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SPRING 2012
IN THIS ISSUE:
WHY LVs
SERVE
2011 ANNUAL REPoRT
PLUS: Nominations for FSC AWARDS 2012
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DIRECToR’S
CoRNER
by Jolleen Wagner, 04-07
WHY WE CoNTINUE To SERVE.
LV Catherine Calogero sparks off a little something in each of us with her statement, “I never
liked to say something changed my life.”
If honest, many people wouldn’t verbalize a greater power at play in our lives. We
are expected to be in control, know what we want, and then get it.
We live in a society where an openness to change insinuates something isn’t right to begin with. It’s time to challenge that assumption.
Lasallian Volunteers serve and build relationships that have staying power.
They continue to serve, days, months, years later because these relationships have changed lives—the lives of those they are serving as well as their
own lives. This story isn’t new.
The LVs I served alongside at San Miguel Schools in Chicago have had
their lives changed too. I never intended to be an educator—I imagined
this was a one-year gig. Three years of service and five years as a staff member suggests otherwise. Former LVs Alberto and Kristen identified a call to
social services, respectively. One is a court advocate and the other a school
counselor. LV alum Ross developed a passion for policy and politics and
works for the Senate.
I recall June of 2005. The first valedictorian of the Gary Comer Campus
(where I served in Chicago) was a girl name DeKeshia. She was changed
when she stepped off the stage with diploma in hand. Through her hard
work, she gained acceptance into one of the best high schools in Chicago and eventually enrolled at Saint Mary’s University in Minnesota. This
June, when San Miguel closes its doors for good, she will not be any less
changed. The relationships she built with her fellow students, educators,
and community members have provided her additional strength as she
identifies God’s call for her.
The list goes on and on. Students graduating from high school, enrolling
in bachelor’s and master’s degree programs, some even working in their
communities. Former LVs are doing the same. We all begin serving for different reasons, and continue serving for the same: because in relationship
with one another, we recognize a call to walk humbly together.
WHY LVs SERVE
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WHY LVs SERVE
Discovering
that service
can Be Life
changing
Lv
catherine
coLagero
As early as 8th grade,
I decided I wanted to
become a doctor.
Although the kind of doctor I wanted to
be often changed, I was convinced I was
going to practice medicine.
In high school, I spent my time volunteering and being involved in extra activities so that I could get into a good college. Then in college, I spent my time volunteering,
observing and working in doctors’ offices and hospitals. I was doing everything right, following all the steps to be on the best track for medical school when I decided that it
was all wrong.
I could have cracked down, studied hard, and applied to medical school, but I distinctly
remember a point during my senior year of college considering what I was truly passionate about and realizing it wasn’t “becoming a doctor.”
As both a way to capitalize on my passion for helping others and to buy myself some time
to figure out what I wanted to do with my future, I applied to the Lasallian Volunteers. I
was accepted and placed in Racine, Wisconsin, to serve at John XXIII Educational Center.
Coming from a college environment in New York City, I knew that this was going to be a
change, and I also knew that since I never really felt passionate about working in education, it would probably be temporary. I decided I would spend a year of my life serving in
Wisconsin and then move on to the next chapter.
I never liked to say something changed my life. I was able to travel to both Ecuador and
Kenya for service-immersion experiences in college and resented when I returned and people
would ask me if the experience had changed my life. I felt like saying yes was so insincere.
Yes, those were eye opening experiences, but when I returned I continued to live my life just
like I had before those immersions.
As my second year serving as a Lasallian Volunteer begins to draw to a close—and I am
able to reflect on where this journey has lead me—I feel indebted to a program that has
honestly changed my life. My time in Wisconsin has taught me about poverty, about
education, and about my own commitments. I have grown to love what I do, the students
I serve, and the idea of empowering individuals through education.
My experience has inspired me to make education a career path instead of just something I experimented with for two years of my life. I feel called to continue my work as an
educator, and will do so as I exit the Lasallian Volunteers and enter a program that will allow
me to teach in inner-city schools while earning my master’s degree in education.
My journey as a Lasallian Volunteer is coming to a close, but I know that my call and commitment to the world of education is just beginning!
“I never
liked to say
something
changed
my life.”
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WHY LVs SERVE
Because i Was serveD
Lv
Megan
Weiss
Amanda is the kind of student that first year teachers fear.
She’s extremely smart; both academically and worldly; and rarely does she use her intelligence for
“good.” She is a constant challenge in the classroom. She turns defiance and stubbornness into an
art form, and her passion, strength and pride drive her every decision. She can turn the smallest
battle into an all-out war in no time at all. So it’s no surprise to say Amanda takes the cake for
being my most challenging student this year.
One day I decided to give a pop quiz to my Spanish class. Amanda—who at that moment was
mad at me for making her sit in her assigned seat—decided to express her dissatisfaction for me by
writing the following: Miss Weiss is a terrible teacher and I hate La Salle because of her. After receiving
this, I immediately wanted to give up on Amanda.
But then I remembered two inspirational teachers who never gave up on me. I remember the
first day of 5th grade like it was yesterday. I sheepishly asked my teacher, Mrs. Susan Neff, how to
spell the word “decimals.” In front of the entire class, she yelled at me saying: “Are you kidding me?
How about you spell this word for me: D-I-C-T-I-O-N-A-R-Y? You’re better than that, Megan. I
know it.” I’ll never forget how Mrs. Neff challenged me to be a leader, and taught me not to
settle for anything less than my very best.
Years later, I was challenged by a dark-skinned African American—standing over 6 feet tall and
with the deepest baritone voice I had ever heard. Although Brother Michael Collins was an
intimidating man, he supported me in more ways than I could have imagined at De La Salle
High School. Despite his tremendously demanding schedule, he made
sure to make it to all my musicals, games, and volunteer events. I didn’t
know it then, but he wrote a letter of recommendation for me to attend La
Salle University before I had even visited La Salle. He also suggested that
I look into the Lasallian Volunteers after college. Thanks to his dedication and persistence, I was led to a great education and a life changing
volunteer experience.
I realize now how significant Mrs. Neff and Brother Michael were to my
development as a student. They both were willing to sacrifice their time
and efforts to challenge me to achieve more. It was not a coincidence that
they were my teachers. It was clear to me that God had placed them in my
life so I could return the favor.
So after getting back Amanda’s quiz answers, I couldn’t help but think,
What would Mrs. Neff or Brother Michael do? They didn’t take the easy
path with me. They pushed me to become a better person no matter
how difficult the task. I knew that was exactly what I needed to do
with Amanda.
The next day, I sat down with Amanda and I told her I knew she could
do better and I wanted to know what was going on with her. Within
minutes, she was in tears and she told me how she felt so much pressure
from her parents to excel in the classroom and on the field.
She also told me about her challenges with making new friends and how
sorry she was for being difficult in my class. I saw a whole different side
of Amanda that day, and we both left the conversation with a mutual
respect for one another.
Since the day of that fateful pop quiz, Amanda has become a much better
student, and has even found herself among a close group of friends. She
made an outstanding presentation for her classmates on her own Quinceañera (celebration of her 15th birthday) when we studied the Spanish family. I was so proud to watch her conduct the presentation professionally
and with such passion for her family’s culture.
Even though Amanda can still have her less-than-stellar moments, I
know regardless of what happens, I will do my best to guide and challenge Amanda to become the wonderful young woman I know she can
be. Why? Because I was served.
to Make a Difference
Lv
sean
barber
All students deserve the opportunity and encouragement to believe
they are equipped to achieve their dreams.
Many of the students served by LVs have big dreams, but some feel there is little chance of having
their dreams come to fruition.
Perhaps no one they’ve encountered has seen a dream like theirs come true, or maybe they haven’t
received encouragement like “You can do this!” or “iSi Se Puede!”
Most people in the world just need a mentor to guide them in the right direction in order to make
their dreams a reality. I strive to be that mentor to my students by offering motivation, inspiration, and the challenge to pursue what they want.
Some of these students are going to be the first to complete middle school, graduate from high
school, or attend college in their families.
Everyday my students remind me that I make a difference, and every day I remind them that they
can make a difference too if they follow their dreams.
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WHY LVs SERVE
seeing christ Where i serve
Just as I have answered
God’s call to share the gifts
I have been given,
I am proud to lead the young men of
Cathedral High School to share their
talents, success and influence with their
community.
“From everyone who has been given
much, much will be demanded; and
from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be
asked.” (Luke 12:48).
Cathedral is a confluence of many different places and life experiences,
producing lawyers, doctors, businessmen and military officers. My first
hope is that I can play a part in mentoring a generation of men who
are also faithful husbands, loving fathers, hard workers, loyal citizens,
and servants of the Church.
While our young men find themselves at Cathedral by a variety of different paths, they are all journeying together on a similar path. I am always
challenging my students to seek a life of action and compassionate
leadership in order to hear God’s call to live lives that reflect faith in His
transforming love through service to their neighbor and community.
The prophet Jeremiah wrote to the Israelite exiles in Babylon, “For I
know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and
not for evil, to give you a future and a hope” (Jeremiah 29: 11). We are
too readily acquainted with an immediate realization that we are strangers
in a land warped with evil, pain, and destruction. We sometimes feel like
something has clearly gone terribly wrong and something within us revolts
against the great heartache and distortion of a world that was once good.
