mr. Robert Everett ’56Earl B. Feiden ApplianceMr. and Mrs. Kevin Flood ’83The Francella FamilyFrese’s CateringGenesis Hair StudioMs. Sheila Greco &

Mr. John KrongGuidarelli’s Wine & LiquorHair Loss Control Clinic

Mr. and Mrs. John Kearney ’65Ms. Kelly HeffernanHoliday InnJean PaulLa-Z-Boy FurnitureMarrello RestaurantsMilano RestaurantMorningside GalleryNew World Bistro BarNew York Giants FootballMs. Jill Anne NortonOkemo MountainOrangetheory FitnessMr. and Mrs. James O’TooleParker Inn and SuitesMs. Gayle PhelanProctorsRad Soap Co.Mr. and Mrs. Marc Reiter ’81Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marini ’84Renaissance HotelThe Sabatino FamilySaratoga Courage DistilleryMr. Rich ScullyMr. Ed Shea ’00Siena College AthleticsMr. John Signor ’82Mr. Chet Smith ’77Southwest AirlinesStudent StylesThe Lip Bar by CherieToday’s LimousineTrader Joe’sTri- City FitnessV Wine CellarWhitewater ChallengersWicked Smart ApparelWindham MountainMs. Jude Zimmerman

PURPLE AND GOLD GALA SPONSORS

Mr. and Mrs. Vasilis Anagnostopoulos

Andersen TaxMr. and Mrs. William Anthony ’81Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.Mr. and Mrs. Carm BasileBay OpticalMr. and Mrs. Anthony BenedettiMr. and Mrs. William A. BiancoMr. P.J. Blanchfield, Esq. ’82Camelot Print and Copy CentersHon. Ronald J. Canestrari ’61Mr. and Mrs. Britt CarmerMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Caulfield ’81Charter OaksMr. and Mrs. John C. Conboy ’52Mrs. Patricia CriniganMr. and Mrs. Seamus Crotty ’81The Cunningham FamilyDr. and Mrs. Michael E. DaileyMr. and Mrs. Brian W.

Devane Esq ’82Mr. and Mrs. Neal Dill

Mr. and Mrs. David Doemel Sr. ’71Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. DollarMr. and Mrs. Michael DunnMr. and Mrs. Philip Farinacci ’04Brother John Farrell FSCMr. and Mrs. Bernardino F.

Gambacorta ’70H.U.R.B Landscaping, Inc.Hannoush JewelersMr. Donald F. Hart ’51Mr. and Mrs. James HorvathMr. and Mrs. John KarratKeyBankMr. and Mrs. Robert KolbeMr. Lawrence M. Knapek CPA ’82

and Ms. Lisa MarrelloMr. John Krong and Ms. Sheila

GrecoMr. and Mrs. Frank LanniMr. and Mrs. Robert V. Marini, Jr. ’84Mr. William E. McVeigh ’52Mathnasium of WestmereMr. and Mrs. James F. McMahon Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.

McMahonMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. MorbidelliMr. Richard W. Mulvey and Ms.

Jane BurkeMr. and Mrs. Michael P. Murray ’86Mr. and Mrs. Peter MurrayNapierski, VanDenburgh,

Napierski & O’Connor, LLPNBT BankMr. John J. NigroMr. and Mrs. William B. O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. John V. O’Connor, Jr. ’75O’Connor & O’Connor CPAsMr. and Mrs. James O’Toole Overton, Russell, Doerr &

Donovan, LLPMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Ozimek ’65Mr. Peter Platt ’57POSTMKTGMr. Kevin Pumiglia and

Kathryn LeopoldRing Around the SpectrumMr. and Mrs. Everett Roberts ’56Mr. and Mr. Robert Rossi-MeyerMr. and Mrs. Matthew RyanMr. and Mrs. John SanchiricoMr. and Mrs. Anthony SavonaMr. and Mrs. Christopher Scaringe ’82Dr. and Mrs. James SchlegelRev. Erwin H. Schweigardt

Ph.D. AFSC ’57Siena CollegeSkyview Landscapes, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ron SlaterStudent StylesThe Walters CoMr. William A. Toomey, III ’73Mr. Justin Van Epps ’14Mr. and Mrs. Timothy VivianMr. and Mrs. Paul F. VogtMr. and Mrs. Sean Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Robert WestWhere Smiles Grow DentalWicked Smart ApparelMr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Williams, IIIMr. and Mrs. William N.

