Il Bollettino
THE ALUMNI NEWSLE T TER FOR THE JOHN FELICE ROME CENTER
FA L L
2014
The Anthony and Susan Brazier Piazza Information Commons
Celebrating the successes of Insieme
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his summer marked the close of a successful Rome Center campaign—Insieme per il futuro—which is
creating attractive new and refurbished spaces and expanded programming on our thriving campus. You
made it happen! Thanks to your generosity and the support of many people in the Rome Center extended
family, we surpassed our cash goal of $4 million and have already accomplished great things.
Building on the success of Insieme, we now look ahead to Phase II of enhancing the Rome Center experience with
Avanti! We will share more details about this new campaign next spring, but for now we hope you enjoy reading
about the successes of Insieme and look forward to many more good things to come.
IN THIS ISSUE
You made it happen!
pg. 2
New director of development
pg. 4
A labor of love
pg. 5
Make your mark in Rome
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T R A N S F O R M I N G
T H E
R O M E
C E N T E R
You made it happen!
MESSAGE FROM THE DIR ECTOR
Emilio Iodice
Director, JFRC
Vice President, Loyola University Chicago
Dear Alumni and Friends,
It is with great joy that I share the
incredible success of the Insieme
per il futuro campaign. The dream
we share of shaping the future
of the John Felice Rome Center
is here, and its impact is extraordinary.
As you will see in this issue, the
abundant generosity of our alumni is humbling. Because of you,
our students have a beautiful, upto-date facility to call their own.
New and more useful spaces are
aplenty at the JFRC—a new information commons library, a more
functional mensa for sharing
meals, and large gathering spaces
for conferences and speakers to
name a few. In addition, we have
expanded scholarship support
and increased our endowment to
support our students’ studies and
travels in perpetuity. We are so
appreciative of your commitment
to the JFRC and hope you in turn
take pride in knowing that you are
playing such an important role in
shaping its future and the future
of our students.
While the changes we have made
with Insieme are immense, we are
not resting. Our work at the JFRC
is not done. We will continue to
improve our new home and plan
for the future. That is why we are
launching Avanti!, the second
phase of our development vision,
which includes ambitious plans
for a new building on campus.
This building will increase our
study spaces, add more dormitories and faculty apartments,
and improve the overall studyabroad experience. Whether you
name a tile on our new Alumni
Wall, remember the John Felice
Rome Center in your estate
plans, or make an annual gift,
you are investing in the future of
this life-changing program, one
deeply rooted in Jesuit values and
academic excellence. Together,
we can fulfill John Felice’s vision
of a permanent “home away from
home” in Rome.
Again, thank you for your extraordinary partnership. While
the study-abroad experience
touches lives in profound and
sometimes surprising ways, so,
too, does philanthropy. At the
JFRC, we see this in all of the ways
that our generous donors enrich
the student experience, expand
scholarship opportunities for
deserving students, and renovate
and build facilities that will become a 21st-century campus. The
JFRC’s accomplishments are your
accomplishments.
With appreciation,
I
nsieme per il futuro focused on building an even
better Rome Center. Our approach was multipronged:
• Increase scholarship support for students
• Renovate, update, and beautify facilities on
campus
• Build our endowment to ensure the future
of the center
• Expand student programming through
unrestricted support
Thanks to the generosity of our many friends
and supporters, we surpassed our $4 million goal
for outright gifts and have begun an important
transformation in the life of the Rome Center.
Throughout Insieme, we saw tremendous growth
in alumni giving and event participation, and
many of our alumni reconnected with the JFRC in
meaningful ways.
To demonstrate the University’s commitment
to the JFRC, Loyola University Chicago matched
outright gifts on a one-to-one basis, doubling
our donors’ impact. There is no question that the
support of our dedicated and passionate alumni
made this incredible success possible. See pgs.
7–9 for a list of campaign donors.
DONOR GIVING
BY CAMPAIGN CATEGORY*
Scholarship
$1.67
MILLION
Director's fund
$1.74
MILLION
Capital gifts
$2.81
MILLION
Other programs
$91,000
* Excludes matching funds
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The installation of solar panels helped us become more sustainable.
A snapshot of what your gifts helped achieve
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BUILDING SPACES
Completely new spaces
• Anthony and Susan Brazier Piazza Information Commons
• Mensa currently under construction,
located in former Rinaldo’s space
• New conference center/large meeting
room for students on main floor in
former library space
• Sculpture and art studio, theatre
performance room, music room, and
gathering space in the former mensa
space—all with retractable walls
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UNRESTRICTED SUPPORT
Unrestricted support, or the director’s
fund, provides flexible funding that is an
important component in JFRC operations,
academics, and student life. Whether it’s
through sponsored study trips like the
Poland symposium and a human rights
trip to Malta, service programs such as the
JFRC Interfaith Retreat, expanded fall and
spring semester new-student orientation
weekends, or internships, unrestricted
support created new opportunities for
students to broaden their horizons and be
fully immersed in learning.
Campus enhancements
• Solar panels installed
• Infrastructure brought up to 21stcentury standards
Renovated spaces
(plans underway for 2014–2016)
• Faculty apartments
• Classrooms
Photo by Tate Stafford
The next chapter in the JFRC’s history—Avanti!—will support additional, innovative
capital projects for new spaces for students to live, learn, and be immersed in the center.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
Over 80 percent of students attending the
JFRC need financial aid to do so. Insieme
saw incredible support for scholarships
and put a JFRC education within reach for
more students. The Vogelheim Scholarship, the Carol T. Robbins Endowed
Scholarship, the Anthony and Susan Brazier
Piazza Scholarship, and the Domenico
Zipoli Scholarship Fund—just to name a
few—help fulfill Loyola's Jesuit mission of
educating students from all backgrounds.
“Studying abroad in Rome
is one of the best decisions
I’ve ever made. I thank
God for the Vogelheim
Scholarship, which had
a huge part in me being in
Rome. I have grown a great
deal from this experience,
and I will never forget this.”
–JENAI BO OK ER ( JFRC FALL ’11, BS ’12)
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New director of development
We are pleased to announce that Janet Myers (JFRC ’89–’90, BS ’93) has
joined the Rome Center’s Advancement team in Chicago as its director of
development.
Janet graduated from Loyola University Chicago’s College of Arts and Sciences with a degree in psychology in 1993. As a member of the Rome Center
class of 1989–90, she has firsthand knowledge of the unique and transformational opportunities that the University’s study-abroad program offers to its
students. She brings over a decade of fundraising experience to the JFRC, coming most recently from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, where she
served as director of development during their recent and highly successful
$385 million capital campaign.