But even with such despair, we are called to trust in the greater promises
of God that—in the midst of seemingly insurmountable challenges—the
Lord has promised us a hopeful future.
Lv
chris
hueg
Lv
andrew
napier
We are not called to run from this great sadness that is the present state
of things. Jeremiah also proclaimed to the Israelites in exile, “Build houses
and live in them; plant gardens and eat their produce...seek the welfare of
the city where I have sent you in exile, and pray to the Lord on its behalf,
for in its welfare you will find your welfare” (Jeremiah 29: 5-7).
As Lasallian Volunteers, we find ourselves in a variety of different
places all of which need the redemptive and transformative power of
Christ. Many of us see so clearly the material and social poverty that oppresses our students.
Other LVs may be in a
place where there are scars
that witness to the spiritual
poverty that has enslaved
us. We have been sent to
these less-than-ideal places
because the Lord is inviting us to take part in the
hopeful plans he has for
us: to be a blessing to the
nations and to work for
the welfare of the city in
which we find ourselves.
We are called to be a
means of bringing about
the temporal salvation
of the young people entrusted to our care, planting the seeds of hope that
point the way to an eternal
hope, and eternal salvation
through Jesus Christ, our
Lord, who lives and reigns
now and forever.
Learning to Be Part of a Mission
The stories of our students are remarkable.
They are just waiting to share them. My heart is constantly touched through the overall spirit
and character they demonstrate. Everyday these students greet the campus ministry team at Bishop
Loughlin Memorial High School in Brooklyn, NY, with welcoming smiles and hugs. There are times
when I question what I am doing and sometimes where I am going. I am immediately reminded
when I enter the school doors (and encounter even one of our students) of why I continue to serve.
One particular student has taken me under her wing, and continued to care for me as “her” Lasallian
Volunteer. Ebony—who is from Haiti—is the first at the Campus Ministry door each morning with a
smile, and the last to leave in the afternoon with the best advice: “Mr. Hueg, it’s time for you to go home.”
The Lasallian spirit she possesses is phenomenal. She loves to plan, staple, paint, distribute and
affirm everything I do. Occasionally I break her heart by closing the office to go to a noon meeting. This gets me called a dictator. I’m also the one who is always asking for her opinion...then not
following it. I look forward to seeing her every morning, love her free spirit, enjoy her vivacious
personality, and relish her presence.
Never would I have imagined that in becoming a Lasallian Volunteer, in turn the students
would actually have the same impact on me. Constantly in my office before, during, and after
school, Ebony has taken a pride in campus ministry and all that we are doing. Her willingness to
help and lend a hand no matter the project or activity, she exhibits the type of spirit and character John Baptist de La Salle may have had in mind when he created the Brothers of the Christian
Schools over 350 years ago. I am so proud to be a part of that mission today.
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WHY LVs SERVE
to Make
an iMPact
Lv
Desiree
LoPeZ
Why are you volunteering? Why would you
want to teach as a volunteer? Was it worth it?
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In the course of my two years of service, I have been asked the
above questions more than a few times. And each time I was
asked, I was thankful that I could share the reasons for my service. The quick answers are: to give back, to attempt teaching,
and (yes) it was completely worth it.
Simply put, my students are the reason I serve and get out of
bed each morning. With each student I have come in contact
with, I have found one more reason to serve.
In my first year of service (at John XXIII Educational Center in
Racine, WI), there were a handful of students I saw on a regular
basis. Being able to make an impact on their lives encouraged
me on days of doubt about continuing on or, eventually, considering renewing for a second year.
Now completing my second year, each day that I serve at St. Cecilia’s Academy in St. Louis, MO, I have a chance to be a positive
influence on over 215 students. I not only know my students,
I also have come to care for them in all of their successes and
even during their failures. My commitment to my students has
grown from simply a place of wanting to serve to discerning
whether I would like to pursue teaching as my life’s vocation.
The greatest gift that I receive from my students is when they
share their joys with me. One of my proudest moments in my
service years—a moment which answers the first three questions
perfectly—happened recently. I received an email from my former site director, Shirley Heck, and before I even finished reading
the email, I was in tears. A student I worked with in my first year
in Racine had attempted multiple times to pass Algebra in order
to graduate from high school. He had returned from college to
share good news with Shirley: not only had he received an A in
his college math course, he was also the only student to do so in
the course. He asked her to inform me, because—according to
him—without my help he did not think he would have been
able to obtain the grade.
When I renewed for a second year of service, I decided that if I
was able to make an impact on at least one student’s life, my
service as an LV would have been completely worth it. Having
heard this news of my impact, not far from my finish as an LV,
encourages me to know I have touched the hearts of my students.
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T
MiDYear refLection
LVs gather for a photo on Brant Lake during Midyear Retreat 2012
ToUCHING HEARTS: GRoWING ToGETHER
By Chay Tanchanco
tivated than I had been in a long time, simply because of the encouragement that exists through naming and sharing experiences with others in
From the writings of St. John Baptist de la Salle: “To touch the hearts of
service clear across the country.
your students is the greatest miracle you can perform.”
A true mark of a Lasallian Volunteer is shown through the ability for each
This miracle of being a Lasallian Volunteer became unquestionably clear
individual to contribute to and to grow within the community where he or
as we gathered together for our Midyear retreat. After 5 months of service
she lives. The first opportunity to witness this came as
work that took each of us out of our comfort zones,
we gathered for mass at a small local church, St. Isaac
we finally had the chance to express and unravel our
Jogues in Chestertown, NY. We filled nearly half of the
experiences.
We had the amazing
church and naturally we were quite a presence! Most of
We began our retreat at Point O’ Pines around the
opportunity to talk
the mass-goers silently marveled at the increased size of
beautiful, newly frozen Brant Lake, and took time untheir ordinary Saturday evening service, and the canabout our sites and
packing our suitcases as well as the lives we have led
tor decided to jump on the opportunity to invite us to
our communities,
over the past few months. It took little time getting
come up and sing with her. There could be no doubt
reacquainted with the supportive nets that are our felfocusing on how
that, in a church of volunteers, we as LVs answered the
low volunteers and LV staff.
call to serve at mass with a wholehearted and spirited,
we inspire and
The retreat centered around sessions inspired by key
“Yes!”
lead others by
quotes from St. John Baptist de la Salle. LV alumna MeThe second moment happened within the intimacy
encouraging them.
lissa Altman and her husband Peter led many large and
of our own community as all of us gathered around
small group discussions, opening up the space to share
and watched the shiny new LVs Ride documentary. As
our experiences and to understand the struggles of others while celebrating
I watched the bike riders discuss their arduous trip, I was struck by the
our triumphs. It became clear that each of us had truly been “chosen to
generosity of others in opening up their homes and their lives to this group
do God’s work.” And through
of people. And our experiences of community as LVs are not unlike theirs.
acknowledging the difficulties
Not only did we get to look back on the journey that the riders took across
of touching the hearts of our
the country to raise awareness for our program and service, we were also restudents or clients, we also realminded of the long journey each of us had just taken from our Orientation
ized that it’s not supposed to be
in the July heat of Chicago to the cold of a January winter in upstate NY.
easy. We had the amazing opMidyear has given us each so much; the strength to carry on for the
portunity to talk about our sites
next few months or even years, the chance to rekindle the friendships we
and our communities, focusing
began in July, the courage to continue to grow in the spirit of love and
on how we inspire and lead othcompassion for service, and the space to breathe and enjoy what we have
ers by encouraging them.
accomplished thus far. We have committed ourselves once more to faith,
Some of us braved the cold
service and community, and of course reaching a deeper understanding
and the ice for the chance to
of ourselves. In this renewed understanding, we continue to learn how to
walk over the frozen lake, and
Chay pens out her thoughts
perform God’s most pressing miracle–the ability to touch hearts, no matter
during Midyear Retreat
found we were inspired anew. I
where we are.
found myself more deeply moLasallian Volunteers Update • SPRING 2012
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CASSIN
CHALLENGE
GRANT
YEAR 2/3 GOAL: $69,000
Now into the second year of our Capacity
Building Initiative, Lasallian Volunteers
needs your help to address the needs of
communities where LVs serve.
Providing communities with
enthusiastically compassionate
volunteers—and supporting those
volunteers spiritually, emotionally and
financially—is our goal.
The Cassin Challenge Grant, partnered
with your support, has made the LV
Capacity Building Initiative a reality.
We have been able to provide support
to our volunteers as they serve and
develop stronger relationships within
their communities.
THE BEST TIME To CoNTRIBUTE IS NoW!
A donation made by you today, will be doubled by the
Cassin Challenge Grant. Turn your $25 into $50, $100
into $200, $500 to $1,000 and so on.
Mail in your gift today, or give at
LasallianVolunteers.org, and it
MAkE YoUR
DoNATIoN
ToDAY AND
IT WILL BE
DoUBLED BY
THE CASSIN
CHALLENGE
GRANT.
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will be matched dollar for dollar.