Young, Jr. ’64

PURPLE AND GOLD GALA COMMITTEE

Mr. and Mrs. Britt Carmer Co-Chair

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hicks Co-Chair

Mrs. Sheryl AnthonyMrs. Maria ConnallyMr. Dan Cunningham ’72Mrs. Jessica DaileyMrs. Vanessa DeanMrs. Bettina DillMrs. Kim GisottiMrs. Sheila GrecoMrs. Diana HannoushMrs. Paola HorvathMrs. Lora KarratMrs. Fallon MariniMrs. Monica MariniMrs. Jacqueline Phillips MurrayMrs. Jill NortonMrs. Anne O’TooleMrs. Aileen Ryan ToopMrs. Colleen WardMrs. Julie WestMrs. Sandy WestMs. Beth Wyman

PURPLE AND GOLD GALA VOLUNTEERS

Mr. Matthew Agan ’05Mr. Luke Anthony ’18Audio ObsessionsMr. Daniel BuckyMs. Anne Schneider CostiganMike DeNisco ’18Mr. Frank Dyer ’73Mr. and Mrs. Matthew GormleyMr. and Mrs. William LeakMr. Joe Lewis ’18Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Lewyckyj ’09Mr. Luke McMahon ’18Mr. Nick Melillo ’18Mr. Dominic Meola ’18Mr. Andrew Mesick ’18Mr. Colin Patricelli ’18Mrs. Jocelyn RaiaMr. Brian Scalzo ’97Mr. Michael SmithMr. and Mrs. Michael SmithMr. Tom StantonMs. Stephanie StevensMr. Nick Tirino ’18Mr. Dave Van Beusekom ’18

PURPLE AND GOLD GALA CLASS OFFICERS

Mrs. Tracy Aery 12th Grade

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Mrs. Abby Curro and Mrs. Monica Marini 11th Grade

Mrs. Joan Dittmer 10th GradeMrs. Michelle Connolly and Mrs.

Keri Field 9th GradeMrs. Veronica Hicks 8th GradeMrs. Sarah Metzler 7th GradeMrs. Nicole Lang 6th GradeMrs. Pamela Smith 5th Grade

GOLF DONORSAcross the Street PubAlbany Country ClubD’Raymonds Restaurant & LoungeT.J. Dwyer ’91Field RealtySheila GrecoMr. and Mrs. James P. Hisgen ’96Madison Park Real EstateMartel’s RestaurantMr. and Mrs. Michael O’TooleOtis and Oliver Restaurant & PubPayChex/Mr. Rob GregoryRocco’s RestaurantMr. Anthony Sabatino ’67 and FamilySaratoga National Golf CourseSchenectady Municipal

Golf CourseMr. and Mrs. James J. Smith ’66Trader Joe’sTown of Colonie Country ClubMr. Thomas ReinischMr. Michael Whalen ’84/ M&T BankWicked Smart Apparel

GOLF SPONSORSCamelot Print & Copy CentersStaff Ciampino & Company

CPA’s P.C.Web Traffic AdvisorsBrown & Brown of New York, INC.Capitol EQ2, LLC.Lori G. Murphy of Albany

Advisor Group, PKS Advisory Services, LLC.

O’Connor & O’Connor CPA’sPioneer Wealth ManagementMetro FordNorthway Toyota

GOLF TEE SPONSORBBL Construction Service, LLC Mr. Peter J. Blanchfield Esq. ’82Century HouseMr. Brian W. Devane ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DiNovo, Esq.H.U.R.B LandscapingThe Marini FamilyM&T BankNigro CompaniesNorthland Veterinary HospitalSkyview LandscapeStone Bridge Iron & Steel, INC.Student StylesMr. and Mrs. William N.