Join us in welcoming our new colleague and fellow JFRC alumna! You can
reach Janet at [email protected] or 312.915.7652.
Call for alumni
“hot spots”
in Rome
The Alumni Relations team requests a list
of your favorite hidden gems and hot spots in
Rome—whether a restaurant, bar, gelateria,
or landmark—to recommend to current JFRC
students. Conceived by JFRC Student Life Assistant Steven Metzmaker (JFRC Fall ’12), this is
a unique opportunity for you to connect with
current students, sharing your memories and
helping them make some incredible ones of
their own.
Please submit your recommendation
form at LUC.edu/jfrcalumni/romerecommendations, and Alumni Relations will send
the list to Rome. From there, Steven and his
colleagues will plan the outings, taking pictures along the way, so we can post them to
Facebook and e-mail some to you. If you have
any questions, please e-mail Casey Allison at
[email protected].
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A labor
of love
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his fall, the Rome Center bids a fond
farewell to a beloved member of its
community, the outgoing dean of faculty, Dr. Susana Cavallo. Dr. Cavallo began her
role there seven years ago, and in that time
she has helped enhance the quality of Rome
Center faculty and programming.
“Emilio Iodice and I went to Rome as a
team,” says Dr. Cavallo. “I couldn’t have done it (L-R) Chandni Patel (JFRC Fall ‘10, ‘13–’14, Fall ‘14), Russell Gonzalez (JFRC ‘10–’11, ‘12–’13, ‘13–’14; BA ‘12),
without him and our colleague Marilyn Vitale.
and Dr. Susana Cavallo in Tuscany
Probably the most important thing Father
from mid-May through late July that offers
most enthusiastic people I've met at Loyola,
Garanzini wanted us to do was Romanize,
as much as 15 hours of academic credit and
and it's always been a pleasure to be in her
Italianize, and Europeanize the education at
attracts students that otherwise wouldn’t be
company. She and I have worked closely on
the JFRC. He wanted us to offer students an
able to come to Rome, like student athletes,
a partnership between Loyola University
education that they could only get in Rome,
pre-health and other majors that are espeChicago and Loyola University Andalucía. This
and that’s what we have strived to do.”
cially rigorous.
dual degree will be just one part of her legacy
Dr. Cavallo is a creative person who values
“When I started at the Rome Center, there
as she leaves the JFRC and eventually returns
that trait in others and believes that to be an
were almost no business courses,” says Dr.
to Chicago.”
asset in college students. “For those students
Sarah Prentice, (JFRC Fall ’10, BA ’12), is a
with creative tendencies, there wasn’t really an Cavallo. “John Felice believed very strongly
in the necessity of preparing ethical leaders.
JFRC Alumni Board member who recounts,
arena to explore that at the Rome Center,” she
One of the first things I did was work with our
“One of my favorite moments at the John
says. “For those who were not writers or artists
business school to find out what would be the
Felice Rome Center was during a school trip to
or music majors, I thought Rome would be a
most important courses for
Tuscany. Dr. Cavallo supervised the trip, and
good chance for them to
business majors in any area to
she did a fantastic job of making sure everystretch themselves and
take. We added those courses,
one was having fun. She has the unique ability
try something different.
and now we’re able to attract
to bring people together. From sampling
So I created a mini vera whole new constituency.”
wine to singing Italian karaoke at dinner—this
sion of the University’s
Before Rome, Dr. Cavallo
trip will always be one of my most cherished
Department of Fine and
worked as a full professor in
memories.”
Performing Arts there.”
Loyola’s Department of ModDr. Cavallo will be taking a sabbatical from
This includes courses
ern Languages and Literaher work to spend time with family as well as
in voice for non-voice
tures. She had been at Loyola
cultivating her interest in keyboarding and
majors where they sing
– DR . SUSANA C AVALLO
for 25 years before former
composition by studying digital composition
Italian opera, creative
provost Dr. John Frendreis
in New York. In fall 2015, she’ll return to Chiwriting classes where
asked her to take this job in Rome. This year
cago and continue her tenure at Loyola.
students take their journals out in front of the
marks her 33rd year at Loyola. “I have been
“My job in Rome has been about loving the
Pantheon, theatre courses for non-theatre
committed throughout my working career
students—loving the city, loving the work,
majors, and courses in filmmaking, drawing,
loving the opportunity that John Frendreis
and sculpture. At the end of every year, there is to Jesuit education and seeing to it that the
Rome program followed the same guidelines
gave me—and fulfilling John Felice’s mission,”
a two-day celebration of the creative arts.
for excellence and diversity that we have at
she says. “It’s all been fun, and I’ll miss it terOther accomplishments she helped drive
home in Chicago, tenets that were revitalized
ribly.”
include the Rome Start program, which atby Father Garanzini,” says Dr. Cavallo.
tracts international students to spend their
Those who work with Dr. Cavallo can attest
Dr. Cavallo finishes her work in Rome later this
first full Loyola undergraduate year at the
to her decades-long energy and passion for
year. Her successor, Dr. Alexander “Sander” Evers,
Rome Center and then continue their degree
her work. “I've known Susana since summer
will assume the role of associate director for
in Chicago. Also, coming from a family of
2011,” says Dr. Kathy Getz, dean of Loyola’s
academic programs in January 2015.
student athletes, Dr. Cavallo helped create
Quinlan School of Business. “She is among the
a “third semester”—an academic extension
“My job in Rome has
been about loving
the students—loving
the city, loving the
work...”
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Alumni Reconnect
JULY 24, 2014
NYC Alumni Aperitivo
MARCH 9, 2014
LA Alumni Art Outing
Alumni from New York
City and surrounding
areas came together at
Forty Four—a popular
Mid-town bar in the
Royalton Hotel—to
toast JFRC Director
Emilio Iodice and
learn of new initiatives
planned for the Rome
Center.
We look forward to seeing you at this annual gathering in May 2015!
The new JFRC LA Alumni Chapter organized an evening at the Getty
Museum, including a docent-led tour of collection highlights and drinks
outside on the gallery’s patio. It was a perfect night to get reacquainted
with the Getty’s incredible exhibits and meet new friends.
The next chapter gathering is slated for May with details to come. In the
meantime, stay up to date on chapter happenings via the LA Alumni
Facebook group (search “John Felice Rome Center Los Angeles Alumni
Chapter”).