$61,000
As of 4/1/12
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2011 ANNUAL REPoRT
Highlights
ALUMNI ASSoCIATIoN
LVs RIDE
Launches Brother Ed’s Club for alumni who
commit to donating once a year. LV staff release
Alumni Association Strategic Plan. Alumni
Andrew and Jen Blake pave the way for Alumni
Retreat Facilitators by planning and providing
the 2011 Midyear Retreat.
Pedaling through 13 states, promoting awareness
of service and Lasallian Volunteers in 51 cities,
participating in 7 service opportunities and
raising over $109,000 for Lasallian Volunteers.
STAFF EXPANSIoN
Peter Tooher hired as Program Coordinator in
February, expanding the LV Staff to five.
Jolleen Wagner is named Director,
kimberly Williams hired as Associate Director
in June, and Andrew Blythe hired as Director of
Development in November.
FUNDRAISING
Through the support of our alumni, LVs raised
$25,000+ to exceed the Alumni Challenge Matching Grant awarded by an anonymous foundation,
and secured a second matching grant from the
Cassin Family to be met over the course of 20112013.
2ND ANNUAL FSC AWARDS
Honoring Jeb Myers (Bassen Service Award),
Shirley Heck (Johnston Faith Award) and Brother
Edwin Dupre (Farrell Community Award).
FIRST LV, PoPE’S NEW ENVoY
Pope Benedict XVI appoints Reverend Monsignor
Charles Brown (1st Lasallian Volunteer) the
Apostolic Nuncio to Ireland.
10% Administration & Finance
By the Numbers
6%
9% FSC & Alumni Connectio
Promotions
10% Administration & Finance
Total
Per LV
LV Recruitment & Placement
$82,179
$1,580
Training
$173,428
$3,335
Staff Support of LVs
$96,937
$1,864
FSC & Alum Connecting
$52,205
$1,004
Administration & Finance
$54,374
$1,046
Promotions
$31,347
$603
Development
$67,416
$1,296
ToTAL
$557,886
$10,729
INCoME
District Sponsorship
$140,000
Site Contributions
$61,800
Grant Income
$49,500
Donations
$263,889
ToTAL
$515,189
CHARTS EXPLAINED
ADMINISTRATIoN & FINANCE: Budgets, billing & payments
15% Recruiting
9% FSC & Alumni Connections
& Placement
12%
6%Development
Promotions
EXPENSES
15% Recruiting
12% Development
& Placement
31% Trainin
17% Staff Support of LVs
31% Training
17% Staff Support of LVs
10% Grant Income
10% Grant Income
12%
12%
51% Donations
51% Donations
Site Contributions
Site Contributions
DEVELoPMENT: Appeals & thank yous, making contacts, grants
FSC & ALUMNI CoNNECTIoNS: National & district meetings,
Advisory Board, alumni relations.
PRoMoTIoNS: Newsletter production, creating promotional materials, maintaining databases, reporting
RECRUITING & PLACEMENT: College fairs, recruitment, interviews, screening, selection, placement.
STAFF SUPPoRT oF LVs: Site visits, troubleshooting problems, holistic community care,
volunteer resources
TRAINING: orientation, Midyear, Discernment & Debriefing Retreats (staff time,
group travel, lodging, presenter/facilitaor fees)
27% District Sponsorship
27% District Sponsorship
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2011 DONORS
2011 Donors
Foundations
American Eagle
Outfitters Foundation
The Elfenworks Foundation
First Tennessee Foundation
Lasallian Education Fund
Volunteers Exploring
Vocation
The San Damiano
Foundation
In Kind
Donations
Bro. Gerry Frendreis
Jolleen Wagner
Alisa Macksey
Mari Anzicek
The Elfenworks Foundation
Leadership
Circle
($1,000+)
Anonymous
Bro. Raymond Blixt
Brothers Vocation
B.J. Cassin
Christian Brothers
Christian Brothers
Conference
Christian Brothers of the
Midwest
Michael Costello
Michael Coyle
Thomas & Joanne
Darnowski
De La Salle Community
District of Eastern
North America
District of San Francisco
Joe Finn, LV, 95-97
Bro. Allen Ganz
Gail Gros
Paul & Diane Hurst
Mary Beth & Richard
Ketchum
La Salle College High
School Community
La Salle House
Community, Lewis
University
La Salle Institute
Community
La Salle University
Lasallian Community
at Bedford Park
Mike & Stacy Leard
Pat & Teresa Leard
Lewis University
Manhattan College
Martin de Porres School
Kevin & Carol McDonnell
Bro. Raymond
McManaman
Don & Marie Mulholland
New OrleansSanta Fe District
John & Mary O’Donnell
Brian & Lisa O’Neill
Rev. Michael O’Sullivan
Performance Consulting
International
Carol & Frank Petroski
Bro. Ed Phelan
Monica Sullivan &
WilliPhillips
David & Therese Racklyeft
Saint Mary’s College
of California
Saint Mary’s University
of Minnesota
San Miguel Community
Michalina Pendzich
& JaScheuermann
Joe Sperske
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St. Joseph’s Lasallian
Community
Raymond & Diane Swain
Christopher & Angela
Sweeny, LV, 90-92
Tides Family Services
Helen Towns
Special
Partners
($500-$999)
Anonymous
The Back Creek Bistro
Kate & Dave Barber
Bishop Walsh Community
Christian Brothers
University
Carol Daly
De La Salle Hall
Community
Bro. John Fairfax
Tom Fehringer, LV, 94-96
From a Friend
Paul & Catherine Giroux
Michael & Joette
Gostomski
Alberto Guerrero, LV, 03-05
Lisa & Michael Hills
Barbara Jackson
Jennie & James Latta
Alisa Macksey, LV, 00-02
Martyrs of Turon
Community
Robert & Maggie McCarty
Ronald Reis
Bro. Walter Schreiner
St. Gabriel’s Hall
St. Raymond Community
Totino-Grace Community
Transfiguration School
Lawrence & Mary Werner
Dennis & Pat Zerega
LV Partners
($250-$499)
Anonymous
2010-2011 LVs
Lee & Susan Anzicek
Barbara & Thomas Baietti
Brian & Elisa Barker
William & Anna Barton
Thomas
Bernard & Mary Bernacki
Gerald Bitz
Mary Ann Block
Jim Ruck & Gail Britanik,
LV, 95-96
Thomas & Shelley Britanik
Kevin & Virginia Brooks
Michael Carlsen
Bro. Brian Carty
Casa Benedicta
Community
Kristen Cornicello,
LV, 05-07
Francis Coughlin
John & Marilyn Cullen
De La Salle Brooklyn
Mary Ellen & Kevin
Dorsey
Jim Ellison
Margaret Ellison
Bro. Chris Englert
Jim & Corrine Feldman
Bill & Anna Fitzgerald
Walt & Kathy Flynn
Bro. James Gaffney
Bro. James Grahmann
Michael Griffin
Bro. Jeff Gros
Brian Guidera
Michael Harper
Rev. Michael Hegarty
JANUARY
Kathleen Higgins
Mark Hueg
Tim & Reggi Johnson
James Kandell
John Kane
David Kelly
Bro. Bud Knight
Bill & Debra Krueger
Glenna Krzyzanowski,
LV, 08-10
Bill & Gina Krzyzanowski
Justin & Dawn Kuehl,
LV, 03-05
La Salle Academy
Community
John D. & Senabar
Lanigan, LV, 93-95
LaSalle School, Albany NY
Kenny Latta, LV, 10-12
Bro. Anthony Lenz
Paul & Ellen Lewis
Julie Macksey
Daniel Maher, LV, 07-09
Manhattan College
Kristin McDowell,
LV, 96-97
Joseph & Nancy McGowan
Daniel McKaveney
Bill & Judy Mcnamee
Gabriel Moran
William & Josephine
Morris
Steve Nassau
John & Karen O’Dell
Patrick O’Dell
Marilyn Paquette,
LV, 99-01
Bro. Herman Paul
Gary Pietrok
Suzanne Polen
Anthony Rienzi
Bro. Louis Rodemann
The Rossi Family
Bro. James Roszak
Howard & Carol Rovegno
Heather Ruple, LV, 01-03
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Community
Sacred Heart
Cathedral Prep
Pete Sanford
Kirsten Schuck
Peter Spahr
St. Michael’s High School
Rachel Stuart
Michele Harris &
PeterTanghe, LV, 92-93
Fr. Daniel Torson
Kelly Towns, LV, 09-11
Steve & Anne Werner
Brian & Stephenie Young
St. La Salle
Partners
($100-$249)
2011-2012 Lasallian
Volunteers
Anonymous
Bro. John Achin
Peter Ahr
Bro. Louis Althaus
Pete & Angela Amann,
LV, 90-92
Brian Antonson, LV, 93-95
Mari Anzicek, LV, 07-09
Mark Anzicek
Rosemary Anzicek
Dr. Mark Leventer
& Dr. KAnzicek
Norma Arndt
Erin Arnold, LV, 02-03
Bro. Peter Arpin
Jayne & Scott Atkinson
Paul Avvento, LV, 07-09
Grace & Paul Avvento
Edmund & Ruth Balsdon
Bro. Ralph Baltz
Martha Belker
Gordon Bennett
Mark & Pat Bibro
Bishop Kelley Community
Bishop Loughlin Students
Andrew Blake, LV, 03-05
Geraldine Block
The Blythe Family
Doug & Morgan Bonczek
Fred Bouman
Michael Brandt
Mary & David Breault
Ed & Donna Brett
Maureen & Marc Brown,
LV, 04-06
Suzy Bumgarner
Helen Burkhard
Desmond & Valerie Butler
Carrie Caine Casey,
LV, 99-01
Antoinette Calogero
Jane Camarillo
Raymond Cannon
Joseph & Teresa Capitani
Katie Carlsen, LV, 11-12
Colleen & John Carlson
Robert Carrejo
Sophia Cartagena,
LV, 07-09
Katie Carter, LV, 97-98
James Casey
Al & Jamin Cassidy
Susanne Cassidy
MaryBeth Chis
Christian Brothers
Academy Community
Christian Brothers
Resurrection Community
Joe Cichocki
Kevin Clark
Virgie Clark
Sara Clements, LV, 09-10
Henry Cocozza
John & Yvette Connell
Tom Cook, LV, 02-04
Kathleen & Ronald Corbal
Matthew Corcoran
Carolyn & Andrew
Cornelius
Vicky & John Cornicello
Victoria Corrado
Stephanie & Joseph Corson
Amanda Cosio-Bognuda,
LV, 08-10
Bill Coughlan
Anthony &
Constance Coyle
Lauren Craft
Barbara Crawford
Bro. John Crawford
Krista Creeger
Mary Crone
Donna & Chris Crone
Kathy & John Curry
Jenny Curto
Patrick & Arline Daley
Ellen & Jim Dalton
Sandra Davidson
Carrie & Chuck Davis,
LV, 96-00
De La Salle Community
Joyce Deem
Brian & Eileen DeNeve
Kaitlin Depuydt, LV, 09-11
Teresa & Mark Depuydt
Andrew DeRito
Jay Deuby
Jim & Lisa Diecidue,
LV, 01-02
Tom & Susan Dilt
George Dirkers
Norbert Dirkers
1—DECEMBER
Fr. Brian Ditullio
Lynne White D ixon
& Robert Dixon
Brian & Martina Donahue
Kathy & Andy Doom
Wayne Draudt
William Dry
Cory Dugan
John & Karen Dyer
L.B. Eckelkamp, Jr.