Young, Jr. ’64 and Family

GOLF COMMITTEEMr. Anthony Sabatino ’67

Co-ChairMr. James Smith ’66 Co- ChairMr. Matthew Agan ’08Mr. Thomas DiNovoMr. Blaine Drescher ’04Mr. Frank Dyer ’73Mr. Bill Hearley ’77Mr. Lucas LastarzaMs. Lisa MarenoMr. Martin McGraw ’77Mr. Michael Murray ’86Mr. John O’Connor ’75Mr. Gerard ParisiMr. Bill Young ’64

BASEBALL BOOSTERMr. and Mrs. Daniel ColacinoDr. and Ms. Frederick GarbrechtGoodridge Team LLCMr. and Mrs. Michael HicksMr. and Mrs. Walter KurzejeskiMr. and Mrs. Angelo MelilloMr. and Mrs. Todd C. Mesick ’85Mr. and Mrs. Louis MirandaMr. Robert O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. William B. O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. James O’TooleMr. and Mrs. Philip ParisiMs. Michelle RayMr. and Mrs. Michael J. RubilottaSauce Baseball LLCTri City Valley CatsMr. and Mrs. Zelindo ViscusiMs. Honey R. Zink

THEATRE DEPARTMENT BOOSTER

Academy of the Holy NamesMr. and Mrs. Christopher

AlbrittonAquaturfMr. and Mrs. Chris BoggsBonacquisti Brothers

ConstructionMr. and Mrs. Timothy J.

BuddenhagenCapital City DinerCapital Living Estates, INC.Ms. Ingrid CarrMr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Daus Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. DodsonDodson and Associate PLLCDreambuilder LLCMr. Blaine R. Drescher ’04E. Stewart Jones Hacker Murphy, LLPMr. and Mrs. Paul R. FranklinThe Geddes FamilyMr. and Mrs. Dimitri GrivasHannoush Jewelers, Inc.J. Luke Construction Co., LLC.Ms. Jenifer Kish

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew LansingDr. and Mrs. Timothy Maggs, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. John F. MangioneMr. and Mrs. Robert V. Marini,

Jr. ’84Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McGarryMr. Brian T. McGraw ’83Dr. and Mrs. James F. McMahon Jr.Mrs. Bernadette McSparronDr. Amy MolinaroNathan H. Kelman, Inc.Ms. Laura Norgrove- BowdonMrs. Marybeth O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Anthony PacificoMr. and Mrs. Vito PagnottiParadise Natural FoodsMr. and Mrs. Charles V. PatricelliPeaches’N CremeMr. and Mrs. Mark C. Reeves ’85Mr. P J. RugelRumors LTD & Rumors IV MenMr. and Mrs. Matthew J. RyanMr. and Mrs. Michael A. ScacciaMr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Seely Jr.Ms. Kerry SelfridgeSiena CollegeMr. and Mrs. Timothy StriniSuper-Clean Coin Wash IncThe Ideal Move LtdDr. and Mrs. Paul F. VogtMr. and Mrs. Robert WestMr. and Mrs. Mark WhiteWicked Smart ApparelMr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Zielinski ’58

FOOTBALL BOOSTERMs. Mary M. AnthonyMr. and Mrs. William Anthony ’81Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Borowiec, Jr.Capital District Renal Physicians, P.C.Capitol Equipment, Inc.

Capitol EQ2 LLCMr. and Mrs. Seamus Crotty ’81Daily Gazette Co., Inc.Dodson and Associate PLLCMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GregoryHannoush Jewelers, Inc.M.H. Contractors, L.L.C.Marini Services, LLCMr. and Mrs. Thomas E.

McMahonMr. and Mrs. Anthony Meola, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John D. Michne, Jr.MJP Albany LLCMohawk HondaDr. and Dr. David PicchioneRaimo Auto Tag & Title Inc.Mr. William E. Redmond, Jr. ’77Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rotolo ’69Mr. and Mrs. Joseph RupinskiStone Bridge Iron & SteelStudent StylesMr. and Mrs. Steve ThayerThe Smile Lodge

Pediatric Dentistry

HOCKEY BOOSTERBristol-Myers Squibb FoundationMr. and Mrs. John CarlMr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeNisco IIMr. and Mrs. Edward J. DollarMr. and Mrs. Jerome EdmundsHockey Store N More, LLCJanitronics Facility ServicesMr. and Mrs. David M. KoonzLazboy Furniture GalleriesMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. MarcheseMs. Fran MesickMr. and Mrs. Marc D. Mesick ’88NBT BankPfizer FoundationPuro Construction Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Scott RyanStar Barber Salon &

Hairstyling CenterStone Bridge Iron & SteelThe Walters CoTimothy J. Maggs Chiropractic P.C.