JULY 26, 2014
St. Louis Alumni Winetasting
The new JFRC St. Louis Alumni Chapter held a festive wine tasting,
including a special visit from JFRC Director Emilio Iodice. Held at Robust
Wine Bar, alumni enjoyed a guided wine tasting, choosing their favorite
to sip on the rest of the evening.
Connect with your JFRC alumni chapter leaders at LUC.edu/jfrcalumni.
We look forward to seeing you in March 2015!
MAY 2, 2014
Cleveland Alumni Aperitivo
Alumni in Cleveland enjoyed an evening at Press Wine Bar, an annual
gathering that has become a favorite tradition. Special thanks to the
JFRC Cleveland Alumni Chapter, which invited the Loyola Cleveland
Rambler Club for an opportunity to catch up with classmates and meet
fellow alumni.
JUNE 12, 2014
San Francisco Alumni Aperitivo
San Francisco alumni joined JFRC Director and Loyola Vice President
Emilio Iodice at One Market Restaurant for drinks, hors d’oeuvres, and a
chance to meet alumni in the area.
We look forward to sharing a special announcement for those alumni in
San Francisco at the upcoming gathering in December!
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AUGUST 7, 2014
Chicago GOLD Alumni Aperitivo
JFRC Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD) came out for their annual
gathering, this year at J. Rocco Italian Table and Bar, to reconnect and
meet fellow young alumni. Joining them was JFRC Professor Sander
Evers, who made a special toast to the future of the Rome Center.
This annual tradition will be held next August, so we hope to see you
there!
I N S I E M E P E R I L F U T U R O C A M PA I G N
Donor Honor Roll
The following individuals gave cumulative gifts of $250 or more throughout the Insieme campaign. Whether gifts were
made annually, as part of estate planning, or pledged intention, the diversity of support will enrich the Rome Center campus and enable the JFRC to shape global citizens for decades to come. Mille grazie!
$1,000,000 AND BEYOND
Anthony Piazza II (JFRC ‘62–’63)
Joseph Silliman, PhD (JFRC Spring
‘62, BS ‘63)
$500,000–$999,999
Katherine Vogelheim (JFRC ‘77–’78)
and John Hansen
$100,000–$499,999
Lynn Carlson and Philip O’Connor,
PhD (JFRC ‘68–’69, BA ‘70)
Christie and Anthony de Nicola (JFRC
Spring ‘85)
Marie (JFRC Spring ‘88, BS ‘89) and
Brian Fitzpatrick (JFRC ‘90–’91, JFRC
‘92–’93, BA ‘92, JFRC ‘93–’94)
Constance and John Kurowski (JFRC
‘73–’74, BA ‘75)
$50,000–$99,999
Paulise and Richard Bell II
(JFRC ‘67–’68)
Deborah (JFRC ‘74–’75) and Ted
Dobbs (JFRC Spring ‘75)
Leonard Slotkowski Jr. (JFRC ‘65–’66,
BA ‘69, MEd ‘72)
Rosanna Coffey and Timothy
Stranges (JFRC ‘66–’67)
Netty and Edward Wanandi
$25,000–$49,999
Margaret (JFRC Spring ‘73, MUND ‘75)
and Howard Bedford
Janice Butler Bart (JFRC ‘65–’66)
Kathy (JFRC Spring ‘77, JFRC Summer
‘13) and Guy Crane
Michael Ford (MBA ‘00)
Maria Teresa and Emilio Iodice
Barry McCabe
Ruthellyn (BA ‘75) and Ronald Musil
Claudette and John Nicolai
(JFRC ‘69–’70)
Jack O’Connell, Jr. (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Carol Robbins (JFRC ‘64–’65) and
Herbert Wolff
$10,000–$24,999
Patrick Arbor (BSC ‘58)
Anne Bannister (JFRC Fall ‘84, BBA ‘85,
MBA ‘93)
Terrence Brizz (JFRC Spring ‘76)
Dorothy (MUND ‘62) and Michael
Carbon, MD (BS ‘62)
Karen and James Centner Jr.
(JFRC ‘66–’67)
Rosemary and John Croghan (BS ‘52)
Kathe Dyson (JFRC ‘64–’65)
Helen and Thomas Flynn
Marianne (JFRC ‘84–’85) and Dennis
Fraher (JFRC ‘84–’85)
Helen Frye (JFRC ‘75–’76, BS ‘77)
Thomas Hawley (JFRC ‘66–’67)
William Hayes (JFRC ‘65–’66)
Laurel and William Laird
Margaret H. (JFRC ‘71–’72, MUND ‘73)
and Steven McCormick
Donald Novello (JFRC ‘62–’63)
Susan and Joseph Power Jr. (JD ‘77)
Joan and David Pritchard (JFRC
‘72–’73, BBA ‘74, MA ‘92)
Marilyn and Michael Quinlan (PhB ‘67,
MBA ‘70)
Mark Russo (JFRC Fall ‘87)
Maureen (JFRC ‘66–’67, BA ‘68) and
Robert Schuberth (JFRC ‘66–’67)
Susan (JFRC ‘66–’67) and
Martin Tierney
$5,000–$9,999
Gemma Allen Nader (JFRC ‘64–’65, BS
‘66) and Albert Nader
Joseph Arimond
James Arimond, SJ (BS ‘62, MA ‘68)
Joan Batchen (JFRC ‘81–’82, BA ‘83,
MBA ‘88)
Mary Ann (JFRC ‘71–’72) and
Larry Bowers
Patricia Bugelas-Brandt and William
Brandt Jr.
Shirley and Michael Brizz
(JFRC ‘71–’72)
Kathryn and Michael Carlson (JFRC
‘66–’67, BA ‘68)
Susan (JFRC ‘69–’70) and
William Carter
Patricia Carter (JFRC ‘62–’63, BS ‘64)
Betty (JFRC ‘65–’66) and Thomas
Casey (JFRC ‘65–’66)
Daniel Coleman (JFRC Spring ‘77)
Nicolette (BBA ‘76) and John Conway
(JFRC Fall ‘73, BACL ‘76)
Susan Lamb and Dennis Cook (JFRC
‘72–’73, JFRC ‘79–’80, JD ‘79)
James De Norio (MBA ‘04)
Jane Gisevius (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Joan Los Hank (BS ‘54) and
William J. Hank
Susan Marzec Hannigan (JFRC ‘76–
’77, BA ‘77) and James Hannigan Jr.