Peter & Leah Elenbaas
Bob Elfstrand
Alisan & Mike Engle
Janet & Vern Estey
Kris Evens
Bro. Edward Everett
Jodi Fedoruk
Mary & Michael Feeney
Emelinda Felt
Sam Ferris
Heather Ferro
Tina Fitzwater Shade
Tony & Jill Flores
Joe Flynn, LV, 08-09
Michael & Barbara Foley
Barbara & Bill Ford
Maria Funkquist
Irene Garner
Alyse Gay
Bro. Nicholas Geimer
Howard Geraghty
Valerie Giannotti
Bill & Jeanne Gibson
Anna Giroux
Bruce Giroux
Jim & Dori Giroux
Lisa & Guy Giroux
Pete & Jen Giunta
Joe & Maryellen Glackin
Harold & Cheryl Gladney
Sergio Gonzales
Bro. Lawrence Goyette
Kendall & Chris Grant, LV,
06-08
Caitlin Grath
Paul & Deb Grazzini
Robert Greason
Bob Grist
John Gusciora
Sharon Gutowski
Robert Gwiazdowski
Vincent Gwiazdowski
Mary Harp
Lois Harr
Cornelius &
Geraldine Harrington
Shirley Heck
Robert Heckmann
Holly Heine
Fred & Patricia Hemmer
Pat & Myrna Hennessy
Elizabeth Hoban
James & Cecilia Hoffman
Ann & George Holzapfel
Miguel House
John & Amy Hueg
Kristin Hueg
Michelle Hueg
Paul & Lynn Hueg
Thomas Hueg
Christopher & Pamela Ion
J.F. Taylor, Inc.
Deanna Jamison
Claire Johnson, LV, 07-09
Gerard & Virginia Johnson
Rhonda Johnson
Matt Joram, LV, 05-07
Bro. Paul Joslin
Laurie & Harvey
Kamigawachi
Homayoon Kazerooni
Pat Keel
David Kasievich
& Andrew Kellner
31,
2012
Jennifer Keosky
John & Virginia Kilty
Diane & Richard Klee
Elizabeth & Andy Knox
Sophie & John Kosmala
Joel Kreitzberg, LV, 06-08
Kathy & John Kreitzberg
Kevin Kuczynski, LV, 08-10
Stella & Ted Kustra
La Salle Hall Community
La Salle High School
Community
William Lago
Kim Lamparelli
Rick & Sue Larson
Robert Latta
Joseph & Carol Lavoritano
Carmella Lee
Melissa Lee-Klubberud
James Leeper
Laurie Klatscher &
GregorLehane
Thomas & Debra Lenz
Amelia Lewis, LV, 09-11
Dan Matts & Rita Lin
The Linares Family
Irene Ludzia
Tom Ludzia
Emily Lux, LV, 02-03
William & Deanna Lux
Bue & Joe Macksey
Jennifer Magrini
Karen & Thomas Magrini
Tom Magrini, LV, 10-12
Sarah Jane Maher,
LV, 07-09
Zygmunt Maka
Patricia & Thomas Maletto
Laura Mancini
Phil Margetts
Valorie Markarian
Bro. Alfred Marshall
Ed & Dorothy Martel
Julia & Philip Martelli
Phylis & Philip Martinelli
Ibsam Martinez
Rachel Martinez
John & Laura Matts
Pete & Corrine Matts
Edward Maziarz
Julie McAvoy, LV, 08-09
Angie McCredden
Barbara Mcdermott
Evelyn McDonald
Michael McElroy
Colleen McGeehan,
LV, 93-94
Paul McKitrick
Bro. Terence McLaughlin
Bro. John McManus
Michael McNamara
Bion & Anita McNulty
Scott McNulty
Rev. Warren M etzler
Joe & Carmela Mier
Timothy Miller
Grandma &
Grandpa Molinare
Elizabeth Monahan
Mondrian Investment
Partners
Rick Mueller
Craig Mustard
Bro. Gregory Myles
Recognition Name
John Neuschel
Nucor-Yamato Steel
Company
Gordon O’Brien
Richard & Kathleen
O’Connell
Dr. Priscilla O’Connell
John & Peg O’Connor
Jack & Honey O’Leary
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2011 DONORS
Stephanie Olson
Stephen O’Neill
Vincent O’Neill
Kristen Ostendorf
Joe Pacio
Chris & Laurie Paidosh
Theodore & Carol Pappas
Susan Paschke
Bro. John Patzwall
David Pearson
Kathy & Steve Pederson
Michelle Peirona
Rick & Debbie Pellicciotti
Merissa Perry
The Peterson Family
Barbara Philbin
Judy & D.K. Philbin
Bro. Patrick Phillips
Francis Piperno
Sage Pitts, LV, 06-08
Gaile Pohlhaus
Nancy & John Poli
Carrie Poole
Molly Prendergast
Debbie & John Prevost
Jim McCord &
Regan Quinn
Robert Gobbo & Julie
Raefield-Gobbo
Kristen Rafferty, LV, 07-09
Mario Ragghianti,
LV, 07-09
Anthony Ramirez
Bro. Joseph Reilly
John & Ann Marie Reilly
John Reilly
Mary Myers-Reinarts
& MarReinarts
Bro. Michael Reis
John & Marie Reis
Juliette Relihan
Thomson Reuters
Martin Richard, LV, 05-07
Vincent Rienzi
Tim & Mary Riggins
James & Barbara Robillard
Deborah Rodrigue
Eric Rodrigue
Audrey Rossowski
Joseph Rossowski
Robert & Susan Rundle
Anne & Kit Ruona
Brenna Fitzgerald
& Joe Ryan, LVs, 90-93
Saint La Salle Community
Saint Mary’s Catholic
Church
Frank & Theresa Sanitate
Hector Santana
Robert Santilli
Bob & Liza Saunders
Mary Schertel
Bro. Robert Schieler
Phil & Nikki Schumaker,
LV, 02-04
Chris Sciglitano, LV, 93-95
Jim & Mildred Sciuto
Bro. Anthony Scotto
Adam & Anne Marie See
Paul Sevcik, LV, 05-07
Dianne & Charles
Shanabruch
Maria Shao, LV, 09-10
Michael & Mary Shehorn
Bro. Edmund Siderewicz
Valerie Siino
Wendi Simeone
Bro. Leo Smith
Barbara & Bruce Smith
Pamela Sommer
Ana Sontag, LV, 08-09
Melissa Spahr, LV, 09-11
Theresa Spahr
St. Joseph’s Collegiate
Institute Community
St. Vincent Pallotti Center
Richard & Patricia Stroh
Casey & Susan Stuart
B.J. Sullivan
Marcia Sullivan
Pam Summons
Linda Sunseri
Carole Swain
Chris Swain, LV, 04-06
Rod & Gail Tanchanco
James & Gail Thieman
Tides Family
Services WW Staff
Peter Tooher
Dianne & Chuck Toomer
Ron Turner
Luke & Beth Ufnar
Mary & Michael Ufnar
Zachary Ufnar, LV, 07-09
United Technologies
Ginger Vaillencourt
Joseph Valecka
Virginia Van Amberg
Lee Vandervest
Emily Vogel, LV, 99-01
Tony & Betty Vowles
Nicole Warnemuende
Tim & Julie Weiss
Maureen Wesolowski
Alan & Beverly Weyland
Michael Whelan
Howard & Susan Whetzel
Kimberly Williams
Casey Wilson, LV, 06-08
Denise Wilson
Christi Wolesky, LV, 94-96
Diane Wylam
Wesley & Louise Young
Donors
(to $99)
Anonymous
Ron Adams
Joan Alessi
Peggy Allen
Terrence & Marianne
Allen
Emma Allred
James & Benton Allred
Hormilda Almanza
Nancy & Saul Almanza
Samantha Almanza,
LV, 09-11
Saul Almanza
Melissa & Peter Altman,
LV, 02-04
Greg Amoroso
Bro. Michael Anderson
Jamie Lee Anderson
Jill Anderson
John & Catherine Anderson
Joanne Angerame
David & Emily Anzicek
Wanda Anzicek
Justin Aquino
Gina Arena
Harold & Chris Arens
Samantha Arluck
Bill Armijo
Jeremy Armstrong
Jane Arndt
Robert Arnold
Cecelia & Ricardo
Arredondo
Pamela Ashland
Carolyn Asp
Natalie Asp