LACROSSE BOOSTERMr. Charles Baker, Jr. ’04Core & MainDicks Sporting GoodsMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GregoryMr. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy Jr.Lazboy Furniture GalleriesLocal 294 Teamsters CareMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McMahonMcVeigh Funeral Home, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Marc D. Mesick ’88NYS Sheriffs’ Association Inc.Mr. Andrew PemrickMr. and Mrs. Victor E. PizzolaMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Regan ’96Ms. Trish RolloMr. and Mrs. Christopher M.

Scaringe ’82Skyview Landscapes IncMr. and Mrs. Frederick J. SmithThe Smile Lodge

Pediatric DentistryVeritas Management of SaratogaMr. and Mrs. Timothy Vivian

MUSIC PARENT AND FRIENDS BOOSTER

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew AbattoAdirondack BeveragesMr. and Mrs. Michael AnsonMr. and Mrs. Christopher ArenaMr. and Mrs. Robert BolgerMr. and Mrs. Tom CalagnaMr. and Mrs. Daniel ClapperMr. and Mrs. Scott ClementMr. and Mrs. Stephen CurroMr. and Mrs. Steven G. CuthbertMs. Janine Y. Daniels RiveraMr. and Mrs. Neal DillMr. and Mrs. Thomas DiNovo, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Dittmer

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery DunnFamily Foot Care PLLCMr. and Mrs. Thomas FlandersMr. and Mrs. David M. FontanaMr. and Mrs. Thomas GibbonsMr. and Mrs. Howard GoebelHannoush Jewelers, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mark HoltzmanMr. and Mrs. Orville Ivey Sr.Ms. Mary Ann JonesMr. and Mrs. John KarratMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. KellyMr. and Mrs. Joseph Konopka, IIIMr. James A. LaMarco ’09Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LaMarcoMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey LashwayMr. Lorenz F. Loerzel ’52Mr. and Mrs. Karl MabeusMr. Joseph McCabeMr. and Mrs. John D. Michne, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Louis MirandaMr. Joseph M. Nash ’81Ms. Natalie S. NattrassMs. Agatha NovakMr. and Mrs. Casey O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. Charles V. PatricelliMr. and Mrs. Steven PattersonMr. and Mrs. Gregory PerryDr. and Dr. David PicchioneMr. and Mrs. James RaimoMr. and Mrs. Steve ReutterDr. and Mrs. Seth RichterMr. and Mrs. Larry C. RoeMr. and Mrs. Timothy RyanMr. and Mrs. John SanchiricoMr. and Mrs. Christopher M.

Scaringe ’82Mr. and Mrs. Mark SkinnerMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. SmithMs. Olga SouvorinovaTimothy J. Maggs Chiropractic P.C.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen TomanMr. and Mrs. Peter TunnyMr. and Mrs. Anthony

Van BeusekomMr. and Mrs. Joseph VolpeMr. and Mrs. Michael Zaccaria

1SG KEITH JUMAN SCHOLARSHIP

Mr. Jeffrey L. Sidoti ’07

BIG BROTHERS FOR EDUCATION

Mr. James J. Hunter ’52

CIARA ROSE VAN DE LOO SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Ms. Kathleen E. BisconeMr. and Mrs. Michael J.