(JFRC Spring ‘77, BS ‘77)
Theresa Haran
Stephanie (JFRC ‘77–’78) and
Fredric Harman
Anne Liston
Carolyn and Patrick Lynch (BBA ‘82)
Robert Meade Jr. (JFRC Fall ‘69)
Lourdes (JFRC ‘76–’77, BA ‘78) and
John Moore (JFRC ‘76–’77)
Samuel Naito
Kurt Natter (JFRC Fall ‘09, JFRC
Spring ‘10)
Daniel O’Connor (BS ‘60)
Cheryl O’Donnell (JFRC ‘64–’65,
BS ‘68)
Elizabeth (BS ‘75) and Robert
Parkinson Jr. (BBA ‘73, MBA ‘75)
Ernest Pivonka
Donalene and Donald Poduska, PhD
(BA ‘56)
Donna (JFRC ‘63–’64) and
Robert Rissone
Mary Pat and James Rohan (JFRC
‘78–’79, JFRC ‘79–’80, BA ‘81,
MSIR ‘83)
Jesse Sandoval (JFRC Fall ‘76, BA ‘81)
Lindsay Wells and Matthew Slaggie
(JFRC Fall ‘02)
Patty and G. Andrews Smith
Laura and David Van Etten
(JFRC ‘75–’76, BA ‘77)
Mary Jo (JFRC ‘75–’76) and
Sheldon Weinig
$1,000–$4,999
Dennis Amato, PhD (JFRC ‘64–’65)
Dale (JFRC Spring ‘73) and Thomas
Auffenberg (JFRC Spring ‘73)
John Banchero (JFRC ‘71–’72, JFRC
Fall ‘08)
Mary Bodie (JFRC ‘72–’73, MD ‘81)
and Thomas Beaver (MD ‘82)
Jana and Steven Bergfeld
Theresa and Lawrence Biggam
(JFRC ‘65–’66)
Cynthia Birmingham (JFRC ‘77–’78)
Donna (BS ‘74) and Christopher Birren
(JFRC ‘70–’71, BA ‘72)
Carolyn and James Bouchard
(BBA ‘84)
Cara (JD ‘01) and Craig Boyle
Christina (JFRC ‘70–’71, BA ‘72) and
Richard Britton
K. Bernadette (BSN ‘70) and
Michael Brosnan
Richard Bruni (JFRC ‘85–’86)
David Bruni (JFRC Spring ‘97)
Christine and Benjamin Bucca Jr.
(JFRC Fall ‘78)
Kathleen Burnett (JFRC Spring ‘97)
Deborah (BA ‘74) and Robert
Callahan (JFRC ‘69–’70, BA ‘76)
Leonard Canino (JFRC ‘72–’73, BS ‘74)
Mary and Matthew Cappiello
(JFRC ‘66–’67)
Carolyn Cardinalli (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Colleen Carney, PhD (JFRC ‘72–’73)
and Robert Huemmrich
Mary and Thomas Caso (JFRC ‘67–’68)
Marina (JFRC Fall ‘86, BS ‘87) and
Kent Cato
Susana Cavallo, PhD
Eugene Ceccotti (JFRC ‘65–’66)
Angie (BS ‘85) and Thomas Cimino Jr.
(BA ‘84, JD ‘87)
Dana Green and Thomas Clancy
(JFRC ‘67–’68, BA ‘69)
Lorri (JFRC Spring ‘89) and
Brian Collins
Chris and Terry Colwell (JFRC ‘72–’73,
JFRC ‘73–’74)
Eorann and Daniel Conway (JFRC
Fall ‘82)
Jeanne (JFRC Fall ‘75, BA ‘77) and
Patrick Conway (JFRC ‘73–’74,
BA ‘74)
Terese Conway (JFRC ‘64–’65,
MEd ‘68)
Claire Crossman (JFRC ‘85–’86)
Sheila Curry Perkovich (JFRC Spring
‘62, BSEd ‘63) and Mark Perkovich
Ralph Cusick Jr. (JFRC Fall ‘80, BA ‘81)
Claudette (JFRC Spring ‘78) and
Robert Dachowski Jr.
Anne Decker (JFRC ‘77–’78)
Drucilla Dence (JFRC Fall ‘01, BA ‘02)
Donna (MUND ‘69) and Gary Dhein
(JFRC Spring ‘68, BA ‘70)
Claire Dittrich (JFRC ‘77–’78)
Virginia Duffy (JFRC ‘65–’66)
William Eineke (JFRC Spring ‘97,
BBA ‘98)
Meg (JFRC ‘85–’86) and
James Erskine III
Mary (JFRC ‘63–’64) and Dennis
Farmer (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Thomas Fike (JFRC ‘92–’93, BA ‘94)
Beverly and Shaun Fitzpatrick (JFRC
‘67–’68, BA ‘70)
Mary Ann (JFRC ‘62–’63, MA ‘69) and
W. Kent Fuller
Patricia Furgat (BSBA ‘68, MBA ‘78)
Andrew Gardiner (JFRC ‘70–’71)
Belinda and Edward Garmoe Jr.
(JFRC ‘77–’78)
Paul Gearen (JFRC ‘71–’72)
Nancy Gerrie Bowen (JFRC ‘74–’75)
and Richard Bowen, PhD
Jill Gilbert (JFRC Fall ‘86)
Kathleen (JFRC ‘64–’65) and
Terence Golden
Sheila and John Graham
(JFRC Fall ‘82)
George Griesinger (JFRC ‘75–’76,
BA ‘76)
Ana and John Gyulai
Rebecca and Steven Haberberger
(JFRC Fall ‘04)
Jane (JFRC ‘77–’78) and Bruce Haupt
(JFRC ‘77–’78)
James Hinckley, MD
Mary Ann (MUND ‘67, MA ‘69) and
Doug Hofherr (JFRC Spring ‘65,
JFRC Fall ‘65, BS ‘67)
Nancy (PhD ‘87) and Frank Hogan III
(BS ‘59, MEd ‘80)
Lisa (JFRC ‘77–’78) and John Iberle
(JFRC ‘73–’74, BBA ‘75)
Patricia Ilacqua (JFRC ‘65–’66)
William Jankos (JFRC ‘69–’70)
Sara Ann Johnson, MD (MRES ‘72)
and Henry Sullivan, MD (JFRC Fall
‘74, MRES ‘74)
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Christina Johnson-Wolff (BA ‘72) and
Richard Wolff
Shena (JFRC Fall ‘98, BS ‘99, MBA ‘03)
and Benjamin Keith (BBA ‘00)
Jane Kiernan (JFRC Fall ‘81)
Grace King (JFRC Spring ‘89)
Laurie Kladis (JFRC ‘87–’88, BA ‘89,
MBA ‘95)
Susan (JFRC ‘68–’69, BA ‘70) and
James Klutnick
Rosemary and Keith Kwaterski
Anne Landrum (JFRC ‘62–’63, BS ‘64)
Kevin Doyle Leahy (JFRC ‘67–’68)
Margaret and Timothy Leahy (JFRC
Fall ‘62, BBA ‘64)
Eileen (JFRC ‘71–’72, BS ‘73) and
Michael Lee
Louis Lenzen
Michael (JD ‘65) and
Mary Lou Leyden
Rachel Lionberg (JFRC Fall ‘01, BA ‘02,
MBA ‘05)
Mary Jean (JFRC Fall ‘72, BS ‘74) and
Daniel Lyons (BBA ‘74, JD ‘87)
Marsue (JFRC ‘69–’70) and
Peter MacNicol
Shirley (MEd ‘95) and The Honorable
Michael Madigan (JD ‘67)
Kelli and Ryan Mahoney (JFRC
Fall ‘03)
Michele Mahoney (JFRC Summer ‘97,
MBA ‘99) and John Keenan Jr. (JFRC
‘91–’92, MBA ‘99)
James Mariani (JFRC ‘70–’71, BA ‘75)
Marina Marrelli (JFRC Fall ‘81) and
Robert Anslow Jr.