Mario & Lina Astarita
James Aubuchon
Didier Aur
Sofia Avennson
Emily Babcock
Bro. Tony Baginski
Scott Baietti, LV, 08-10
Jamie Bair
Bro. Anthony Baird
Thomas & Corinne Bajardi
Stephanie Baker
The Baker Leyvas
Desiree Baldocchi
Susan Banks
Robert Barelli, LV, 96-97
Kristen Barker
Scott Barnas
Stephen & Cherise Baros
Liz Barr, LV, 10-11
Annemarie Bartlett
Michele Bateson
Chris & Suzanne Bauch
Janice Bauer
Allie Baumbach
Lucas Becker
Anne Behrendt
Dori Bellezza
Frank Bellezza
Beatrice Benda
Hank & Ruth Benjamin
Stephanie Benke
Jason Bennett
Nancy Benoit
John & Heidi Berna
Frank Bernt
Maureen O’Herin &
MicBeseda
Erica Bettwy, LV, 03-05
Jack Bigham
Margaret Billings
Diana Bird
Maryrose Bisagna
Sarah Bischoff
Andrew Block
Denis Block, LV, 07-09
James Boettcher
Cate Boisjolie
Kathleen Boland
Sharon Bollweg
William & Jaylene Bone
Wendi Boselli, LV, 94-95
Georgene Bosich
Judith Boudreau
Jack Bouffard
Colleen Bourque, LV, 02-05
Cassandra Boyce
Cathie Brady
Nell Brandon
Elisabeth & Eric Braun
Burton Bridges
Mariesa Bridges
George Brignac
Robert & Nina Brown
Sheryl & Bryan Brown
Kathleen Bruss
Katie Bulson, LV, 09-10
Edward & Dawn Burdsall
Tracie Burke
Cory Butler
Graciela Butler
Cheryl Buttaro
Henry & Catherine Cahill
John & Bernadette
Callanan
Catherine Calogero,
LV, 10-12
Judith Carew
Edward & Alice Carey
Mary Cargill
Christy Carl
Trevor Carlsen
Kelli Carlson
Michael Carlson, LV, 08-10
Chad Macheel &
DeboraCarlson-Doom,
LV, 95-97
Bro. Thomas Carney
Bro. Francis Carr
Vince Carraher, LV, 89-90
Maria Carreras
Amanda Carrico
Martha Carvlin
John & Rosemarie Casey
Eric & Dulce Casimiro
Michael Castillo
Lynn Chan
Robin Chavez
Edita Chico
Anthony Chin
Dillon Chitto
Paul & Janis Chitwood
Chuck & Christy Chitwood
Irene Cho
Church of St. Anastasia
Jovanna & Michael
Ciambella
Michael Ciccotti
Zachary Ciperski
Kathleen Clancy
Bill Clark
Dave & Karen Clark
Kristy Clark
Margaret Clark
Michael Clark
Michael Clark, LV, 09-11
Shirley Clark
Steve Clark
Jill Cleary
Anna Clements
Casundra Cliatt
Melanie Cobb
Bro. Timothy Coldwell
Bro. Michael Collins
Patrick Connelly
Bonnie Conway
The Conways
Raegan Cook
Moira Corcoran
Maya Cordova
Rebecca & Jeffrey Corey
John Corrigan
Chris Cregan Ellis
Diane Creighton
Harrel & Cathie Crone
Tina Crookshanks
Pat Crossen
Bridget Crowell
Irene Curfman
Francis & Catherine
Curran
The Curran Family
Clare Curry
Dan & Kathie Curry
Joseph & Mary Ellen
D’Agostino
Joseph & Gina Daly
William & Claudia Daniels
Anthony & Carolyn
DaPonte
Charles D’Arcy
Rose Daum, LV, 07-09
Carrie Davis
Ellie Dayhoff-Brannigan
Samantha de Castro
The De La Salle
Community NY
Sarah De Marco
Gustavo De Paz
Sheron Decker
William Delaney
Marc Deluca
Susan DeLuke
Bro. Dave Deradoorian
Marie Derbes
David Devine, LV, 00-02
Domenica Devitt
Joe Dickens
Heidi Dietze
Dana DiMuzio
Sandra Dippolito
Mary Dismukes
Robert Distad
Patrick Dochety, LV, 05-06
Felix & Mary Dolan
Shellie Domenici
Maryann Donohue-lynch
Kathleen Dorsey, LV, 10-11
Gina Dowdell
Sarah Dowling, LV, 03-05
Sarah Duffy
Claire DuFresne
Maureen Dugan
Jill Dunaway
Ashley Dunbar
Alex Duncan
Colleen Dunn
Krystina Durako
Patricia Duran-Eiker
Bro. Dennis Dwyer
Elizabeth Eager
Mark East
Michael & Lori Ebaugh
Daniel & Marguerite
Eberle
Antony Eddy, LV, 09-10
Fr. Bill Edens
Michelle Edmunds
Micky & Jeanne Edwards
Lori & James Eggleston
Steven Ellair
Trista Ellerman
Amy & Steve Enderlein
Doug Enloe
Theresa Esterly
Christine & David Estes
Audrey Evans
Elizabeth Evans
Janice Evers
Ron & Margie Eyheralde
Faith Lutheran Church
Ken Famulare
Kathi Farrell
Anthony Fasano
Tim Fehringer, LV, 05-07
Jesse Feldman
Colleen Fennessey
Virginia Cunningham
&Fenton
Diane Ferkler
Lindsay Ferkler
Joanne Ferris
Robin Findlay
Alyssa Firkus
Melea Fisher
Ruth Fisher
Robert Fitzgerald
Tim Fitzgerald
Betty Lou Fitzwater
Jeff Fleischmann
Gary & Lita Flinders
Charlotte Flynn
Janice Fodor
Suzanne Foley
Kim Foote
Anna Forder
Jim & Kim Fortney
Jennifer Foster
Jennifer Fourmont
Jacqueline Frank
Doris Franklin
Jerry Franklin
Sandra Franklin
Thomas & Jari Lynn
Franklin
Louis Fratangelo
Bro. Gerry Frendreis
Michael & Anne Frontier
Burt Fulmer
Michael Gallagher
Annabel Gallo, LV, 07-08
Ann Galvin
Katelyn Galvin
Vance Gamble
Liz Garcia
Natalie Garcia
Rachel Garcia
Tim & Sarah Gardina
Dan & Jeanne Garry,
LV, 87-88
Bro. Brendan Garwood
Rev. Robert George
Elaine Gere
Justine Gershak
Sarah Gibbons
William Giddings
Kristine Gill
Nina & Mike Giroux
Bro. Dominic Gisondo
Brendan Glackin
Kathleen Glackin,
LV, 09-11
Jane Glodowski
Alice Goelz
Manjit Gogna
Dcn. Noe Gonzalez
Colleen Goodspeed
Deborah Gordon
Florence & Loren Gordon
Betty Gorman, LV, 07-09
Sr. Rose Grabowski
Brad & Dawn Grabs
Dorothy Graham
Michelle Grano
Bro. Paul Grass
Reynaldo Graulty
Marvin & Shirline Graves
Ann Green
Jeff Greenberg
Arthur Griffin
Sue Griffin
Raymond Grinnell
Peggy Gross
David Guarino
Dirk & Natalie Guenther
Christian &
Annette Gueritot
Stephen & Andrew
Gwiazdowski
Catherine Hacker
Beth Hagovsky
John Hall
Charles Hallman
Mary Handy
Bro. Bernard Hanson
John & Catherine Hanson
Kathleen Hanson
Annie Harala, LV, 06-08
Bro. Joe Haras
Abby Harris
Abby Harris
Angela Harris
Marianne Harrison
Wendy Hasara
Jodi Haught
Melinda Hawley
William Hayden
Suzanne & Gary Hedstrom
Donald Hehr
Donald & Suzanne Heisler
Michelle Fecteau
& Ed Hejka
Martin & Theresa
Helldorfer
Bro. Eric Henderson
Sr. Claire Herlihy
Robert & Bridget
Hesselberg
Pamela Heun-Lackey
Caralyn Hickey
Jack Higgins
Scott Hingle
Leo & Patricia Hirsch
Cindy Hish
Jamie Hoban
Amanda Hoeffken
Michelle Hoffman, LV,
08-09
Leif Holmstrand
Patrick Horner
Terri Hrechkosy
Rachael Hueg
Vina Hueg
Susan Hughes
Patrick Hum
Ray Hum
Thais Hunter, LV, 08-10
Sean & Rizza Husband
Ashley Iddings
Liquid Inspiration, LLC.