Van De Loo ’90

CHARTWELLS SCHOLARSHIPCompass Group, North America

DYLAN F. VALENTINE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Mr. and Mrs. Craig G. MoffreMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Valentine

ED BARRY ’34 SCHOLARSHIPMr. Edward J. Barry, Jr. Mrs. Joan Rogers

GROGAN ANDERSON SCHOLARSHIP

Mr. Vincent A. Anderson ’08

JOHN P. PICOTTE SCHOLARSHIPJohn D. Picotte Family Foundation

MARGARET SMITH SCHOLARSHIP

Mr. and Mrs. David B. Smith ’75

THOMAS J. HOGAN ’47 SCHOLARSHIP

Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Hogan

IN MEMORY OF BURKE ADAMS ’35

Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Donnelly ’59

IN MEMORY OF TIMOTHY M. CAMPION ’59

Mr. and Mrs. John CampionMr. Peter E. Platt ’57

IN MEMORY OF THE DECEASED MEMBERS OF 1959

Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Donnelly ’59

IN MEMORY OF TERRY W. FARREL ’66 & MITCH FARRELL ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Farrell ’61

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM H. GIRVIN ’44

Mr. Michael A. Cocca Jr.Ms. Margaret C. ConnorsMr. Robert E. Cunningham ’44Mr. Joseph C. Early ’58Mr. Joseph A. GaluskiMs. Elizabeth GilletteMs. Carrie HoffmanMs. Rosalind Hohenstein-ConwayMr. and Mrs. Edward JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Edward J. LynchMs. Marcia LynchMs. Elise MahanMr. William B. PicotteMs. Suzanne RubinoMr. Irvin SmithMr. and Mrs. Robert L. UngererMs. Theresa Vickers

IN MEMORY OF FRANK MERGES ’21

Mr. F. Bruce Merges ’55

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM A. MILLETTE ’44

Mrs. Beverly Folderman

IN MEMORY OF RAYMOND J. NEUBAUER ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Steven BarberMr. John B. ClancyMr. and Mrs. Brian T.

Clemente BFSC ’70Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Duch ’61Dr. and Mrs. Anthony KorvasMr. and Mrs. Jim McGuirkMr. and Mrs. John V. O’Connor, Jr. ’75Mr. and Mrs. David B. Smith ’75Mr. and Mrs. James J. Smith ’66Mr. and Mrs. Jerry StoneMr. Brent F. Welch

IN MEMORY OF BARBARA NELSON

Ms. Jackqueline AndersonMr. and Mrs. Todd BaldanziMr. and Mrs. Dan BeauregardMr. and Mrs. Steve BoyleMs. Susan ClareMr. Nick CrombieMrs. JoAnn DavisMr. and Mrs. Harry DutsonMr. and Mrs. Mike FisherMr. and Mrs. Dominick GabrielMr. and Mrs. Tom GeorgeMr. and Mrs. Bill HasselbarthMr. and Mrs. Pete HeimMr. Anthony LaiaconaMr. and Mrs. Eugenie LancasterMr. and Mrs. David LomascoloMr. and Mrs. John LomascoloMr. and Mrs. Kevin McCarthyMr. Leonard Norris & Ms. Marcia

StempienMr. and Mrs. Frank RamsayMr. and Mrs. Mark RocheMr. and Mrs. Keith SuckMr. Tom TestoMr. John WengerterSigma BrothersJon and Mona

IN MEMORY OF KENNETH LEROY PHILO ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Caropreso

IN MEMORY OF JOHN F. ROCHE, JR. ESQ

Col. John F. Roche, III ’48

IN MEMORY OF JOHN W. ROMAN ’46

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Collins ’56Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery CoyleCrisafulli Bros. Plumbing &

HeatingMr. and Mrs. Daniel DohertyMs. Concetta Hinkel

Ms. Susan HollanderMr. Andrew KaufmanMrs. Joann LaMonicaMr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Perry, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Frank PuglianoMrs. Margaret J. RomanMr. and Mrs. John Vorel

IN MEMORY OF MAURICE M. SAVAGE ’59

North Albany Limericks

IN MEMORY OF ANGELA WOHLTMAN

AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Vincent CilentoLinda R. Bennett Ph.DMs. Marcella Schnorr

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIESAXA FoundationBristol-Myers SquibbCoca ColaFidelity FoundationGE FoundationGlaxoSmithKline FoundationGoldman SacsIBM CorporationMacys FoundationMedco Health SolutionsMorgan StanleyNational GridPepsi-Cola Albany Bottling Co. Pfizer FoundationProgressive Insurnace FoundationThe Bank of America Charitable

CorporationThe Boeing CompanyToyota Motor CorporationVerizon FoundationThe Boeing

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

Here’s how it works:

1. You must be age 70½ or older on the day of the gift(s).

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

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

4. You can make multiple gifts to charities as long as the total amount of gifts do not exceed $100,000. If your spouse has their own IRA, they can give up to $100,000.