Mary and Royal Martin (JFRC ‘65–’66)
Michael Matre (JFRC ‘70–’71, BA ‘72)
Nancy Mazzorana (JFRC ‘62–’63,
BS ‘65)
Suzanne McCarthy (JFRC ‘67–’68)
Corrine McCarthy (JFRC Fall ‘84)
Timothy McCartney (JFRC ‘67–’68,
BA ‘71)
Aarti and Christopher McDonald
(JFRC ‘85–’86)
Maureen McIntyre (JFRC Spring ‘90,
BA ‘91)
Bernard Michna (JFRC Fall ‘66, BS ‘67,
MA ‘72)
Nancy and Michael Miller
(JFRC ‘66–’67)
Michael Mudd (JFRC ‘71–’72)
Lynn (MSIR ‘74) and John Murphy Jr.
(JFRC ‘67–’68, BA ‘69, MSIR ‘77)
Thomas Murphy (JFRC ‘78–’79)
Sue Welch (JFRC ‘64–’65) and
John Murphy (JFRC ‘64–’65)
Loretta Namovic
Catherine (BS ‘87) and Mark Nathan
(BS ‘86)
Kristen (JFRC ‘73–’74) and
Michael Natter
Virginia Navarro, PhD (JFRC ‘66–’67,
BA ‘68) and Richard Navarro
Cindra Nicholson (JFRC ‘75–’76)
Annette Nielsen (JFRC ‘66–’67)
Denise (JFRC ‘73–’74, BA ‘75, MA ‘83)
and John Noell Jr. (JD ‘85)
Marietta Nolan-Stevens (JFRC ‘74–’75,
BSN ‘77) and Kevin Stevens (JFRC
Spring ‘73, BA ‘79)
Alfie and Allan Norville (BS ‘60)
8
Carolyn (JFRC ‘91–’92, BA ‘93) and
Mark O’Donnell (JFRC Spring ‘92)
Colin O’Donovan (JFRC ‘00–’01, JFRC
‘02–’03, BACL ‘02, JFRC ‘03–’04)
Kendell Oetter (JFRC Spring ‘78,
BA ‘81)
Rosemary (JFRC Spring ‘82, BA ‘85)
and Stephen Olson
Felicia Davis O’Malley (JFRC Spring
‘14) and John O’Malley Jr. (JFRC
‘82–’83, BBA ‘86)
Marta (JFRC ‘71–’72) and Patrick
O’Rourke (JFRC ‘71–’72)
Christine and Patrick Padon (JFRC
‘70–’71)
Joan (BA ‘02) and David Pasquesi
(JFRC Fall ‘82, BA ‘84)
Andrea Pauls Backman (JFRC Fall ‘79,
BBA ‘82)
Paula and John Pelissero, PhD
Donald Pellioni (JFRC Fall ‘76)
Amalia Perea Mahoney (JFRC ‘73–’74,
BA ‘75) and William Mahoney (JFRC
‘73–’74, BA ‘75)
Paulette Petretti (JFRC ‘70–’71, JD ‘90)
Gordana Stjepanovic and Michael
Phelps (JFRC ‘70–’71, JFRC ‘72–’73,
BA ‘73)
Janet Phillips Tierney (JFRC Fall ‘91, BS
‘93) and Michael Tierney
Marna and Philip Pier
Helana and William Pietragallo II
(JFRC ‘67–’68)
Mary (JFRC ‘04–’05, BA ‘06) and
Benjamin Pietrzyk (JFRC Fall ‘03,
BA ‘05, MA ‘06)
Jeanne Poduska (JFRC ‘85–’86)
Joseph Pojanowski III (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Monica (JFRC ‘77–’78, BA ‘79, MA ‘82)
and Adam Potkay
Cheryl (JFRC ‘78–’79) and
Charles Prothro
Thomas Reisinger (JFRC ‘70–’71)
Sheri and Jeremy Roche (JFRC
‘64–’65, BS ‘67, MEd ‘75)
Carol (JFRC ‘64–’65) and
William Roche
Kathy (JFRC ‘63–’64) and Thomas
Rucker (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Dorothea and Gregory Ryken
(JFRC ‘67–’68)
Gayle Sandfox (JFRC ‘72–’73,
MUND ‘75)
Ann and Frank Saporito (JFRC ‘73–’74,
BA ‘75)
Catherine Schaeder (JFRC Fall ‘82)
and Eric Batterman
Mary Jo Schmidt (JFRC ‘85–’86)
Anonymous
David Silva (JFRC ‘72–’73)
William Simpson
Mignon (JFRC ‘66–’67, BA ‘69) and
Hubert Snider
Antoinette (JFRC Fall ‘75) and
Christopher Spohn
Sally Stanton (JFRC ‘71–’72)
Katie Bannan Steinke (JFRC ‘69–’70,
BA ‘90)
Carolyn (JFRC ‘79–’80) and
Jeff Strandberg
Janet and Martin Striegl (JFRC ‘71–’72,
BA ‘73)
Joan and Scott Sullivan (JFRC ‘67–’68)
Rachel Geltman and Martin Susz
(JFRC ‘74–’75, BS ‘77)
Diane and Andrew Sweeny Jr.