Gretchen Iverson
Dixie Jackson
Kristina Jandron
David Janecek
Dina & Douglas Jansen
Jamie Jaynes, LV, 09-10
Yolanda Jesse
Brian & Elizabeth Jodice
Fred John
Dale Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Nancy Johnson
Rachel Johnson
Katie Jones
Leo Jones
Sarah Jones
Tim & Diane Jones
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2011 DONORS
Bonnie Jones-Peirce
Philip Joyce
Ann Jozwiak
Karen Jurcazak
Eugene Kail
Amy Kalina, LV, 08-10
Barbara Kaminska
Jill Kary
Simon Kaufman
Jerry Kavouras
Cindy Kawasaki
Bro. Conrad Kearney
William & Paula Kefer
Ken Kelly
David Kennedy
Toynessa Kennedy,
LV, 10-11
Susan Kenney
Albert & Carolyn Kern
Andrew Ketchum,
LV, 09-11
Steve Keyser
Poruz Khambatta
Brenda Kieser
Bro. Peter Killeen
Deborah & Michael
Kilmade
Joe & Jess Kilmade,
LV, 06-08
John Kilty, LV, 03-05
Sean Kipp
George & Valerie
Kirchmann
L. Diane Kissane
Bro. Charles Kitson
Erin Kleopa
Vicki Kline, LV, 05-07
Paul Klingsberg
Maggie Kloeppel
Nancy Kluesner
Scott Kluesner
Chris Kolar
Matthew Kolar
Michelle Kolar
John & Richelle Koller
Elizabeth Koster
Bro. Raymond Kramper
Paul Krohn
Carolynne Kruckman
Katie Krzysik, LV, 05-07
Breanne Krzyzanowski
Joseph Krzyzanowski
Kelsey Krzyzanowski
Mary Krzyzanowski
Robert & Janice
Krzyzanowski
Carol Kuchta Tyler
Andrea & Walter
Kuczynski
Ronald & Susan Kullick
Nicole Kulp
Krysia Kustra, LV, 10-12
Mark Kustra
Dan Kwak
Laura Kwerel
Bro. Tom Lackey
Candace LaCrosse
Eric & Sarah Laitinen,
LV, 07-09
Bro. Richard Lalime
Rick Lambert
Eric & Deanna Landrieu
Thomas Langford
Renee Langmuir
Mario & Susan Lanna
Martin & Donene Larkin
Liz LaRosa
Kathleen Lavelle
Maureen Lawler
George Lazarowski
Bro. James Leahy
Thomas & Barbara Leard
Annamarie Lee
Bro. Dennis Lee
Judy Lee
Latrice Lee
Sue & Bob Lee
Bear Leis
Marlene Lepkowski
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John Lerch
Anthony Lerro
Arlene Lesh
David Levasseur, LV, 99-00
The L’Hommedieu Family
Virginia Li
Brian Lin
Molly Linehan
Sadie Lisenby
Joan Longendyke
Marie Lorbiecki
John & Charlene Lorenz
Ammi Ludwick, LV, 92-95
Tom & Mary Luebbe
Megan Luna, LV, 07-09
MaryAnn Luzzi
Dori Macalintal
Meghan Magrini
Bro. Hugh Maguire
Jane & David Maher
John Maher
Paul & Eloise Mahoney
Sandra Majkrzak
Carl Malacalza
David & Rosann Malenfant
Juliane Mangiarelli
Mary Marciniak
Jeannine Marino, LV, 01-02
Louis & Bernadette Marino
Bro. Stephen Markham
Pat & Diane Marrin
Angela Martellaro
Bro. William Martin
Mary & Jack Martin
Mike & Erica Martin
David & Leslie Martinelli
Brenda Martinez
Drey & Kevin Martone
David Matters
Megan Matters
Edward Matts
James Mawn
Kathleen Mayer
Barbara Mc Adams
Angela McBrine
Erin & Jeremy McBurney
Nicole McCabe
Daniel & Dorothy
McConnell
James & Bette McDermott
Cynthia McDonald
Kathleen McDougall
William McDowell
Freeman McGlothlin
Kevin McGrorry
Pat McGrorry
William McGrorry
Deanna McLaughlin
Wendy McLaughlin
Denis McMahan
Bro. John McMahon
Lauren McNamee
Al & Karen McNulty
Beverley McNulty
Mattias McNulty
Patrick McNulty
Laura Meade
Sarah Mechtenberg,
LV, 99-00
Jorge & Lisa Mejia,
LV, 07-08
Alma Mejia-Garcia
Stephanie Melfi
Carolyn Mency
David Ward & Rita Mendl
Alexis Mendoza
Richard & Mary Ann
Meroney
Stacy Mick, LV, 09-10
Leslie Miller
Patrick Miller
Bridget & Gerry Miller
Patricia Mirabella
Daniel Mistick
Caroline Mitchell
Katelyn Mitsock
Wanda & Tim Mohan
Sr. Dolores Montini
Nicholas Mora
Scott Morgan
Wendy Morgan
Andrea Morison
Terese & Ian Morison
Ali Moss
Amy Moss-Brosky
Katie Mulembe
Colleen Mullane
Amy Smith & Mark Muller,
LV, 92-93
Frank & Kathleen Murano
Robert & Kathleen Murphy
Patrick & Virginia Murphy
John Murray
Patty Murray
Theresa Murray
Thomas Musetti
Mickey Mushill
Brianna Mustard, LV, 10-12
John Musto
Jahmese Myres, LV, 06-07
Carly Myrtle
Kathleen Naber
John & Lucille Naughton
Ines Negrete
Lane Neubauer
Malcolm Newman
Cheri Newton
Barbara Nichols
Marty & Ann Nicholson
Debbie & Joel Nickerson
Charles Nied
Sr. Brigid Noonan, OP
Brenda Novak
Desiree Novak
Patricia Novak
Teresa Nye
Mike & Linda ODonnell
Jessica Oei
Takiyah Olatunbosun,
LV, 98-00
Bro. Stephen Olert
Richard O’Prey
Maggie Ortiz
Brian O’Shea
Ivan Pagan
Marie Pagliarini
Lawrence & Gladys
Palkert
Siobhan Conway &
GeorPallace
Eileen Pargola
Bro. Alan Parham, LV,
91-92
Donna & Eric Park
Doriann Parker
Elizabeth Patten
Bethany Paul
Nicole Payson
The Peace & Justice
Academy
David & Christine Pearson
Josh Pedersen
Dr. Charles &
ValeriePendley
Elissa Ann Pensa
Cristina Pentecostes
Anayensi Perez Almanza
Laurie Perrin
David & Debra Perry
Dustin Perry
Dylan Perry, LV, 10-11
Mary-Elaine Perry
Raymond Peterson
Garrett Philbin, LV, 09-11
Michael Phipps
Dan Pilkington
Anthony & Susana
Piscitiello, LV, 02-04
Jerry & Mary Poston
Deanna Powell
Bro. Patrick Power
Erin Power
Vance Powers
Ashley Prevost Salvaggio,
LV, 07-09
Gary Pritts, LV, 07-09
Sharon & A.J. Quay
Annice & Bill Quilter
Katie Quinton, LV, 09-10
Joan Ragon
Salvatore Ragusa
Gene Rahilly
Marta Ramirez
Bro. Bernard Rapp
Barira Rashid
Cyndy Ray
Colleen Reasoner
Kevin Regan
Kristin Retzloff, LV, 07-09
Nicholas Reynolds
Alisa Rhodes
Irene Rienzi
John Rienzi
Perry Rienzi
Fran Riley
Alina Rivas, LV, 08-10
Katie Roach
Paul & Amy Roberts,
LV, 04-05
Kyle Robles
Michelle Roccio
Robert Rochelemagne
Rockford Area Lutheran
Ministries
Amanda Rodela, LV, 09-11
James Rodemann
Donald Roden
Mary Rodgers
Jennifer Rodriguez
Bro. Richard Roller
Jody Romag
Nancy Roman
Gena Romano
Tom & Nancy Ronan
Jan Rosch
Michael Drohan &
JoycRothermel
Jessie Rouder
Iris Rubinstein
Teri Ruiz
Kevin Banister & Amy
Ruona, LV, 94-95
Mary Ruple
Brittany Russo
John & Karen Ryckman
Alan Sage
John & Dolores Salchert
M.R. & R.M. Salchert
Michael Salchert
Gloria Sanchez
Allison Sanders
Steve & Ann Sanders
Aileen Sargent
Jim Schaefer
The Scharlotte Family
Lester & Jane
Scheuermann
Mary Scheuermann,
LV, 03-04
Richard Schieler
Chelsea Schmidt
Michael & Annette
Schmidt
Amanda & Michael
Schmitt
Jane & Richard Schnyder
Casey Schoeneberger
Sheila Schraub
Kelly Schreiber
Eric Schultz
Karl & Yvonne Schultz
Mark Schultz
John & Sophie Schutz
Natalie Schutz
Charles Schwetje
Michael Scott
Andy Sedia
Jackie Seidl
Trevor Serrao
Richard & Mykel Severson
Marshall Sharp, LV, 05-07
Brian Shaw
Clifford Sheets
Debra Sheets
Barbara Sherman
Michelle Sherman
Richard & Theresa Sherry
Robert Shifrin
Robert & Rosemary Shoup
Jean Silvia
Ken Sinagra, Jr.