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

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

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

CBA’S SAINT LASALLE SOCIETYTodd Mesick ’85TWO GENERATIONS, ONE COMMON THEME!

CBA holds a special place in my heart, as it played a critical role in my development to adulthood. The school had an incredibly positive influence on my life in my formative years, which was surpassed only by the influence of

my parents and family. Most importantly, in addition to providing a great education, CBA fostered a sense of community and belonging that is not easily replicated. As I have progressed in life, I have had the fortune to remain active in the school community in a variety of ways. Most recently, this has been through my experience as a parent with my son now attending the school in addition to two of my nephews who have graduated in recent years. During this time I have observed, first hand, the positive impact CBA has had on their development.

I know that CBA will continue to positively influence students for generations to come, as it has for me and my family (my brothers also are graduates). I wanted to do something to help ensure that the school is able to continue this legacy. That is why I have become a member of the Saint LaSalle Society.

Honorable Howard C. Nolan, Jr. ’49 MEMORIES HELP CREATE A LEGACY GIFT TO CBAMemories….Aside from my family, CBA provided the foundation to my life. That foundation was built upon the guidance from the Brothers, teachers and students who instilled in me moral character, a quality education and friendships that have lasted a lifetime. My memories are fond ones and include tough lessons about winning and losing and having the faith to rise above.

I remember entering the freshman class at CBA with 225 boys and graduating with 175 classmates. I loved the sports, I played them all, but my education was what was most important. Brother Leo, Brother Eugene and Mr. Collins all had a profound influence on my education at CBA.

It was important to my family that I have an education that included a strong faith component. This faith would carry over to my college career at Holy Cross, where I continued my development as a young man. It eventually led me to Albany Law School and three years in the United States Marines. During my senior year at law school, I would cross New Scotland Avenue to CBA as an assistant football coach to Coach Bob Forrester, one of the finest teachers and men I knew. During my career, I founded Nolan and Heller Law Firm and also began a career in public service becoming a NYS senator guided and strengthened by my pride and joy, my family.

I experienced the power of a CBA education and thought of how important it was for me and my family. I want other families to benefit from the CBA experience. That is why I am leaving a legacy gift in my will.

The Saint LaSalle Society is a community of CBA faithful who share the original ideas and vision of our founder Saint John Baptist de La Salle to provide young men with a balanced education through challenging academic and broad co-curricular programs in a safe, faith-filled environment.

When someone joins the Saint LaSalle Society by including CBA in their long-term financial and estate plans, it reaffirms Saint John’s promise to our young men about the future that with an education, it will be better, that they need to make it better, and that the legacy of an education will serve them.

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www.cbaalbany.org

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ALBANY, NYPERMIT NO. 309

UPCOMING SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 7 | Flag Raising Ceremony

SEPTEMBER 14 | Freshman Review & Homecoming

SEPTEMBER 15 | Athletic HOF Induction Ceremony

SEPTEMBER 26 | Golden Plus Luncheon

SEPTEMBER 27 | CEP Raffle Begins

OCTOBER 3 | Honors Night

OCTOBER 5 | Capital Campaign Celebration

OCTOBER 14 | Father Son Dinner

OCTOBER 28, 29, 30 | Annual Phonathon

NOVEMBER 1 | CBA Open House

NOVEMBER 4, 5, 6 | Annual Phonathon

NOVEMBER 12 | Veterans Day Parade

NOVEMBER 17 | Craft Fair

NOVEMBER 19-23 | Thanksgiving Recess

DECEMBER 6 | CEP Raffle Ends

DECEMBER 10 | CEP Raffle Winner Announced

DECEMBER 20 | Bishops Mass

DECEMBER 24- JANUARY 2 | Christmas Recess

DECEMBER 30, 31 | 9th Annual Alumni Basketball Tournament & Hockey Brothers Cup Classic

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