(JFRC ‘70–’71)
Cindy and James Tanner
(JFRC ‘68–’69)
Patricia O’Shea and Frank Tannura
(JFRC Fall ‘76, BBA ‘79)
Susan (BBA ‘83) and Nicholas Tannura
(JFRC ‘79–’80, BBA ‘82)
Jeffrey Taylor (JFRC Fall ‘77)
Susan Thompson (JFRC ‘67–’68)
John Tierney (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Mary Kay Tobin, MD (JFRC ‘72–’73)
Domenic Toni (JFRC ‘71–’72, JFRC Fall
‘72, BA ‘73)
Mary Ahern (JFRC Fall ‘00) and Robert
Trainer Jr.
Linda Trytek (JFRC ‘73–’74) and
Edward Goldberg
Mary Tucker (MUND ‘64)
Thomas Tucker (MRE ‘75, MSW ‘92)
Virginia Turner (JFRC ‘66–’67) and
Drew Sullivan
Laurine Krakora (JFRC Spring ‘77) and
John Vaile
Lynn Van Cleave (JFRC Fall ‘90, BS ‘91)
Ryan Vaughan (JFRC ‘01–’02, BA ‘04)
Antoinette Vigilante
Edward Volk (JFRC ‘64–’65, BS ‘67)
Hazel and Michael Weaver (JFRC
Spring ‘89, MBA ‘96)
Janet and Norman Frederic Weeks
(JFRC Spring ‘66, BA ‘68)
Linda Weinfield (DDS ‘84, MS ‘94)
James Wells (JFRC ‘64–’65)
Laurie and Raymond Wienke
(JFRC ‘77–’78)
Chris and Stephen Wilsey
(JFRC ‘65–’66)
Kristen Witkowski (JFRC Fall ‘01,
BS ‘03)
James Zavislak (JFRC ‘68–’69, BA ‘70)
Yvonne Zecca (JFRC ‘70–’71)
$250–$999
James Allman (JFRC ‘70–’71)
Irene Bahr and The Honorable
Robert Anderson (JFRC Spring ‘69,
BA ‘71, JD ‘74)
Lisa Armento (JFRC ‘80–’81)
Julius Aviza (JFRC Fall ‘82, BS ‘83)
Kristi (JFRC ‘87–’88, BS ‘90) and Daniel
Bade (BA ‘88)
Denise (JFRC Fall ‘77) and
Edward Baran
Jodi Barke (JFRC Fall ‘87, BBA ‘92)
Matthias Baumberger (BA ‘02)
Marcia and Jay Baylin
Donna Losurdo Beaudet
(JFRC Spring ‘75)
Linda Beerman (JFRC ‘70–’71)
Angela Bernat (JFRC ‘65–’66)
John Bianco (JFRC ‘84–’85)
Mara (BS ‘94) and Thomas Blunk
(JFRC Spring ‘90, BBA ‘92)
Carol Ann (JFRC ‘64–’65) and
Ronald Boulware
Mary Jane Bradley-Smith (JFRC
‘67–’68, JFRC ‘68–’69)
Margaret (JFRC ‘72–’73) and
Patrick Breen
Dorothea Brennan (JFRC ‘70–’71)
Mary (JFRC ‘80–’81) and Mark Brewer
Daniel Brierton (JFRC Fall ‘69)
Georganne Brock (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Beverly Brooks (JFRC Fall ‘06)
Winifred (JFRC Spring ‘64, BS ‘66)
and John Broughan
Lynne (JFRC ‘72–’73) and
James Brown
William Brozovich (JFRC Spring ‘84,
BA ‘86, JD ‘89)
Robert Bruun (JFRC ‘63–’64, BBA ‘65)
Linda (JFRC ‘84–’85, BBA ‘86) and
Kevin Buggy
Peter Burke (JFRC ‘88–’89, MA ‘93)
Daniel Burns (JFRC ‘75–’76, JFRC
‘76–’77, BS ‘77)
Barbara Blair Busch (JFRC Fall ‘73)
Marcia Mary and James Cahill (JFRC
‘64–’65)
Rose (JFRC ‘70–’71, MUND ‘72) and
John Calareso
Sheila Lent and Matthew Carey (JFRC
‘91–’92, BA ‘94)
Joan Carey (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Christina (BSN ‘84) and Raymond
Catania (JFRC Fall ‘83, BBA ‘85)
William Chambers (JFRC ‘72–’73)
Kathryn (JFRC ‘65–’66) and
Gary Chandler
Linda (JFRC ‘64–’65) and
Ralph Charkins
Anita Borzell-Ciarnella and
Enzo Ciarnella
Lisa (JFRC ‘80–’81) and Nicholas Cipiti
Renee Cipriano (JFRC Fall ‘83, BA ‘85,
JD ‘88)
Frances and Philip Ciulla Jr.