Thomas Sinnott
Stephen Skarbowski
Bro. Kevin Slate
Jo Slowik
Catherine Smith
Lee & Susan Smith
William Sneeberger
Richard Snider
Phyllis Sobieralski
Mary Helen Soucheray
Katie Spahr
Lynn Sparks
Gregg & Kathy Spechtold
Stephen Spiewak
Edward Springer
Msgr. Stanley Srnec
St. Marie’s Builders, LLC
St. Peter’s Church
Nancy Staiber
Bro. Kevin Stanton
John Steger
Shilo Stewart
Eric Sticka
Robert & Theresa Strauss
Hugh Stringer
Caitlin Sullivan
Eileen Sullivan
Frank & Nancy Sullivan
Kathy Sullivan
William & Colleen Sullivan
Kelly Summons
Don Sund
Kathy Sutcliffe
Rev. Marie Swayze
Nathan Switzner
Chris Symkowick-Rose
Gosia Szymanski,
LV, 10-11
Christina Tagal, LV, 04-06
Danielle Tamashiro
Dorothy Tamashiro
Cat Tanchanco
Marcos Tanchanco
Maria Tanchanco
Betsy Tapia
Kenneth & Martha Tavares
Jaime Taylor
Lauren Taylor
Fred & Christine Thieman
Mary Thole
Bro. Robert Thomas
Pamela Thomas
Monica Thommes
Nicole Thommes
Duane Thornwall
Corienne Thorpe
John Thorpe
Arun Thottumkara
Jude Tiersma Watson
David & Lucille Tobben
Jody Tobin
Nick & Hilary Tompkins
David Toomey
Loly Tor
Dave Tovey
Genna Toye
Bob Trapp
Sal Travaglino
Katherine Trippe
Brenna Trush
Lauren Tucker
Carolyn Tulba
Matt Turner
Hannah Ufnar
Lauren Ugorji
Keith & Joan Vaisnor
Carmen Valenzuela
Bro. George Van Grieken
Frederick Vanhaaften
Rick & Missy Vaughn
Deana & Celestina Venturi
Christina Verga
Bro. John Vietoris
Cheryl Villaruz
Charlene Viola
Thomas & Nancy Vitt
Melissa Vlach, LV, 10-11
Rita & Mark Vogelpohl
Sara Vogelpohl, LV, 06-08
Mary Volmer
Paul Volpe
Frank Wagner
Jolleen Wagner, LV, 04-07
Anne Walker
Colleen Walker
John & Patricia Walker
Kim & Bruce Walker
Wes Walker
Ann Cahill & Michael
Walker
Bro. James Wallace
Kathy & Bill Wambach
Becky Ward
The Wardrick’s
Idella Warren
Melissa Wasacz, LV, 04-06
Teresa Weathersbee
Barry Weaver
John Weber
Lisa Weil
John & Helen Weinbrecht
Kathy Weinkle
Amy Weinzirl
Bill Weiss
Derek Weiss
John & Ellen Weiss
Mary & Michael Weiss
T.F. Welander
Marilyn Weleck, LV, 11-12
Sara Wells
Philip Welsh
Wayne Werner
West Pottsgrove
Elementary School Staff
Joseph & Judith Whalen
Richard & Lisa Whelan
Seth & Lindsey Whetzel
Keith White
Patricia White
The Whittemore’s
Curtis & Louanne Whitton
Amanda Wiese
Robert & Mary Wiese
Jennie Wigle
John & Suzanne Wilcox
Michal Wilczewski
Goat Williammee
Cheryl Williams
Pamela Williams
Janet Williamson
Jerry Wilson
Lisa Wilson
James Winkle
Dorothy Winslow
Taryn Wirkus
Laura Wisniewski
John Woods
Steven & Barbara Woods
Bree Woods Howard, LV,
02-04
Xander Wroblewski
Elaine Wu
Melinda Wynne
Xavier House
Matthew Yates
Mary Yonekawa
Jackie Young, LV, 08-10
Patricia Young
Phil Young
Aggie & Danny Ypina
Charles & Julie Zebley
Kari Zimmerman
Anthony Zinzi
Paul & Monica Zobitz,
LV, 96-97
The Zolriasatain Family
Walter Zuba
Marybeth Zuhlke
Izzie Zuniga
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EVENTS CALENDAR
NEWS & EVENTS
2012 FSC
Awards:
Nominations
We are now accepting nominations for the 2012
FSC Awards. This year’s reception will be held at
Saint Mary’s College of California on Thursday,
June 28, 2012. Nominees for 2012 awards must
currently reside in the San Francisco or New Orleans-Santa Fe districts. A nomination form is at
LasallianVolunteers.org and due by June 1, 2012.
ThE JOhNsTON
FAITh AWArd was
named in honor of
Brother John Johnston,
FSC (1933-2007). Brother
John was an avid supporter of the LVs, and made it
a point to know what was
happening with current volunteers, vocally supporting
the service LVs provided in Christian Brothers ministries
across the country, and meeting them whenever the
chance arose. This award recognizes a supporter who
has expressed or demonstrated great faith in the work of
Lasallian Volunteers.
ThE BAssEN sErVICE
AWArd was named for
Brother Christopher Bassen, FSC (1942-2006),
who lived and breathed
the Lasallian mission. He
made his dream a reality
by creating the Lasallian
Educational Opportunities (L.E.O.) Center in Oakland,
CA, which provides educational opportunities to underserved individuals. This award recognizes an alumnus
of the Lasallian Volunteers who has continued a life of
service since their volunteer years.
ThE FArrELL COMMuNITy AWArd is
named in honor of Brother
Michael Farrell, FSC,
(1940-2009), who lived
in shared community
with Lasallian Volunteers
for 10 years. While living
with LVs, Michael went out of his way to walk beside
them, learn the intricacies of their stories and lives, and
challenge their growth. All the while, Michael invited
and expected LVs to do the same. This award recognizes
a Christian Brother/Lasallian Partner who has lived in
community with Lasallian Volunteers and who holds the
community experience in high esteem.
May | LVs Ride Documentary on DVD
DVDs available for just $10 each
May 24-27 | Debriefing Retreat
The 2011-2012 LVs gather one final time as a group before completing their service year.
La Salle Manor, Plano, IL
June 28 | FSC Awards
An special way to call the Lasallian family together to recognize the contributions of time,
talent and treasure made to the Lasallian Volunteers over the years.
Saint Mary’s College, Moraga, CA
July 20-30 | Orientation
The official kick-off to the new service year and the first gathering of the
2012-2013 Lasallian Volunteers.
Lewis University, Romeoville, IL
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Thanks to your efforts, we successfully raised $25,000 to reach
our goal of matching the Alumni Legacy Challenge grant at the
close of 2011.Your financial support of this program is very
important to its success and the continued opportunity to
future LVs and those they serve.
We invite you to build on the
momentum created in matching the
Alumni Legacy Challenge grant. Join or renew your
membership to Br. Ed’s Club!
A donation in 2012 automatically enrolls or renews you
as a member of Br. Ed’s Club, and sets you up to receive
exclusive club benefits.
JOIN Or reCOMMIT TO Br. edÕ S CLUB
TOdAy, ANd LeArN MOre ABOUT The
perkS By gOINg TO OUr weBSITe!
of the Lasallian Volunteers
SECURING THE FUTURE THRoUGH PLANNED GIVING
Friends of the Lasallian Volunteers is a charitable corporation established
to provide a fund for the long-term needs of Lasallian Volunteers. In addition to
supporting today’s volunteers, Friends are encouraged to consider direct legacy
gifts to ensure ongoing support for Lasallian Volunteers well into the future.
Your gift will have a lasting impact on providing for the future of the program.
3 Ways to Become a Friend
outright giFts | Wills & trusts | BeneFiciary designation
For more information or to get started, contact Andrew Blythe at (202) 529-0047.
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ALUMNINoTES
ANNIE HARALA (’06-’08, La Salle HS, Yakima, WA & San Miguel
School - Gary Comer Campus, Chicago, IL) is working for the
Carlton – Cook – Lake and St. Louis County Community Health
Board as the Northeast Minnesota Regional Coordinator for
the Statewide Health Improvement Program, and in June she
will finish a certificate in Pastoral and Biblical Leadership through
Vineyard Leadership Institute. Annie loves living in Duluth, MN,
misses her LV family and friends from her time of service, and
welcomes any wayward LV alumni to visit the beautiful Northshore of Lake Superior with her!
Send your updates to ptooher @cbconf.org
VICkI kLINE (’05-’07, Holy Family Catholic Worker, Kansas
City, Mo) has been splitting her time in the borderlands between
being a hospice social worker and a humanitarian aid worker with
No More Deaths in Nogales, AZ / Sonora, Mexico. This year she
co-authored a report called “Culture of Cruelty,” about abuses of
migrants in short-term Border Patrol custody. She presented the
report throughout oaxaca and Mexico City, including at the Human
Rights Commission of Mexico City. Vicki will also be participating
in testifying at a hearing of the Inter-American Human Rights
Commission in Washington, DC on the treatment of migrants.
After three years, DENIS BLoCk (’07-’09, La
Salle Academy, Philadelphia, PA) will be leaving
the Mission and Ministry Center at Saint Mary’s
College of California and moving back to Illinois.
There, he’ll join the Retreat Staff at La Salle Manor
in Plano, Illinois.
CoNNIE HERNANDEZ (’08-’09, San Miguel School, Camden, NJ)
graduated from her Masters program at Louisiana Tech in teaching
blind students and will begin a job in Nebraska as a Vocational
Rehabilitation Counselor.
kATIE BULSoN (’09-’10, De La Salle North Catholic HS, Portland,
oR) is working at a new job in the Bronx, NY as an early
intervention Service Coordinator, helping families secure services
for their infants and toddlers with disabilities or developmental
delays.
JEN AND GEoFF HENGGELER (’04-’05, St. Frances Academy,
Baltimore, MD) welcomed a baby boy, Simon Benedict Henggeler,
on October 15, 2011. His older brother, John Francis, turned two on
Groundhog Day 2012 and loves having a little brother around the
house! Jen, Geoff and family reside in kansas City, Mo.
RS
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TEE
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The inaugural
LVAA Bracket
Challenge
was won by
it’s namesake
and long-time
LV program
supporter,
BR. BRIAN
HENDERSoN.
Congrats to Br.
Brian and all the others that joined in. The tournament began with
64 teams, and fittingly this year’s bracket challenge also featured
64 participants spanning alumni throughout the LVs’ history,
Christian Brothers, LV staff members, and current Lasallian
Volunteers. Named for Br. Brian Henderson, FSC (the annual
facilitator of the LVs’ year-end Debriefing Retreat), the event was
organized by LV alumni SCoTT BAIETTI (’08-’10, La Salle School,
Albany, NY), kRISTEN CoRNICELLo
VO
(’05-’07, San Miguel School – Gary
N
L
A
Comer Campus, Chicago, IL), and JoHN
DELLIPRISCoLI (’09-’11, San Miguel
School, Tulsa, ok). Thanks to all who
participated and we look forward to an
even greater turnout next year!
UN
BRENT REMPE (04-05, De La Salle North Catholic HS, Portland,
oR) graduated with a Masters of Art in organizational Dynamics
from the University of oklahoma – Tulsa. Since November, he has
worked for the Carrera Program at the Community Service Council
of Greater Tulsa to teach financial literacy, work readiness, and
entrepreneurial skills to 220 of Union Public Schools’ “at-promise”
sixth grade students. His time at De La Salle North Catholic and
Cristo Rey kansas City High Schools as a Corporate Internship
Program Coordinator continues to influence him each day. Brent
also serves as a Tulsa Young Professionals (TYPros) Board Intern
for the San Miguel School of Tulsa.
CoLLEEN FRIEL (’10-’11, Roncalli HS & St. Francis Parish,
Manitowoc, WI) accepted a new job as the Co-Coordinator of
Religious Education at St. Steven’s Parish in Sun Lakes, AZ
beginning on April 16, 2012.
I
MARI ANZICEk (’07-’09, Christian Brothers
Spiritual Center & West Philadelphia Catholic
HS, Philadelphia, PA) and JANET SoLIS
(’07-’09, Highbridge Community Life Center,
Bronx, NY) recently traveled to Palestine
and had the pleasure of visiting Bethlehem
University. They had an amazing trip, loved
their visit to Bethlehem, and even happened
to cross paths with Brother Álvaro Echeverría,
Superior General of the Christian Brothers.
ELIZABETH BARR (’10-’11, De La Salle North Catholic HS, Portland,
oR) was recently hired as the Assistant to the Principal at Cristo
Rey Philadelphia High School. As an LV, Liz served as a Campus
Minister at the Cristo Rey-model high school in Portland, OR.
LL
TRISHA REICHENBERGER (’98-’02, San Miguel School,
Providence, RI) is presently designing a theater from the ground up
for her school, St. Mary Central in Neenah, WI. Trish adds, “I will
then be running it and scheduling anything that we do there. It is
extremely exciting to be part of the planning of such a huge facility.
I am presently teaching HS math and love being a teacher. It
wouldn’t have happened without the Brothers and the LV program.
I was pre-med and just using the volunteer experience to take a
year off. Who knew that God had a ToTALLY different plan for
me?”
ANToNY EDDY (’09-’10, St. Frances Academy, Baltimore, MD) has
been offered a full-time teaching position at Memphis University
School, a local high school. In addition, he is also running an inschool Math and Science tutoring program, teaching two classes
of Algebra I and coaching the JV soccer team. No marriages in the
future, but he does still plan on applying for Medical School.
LASA
LV alumni came together last summer for the wedding of JP Schultz
and his wife, Sara. Pictured are: kENDALL (MARSDEN) GRANT
(‘06-‘08, Holy Family Catholic Worker, Kansas City, MO), ANNIE
HARALA, Sara Schultz, JP SCHULTZ (‘06-’07, La Salle HS, Yakima,
WA) and Chris Grant.
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LV
SNAPSHoTS
LVs gather for Mass
during Midyear Retreat
LV Mark Barry helps a student
with a science experiment
Students celebrate 100th day of school
with LV Amy Lamparelli
LVs krysia kustra and kristen Crone,
along with Brother Anthony Lenz,
prepare lasagna for LEo Center
LVs gather in the lodge for prayer during
Midyear Retreat at Brant Lake, NY
MISSIoN The Lasallian Volunteers (a program of the De La Brothers of the Christian Schools Region of North America) provides dedicated, well-trained
volunteers for one or more years of service to schools and agencies of the Brothers whose mission is to serve the poor. Acting out of Faith, rooted in the
Gospel, and sharing community with the Brothers and other Lasallians, the volunteers empower the poor by personalized service primarily through
education. Lasallian Volunteers change the world for the better and discover themselves transformed in the process.
LV Staff
District Contacts
Jolleen Wagner, 04-07
District of Eastern
North America
Br. James Martino
Director
kimberly Williams
Associate Director
Andrew Blythe
Director of Development
Zac Ufnar, 07-09
Coordinator of Recruitment
Peter Tooher
Program Coordinator
Br. Ed Phelan
Progam & Community Associate
Jim Ruck, 95-96
Development Volunteer
Director of Administration
Eatontown, NJ
Midwest District
Br. Stephen Markham
Director of Vocation Ministry,
Midwest District
Burr Ridge, IL
New OrleansSanta Fe District
Br. Tim Coldwell
Provincial
New orleans, LA
WoULD YoU LIkE To REACH
oVER 4,000 LASALLIANS?
San Francisco District
Heather Ruple, 01-03
Director of Lasallian
Student Programs,
San Francisco District,
Napa, CA
Advisory Board
Br. Ray Blixt
Executive Director of B&M
Lasallian Consultants
Br. Stephen Markham
William Phillips
Director of Vocation Ministry,
Midwest District
Burr Ridge, IL
President of William H. Phillips
and Company, LLC
Washington, DC
JD Lanigan, 93-95
Director of Lasallian
Student Programs,
San Francisco District,
Napa, CA
Marilyn Paquette, 99-01
Nicole Rohling
Vicky and John Cornicello
Dean of Women,
Justin-Siena High School,
Napa, CA
Parents of Former LV
Lynbrook, NY
Br. Ed Phelan
Tom Darnowski
Heather Ruple, 01-03
Partner, Performance Consulting
International
New York, NY
Emeritus Member
Bronx, NY
Associate Director, Catholic
Volunteer Network
Takoma Park, MD
Christi Wolesky, 94-96
LV Alumna
Corona, CA
Director of Quality Assurance
and Compliance,
Martin De Porres School,
Springfield Gardens, NY
Would you like to reach over 4,000 with your information about
your school, organization or business? Please contact the
Lasallian Volunteers at (202) 529-0047 to discuss sponsorship
opportunities for the next newsletter.
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