(JFRC ‘71–’72)
Theresa (JFRC Spring ‘86, JD ‘90) and
Michael Clancy
Christina (JFRC ‘75–’76) and Andrea
Cocozzella (JFRC Fall ‘75)
Kathleen Colson (JFRC Fall ‘81)
Douglas Colwell (JFRC ‘73–’74, JFRC
Fall ‘75, BS ‘76)
Julie and Aldo Congi
Randy Costas (JFRC ‘74–’75)
Michael Crotty (JFRC ‘69–’70)
Thomas Crowley (JFRC Spring ‘81,
BA ‘83)
Donna Curin
Eileen Dallemolle Phelan (JFRC
‘64–’65, BS ‘66) and Thomas Phelan
(JFRC ‘64–’65, BS ‘66, MA ‘68,
PhD ‘70)
John Daniels (JFRC ‘83–’84)
Audrey Davis (JFRC ‘70–’71, BA ‘73)
and Arthur Murphy (MBA ‘73)
Ciara De Los Reyes (JFRC Spring ‘97,
BS ‘99)
Edythe De Marco (JFRC ‘79–’80) and
Thomas Byrne
Alessandro Del Giudice (BS ‘64)
Janet Del Grande (JFRC ‘70–’71)
Genevieve Delana (MUND ‘48,
JFRC ‘74–’75)
Anne Delhey (JFRC Spring ‘11, BA ‘12)
Paula and James DeVoto (JFRC
‘68–’69, PhD ‘82)
Marti (JFRC ‘72–’73) and
James Doherty
Terri Doyle
Theresia (JFRC Spring ‘74, BA ‘75) and
James Doyle
James Dunford (JFRC ‘64–’65, BA ‘68)
David Dunleavy (JFRC Spring ‘97)
Mary and Joseph Egan (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Ann Eisel (JFRC ‘65–’66)
Mary Margaret Eraci (JFRC Spring ‘89,
BS ‘90, BA ‘90)
Frank Fabbro (JFRC Fall ‘80)
Joseph Falcone (JFRC ‘66–’67)
Claire Farren (JFRC Spring ‘01, BA ‘02,
BSN ‘03)
Diana (MUND ‘00) and John
Faulhaber (JFRC ‘66–’67)
Mary Felice (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Andrew Findley (JFRC Spring ‘00,
BA ‘02)
Janis Fine (PhD ‘89)
Maureen Flanagan (JFRC ‘74–’75) and
William Groneman
Jane (JFRC ‘71–’72) and Edward
Flanagan (JFRC ‘71–’72)
Janet Fogarty (JFRC ‘75–’76)
Daniel Fogarty (JFRC Fall ‘81)
Martha Foreman (JFRC Fall ‘70)
Megene (JFRC ‘71–’72) and Peter
Forker (JFRC ‘71–’72)
Joanne Fortune (JFRC ‘65–’66)
Alicia (JFRC ‘70–’71) and
Charles Foster
Christine (JFRC Spring ‘88) and
Michael Frantz
Julia Franz (JFRC Fall ‘87)
Irene Ganas (JFRC ‘66–’67, MUND ‘68)
Marlene Lojas and Jess Garcia (BS ‘88)
Catherine Gilmore (JFRC ‘74–’75,
BS ‘77)
Michael Giovanola (JFRC Fall ‘84)
Stephanie and Anthony Hahn
(JFRC ‘65–’66)
Marilyn St. Germain-Hall and Patrick
Hall (JFRC ‘64–’65)
Anne and Martin Hanley (JFRC
‘77–’78, JD ‘82)
Martha (JFRC ‘71–’72) and
Christopher Harold (JFRC ‘71–’72)
Cathryn Matot Hartman (MBA ‘92)
and John Hartman (BBA ‘80, MBA
‘82, JD ‘85)
Emma (JFRC Fall ‘62, BSEd ‘64) and
Martin Harty (JFRC Fall ‘62, BS ‘63)
Gregory Haupt (JFRC ‘83–’84)
Rosemary and Peter Heffernan
(JFRC ‘65–’66)
Corina Heiser (JFRC ‘83–’84)
Karen and Marvin Herman
Harold Hicks (JFRC Fall ‘81, BBA ‘83)
Carolyn and Donald Hilliker (JFRC
‘63–’64, BS ‘66)
Laura (BBA ‘80, MBA ‘81) and Stephen
Hoepfner (JFRC Fall ‘78, BBA ‘81)
Carol Ann Holley (JFRC Fall ‘63)
Amy Hubbell (JFRC Fall ‘85)
Cindy and John Hunter (JFRC ‘73–’74,
BA ‘75)
Deborah Ingraham (JFRC ‘81–’82, BA
‘83, JD ‘86)
Mary Taylor Johnson and James
Johnson Jr., PhD (JFRC ‘85–’86,
MEd ‘92)
Kathryn Johnson
Erika and John Joyce (JFRC
Spring ‘65)
Sara and Christopher Julsrud (JFRC
‘67–’68, BA ‘69)
Margaret (PhD ‘03, JFRC Spring ‘06)
and George Kraft (JFRC Spring ‘06)
Robert Krug (JFRC Spring ‘94)
Ronald Kuzo (JFRC Spring ‘83)
Brian Lavelle, PhD (JFRC Fall ‘89)
Mary Joan (MUND ‘59, MEd ‘64, JFRC
Spring ‘73) and Charles Lee
Brian Lenahan (JFRC ‘87–’88, BA ‘89)
Patricia Leonard (JFRC ‘77–’78)
Katherine (BBA ‘01, MS ‘02) and
William Litgen Jr. (JFRC Spring ‘00,
BBA ‘01)
Donald Lorek (JFRC ‘69–’70, BA ‘72)
Lisa (BSEd ‘03, MEd ‘08) and Timothy
Love (JFRC ‘01–’02, JFRC Fall ‘03, BA
‘03, JD ‘13)
Carol Loverde (JFRC ‘70–’71) and
Dominic Di Frisco
Mary Jean and Dan Lyons
Thomas Machnowski, DDS
(JFRC ‘69–’70)
Joan Madeja (JFRC ‘65–’66, BA ‘68)
Bridget (JFRC Fall ‘71) and
Brian Madigan
Linda Maguire (JFRC Spring ‘84)
Julie (JFRC Fall ‘86, MUND ‘88) and
David Maiers
Teresa (JFRC ‘81–’82, BBA ‘83, MBA
‘89) and Henry Majsterek
Susan G. Manker (MUND ‘79)
Alina and Michael Manley (JFRC
‘67–’68, BA ‘69)
Monica and John Marcone
(JFRC Fall ‘86)
Jane and Lawrence Marino (JFRC
‘72–’73, JFRC ‘73–’74, BA ‘74)
Anellina Marrelli (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Claudia (JFRC Fall ‘86) and Tim
McCaffery
Stephen McCall (JFRC Spring ‘91)
Charles McCannon Jr. (JFRC ‘67–’68)
Justin McCarthy (JFRC ‘71–’72)
Tucker McDonagh III (JFRC Fall ‘75,
JFRC Fall ‘76)
Cormac McEnery (JFRC ‘70–’71)
The Honorable Bernard McGinley
(JFRC ‘65–’66)
Timothy McGivern (JFRC ‘69–’70)
David McGovern (JFRC Fall ‘82,
BBA ‘85)
Marilyn Dunn McGuire, PhD (JFRC
‘69–’70) and William McGuire (JFRC
‘68–’69)
Laurie (JFRC ‘64–’65, JFRC ‘65–’66)
and John McHale (JFRC Fall ‘64, BS
‘65, MSIR ‘71)
James McHugh (JFRC Fall ‘01, BBA ‘04)
Thomas McKechney (JFRC Spring ‘73)
Barbara Meyer (JFRC Fall ‘86, BBA ‘87)
Carol Michelini (JFRC ‘68–’69, BA ‘70)
Eileen and John Miles (JFRC ‘69–’70)
Mary Milton (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Elisabeth Mistretta (JFRC Fall ‘99, BA
‘00)
Jordan and Charles Mixson (JFRC
Spring ‘96)
Mary (JFRC ‘82–’83, BA ‘84) and Eric
Mollman
Sheyanne Mooter (JFRC ‘98–’99,
BA ‘00)
Dennis Mroz (JFRC Fall ‘76, BS ‘78)
Mary (JFRC ‘68–’69, BS ‘72, MSW ‘93)
and Peter Mudd (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Edward Muldoon (JFRC ‘72–’73,
BBA ‘75, MBA ‘85)
Stephen Mulligan (JFRC Spring ‘72)
Paul Murphy, PhD (JFRC ‘77–’78,
MA ‘84)
Edward Napleton (JFRC Fall ‘00)
Patricia Nisco (JFRC ‘74–’75)
John Noonan
Loretta (BA ‘72) and John Norton
(JFRC ‘70–’71, BA ‘72, MA ‘75)
Kathleen O’Brien (JFRC ‘72–’73)
Michael O’Connell (JFRC ‘64–’65)
Kevin O’Connor (JFRC ‘70–’71, BA ‘72)
Shannon O’Donnell (JFRC Spring ‘74)
Margaret (JFRC ‘62–’63, BS ‘64) and
Damon Ogle
Mary Clare (JFRC Fall ‘78, JFRC Fall ‘80,
BA ‘80) and Thomas O’Grady
Kathleen O’Leary (JFRC ‘72–’73)
Catherine Oliven (JFRC ‘77–’78,
BA ‘78)
Robert O’Neill (JFRC ‘67–’68)
Gretchen Orosz (JFRC Spring ‘87, BS
‘87) and Steven Jones
Ann O’Shaughnessy (JFRC Spring ‘88,
BA ‘89, MBA ‘93)
Joan Pailhe (JFRC ‘66–’67)
Anne (BA ‘74) and Michael Pappas
(JFRC ‘72–’73)
Mary Parrilli (JFRC Spring ‘62)
Mari Peabody (JFRC ‘70–’71)
Frederick Pfeifer (JFRC ‘64–’65)
Stephanie and Stephen Piccone
Kathleen and William Planek (JFRC
Fall ‘82, BBA ‘84)
Tina and Michael Plunkett, MD
(JFRC ‘66–’67)
Jocelyn Polce (BA ‘06)
Stephen Pollard (JFRC ‘72–’73, JFRC
‘73–’74, BA ‘75)
Mary (JFRC Spring ‘86) and
John Poprac
Norma (JFRC ‘68–’69) and Walter
Richard (MA ‘70)
Barbara Carroll (JFRC ‘70–’71) and
Brian Robinson
Lynne and Raphael Roche III (JFRC
Fall ‘92, BBA ‘94)
Jane (JFRC Fall ‘85) and Peter
Rodriguez (BA ‘88)
Michael Rosendin (JFRC Fall ‘79)
Christine (JFRC ‘73–’74) and
Howard Russock
John Salvino (JFRC Spring ‘00)
Dierdre Savage (JFRC Fall ‘81)
Betty Schmidt Bordelon
(JFRC ‘66–’67)
Fred Schneider (JFRC ‘71–’72)
Jim Schufreider (JFRC Spring ‘81)
Barbara (JFRC Spring ‘73, BS ‘74) and
Richard Schwind (JFRC Spring ‘73,
BA ‘74)
Adela and Robert Seal, PhD
Gregory Sebastinelli (JFRC ‘77–’78)
James Seigfreid Jr. (JFRC ‘77–’78)
William Sexton (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Sheila Shaker (JFRC Spring ‘81)
Karen Sheridan (JFRC ‘74–’75, BA ‘78)
Mary (BS ‘53) and Raymond Simon
(BA ‘53, JD ‘56)
April Sinni
Martin Sinnott III (JFRC ‘85–’86,
BA ‘87)
Christine Sitko (JFRC ‘70–’71, BS ‘72)
Deborah Smith (JFRC ‘65–’66)
Dana (BS ‘83, BSN ‘86) and John
Spehlmann
Patricia and Jeffrey Stava
(JFRC Fall ‘78)
Anthony Stellino (JFRC ‘73–’74)
Rosanne and Frank Stertz Jr.
Molly and Robert Stine (MBA ‘97)
Barbara Svoboda (JFRC ‘62–’63, JFRC
Fall ‘62, BS ‘65, MA ‘80)
Cathleen (JFRC Fall ‘83, BA ‘86) and
John Swanson (BA ‘85)
Carol (JFRC ‘73–’74, JFRC Fall ‘75,
BA ‘77) and Philip Sweet III (JFRC
Spring ‘74, JFRC ‘74–’75, JFRC Fall
‘75, BA ‘77)
Norma Tata
Paul Thesing III (JFRC ‘79–’80)
Michael Thomey (JFRC Fall ‘73)
Joyce and Nicholas Tibaldi (JFRC
Spring ‘62)
Ann (JFRC ‘89–’90, BA ‘95) and Francis
Timons
Dorothea (JFRC ‘72–’73) and Michael
Tobin (PhD ‘87)
Stephanie Tomakowski (JFRC Spring
‘08, BA ‘09)
Edward Touhey (JFRC ‘64–’65)
Lynne Traci (JFRC Fall ‘81)
Pamela Trent, PhD (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Emily (JFRC Fall ‘04, BS ‘06) and
Joseph Turano (JFRC ‘96–’97)
Richard Valerian (JFRC ‘67–’68)
Donna and David Varnau
(JFRC ‘70–’71)
Ann Marie (JFRC ‘92–’93, BS ‘95, JD
‘99) and Jon Vigano (JD ‘98)
Sharon Leavitt and Douglas Wait
(JFRC ‘69–’70, BS ‘72)
Richard Walsh Jr. (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Sheila (JFRC ‘72–’73) and Michael
Ware
Kathleen Weber (JFRC Spring ‘01)
Eileen (JFRC ‘69–’70, BA ‘71) and
Richard Weicher (JFRC ‘69–’70,
JD ‘74)
Mary Glavin and James Michael
Weiss, PhD (JFRC ‘64–’65, BA ‘67)
Frank Werber (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Stephen Werner (JFRC Spring ‘06,
BA ‘07)
Anne and Joseph Whitaker III (JFRC
‘65–’66, BA ‘68)
Kathleen Whitfield (JFRC ‘72–’73)
Britt Whitfield (JFRC , BS ‘04)
Diane and David Whitman
Christopher Winiarz (JFRC Fall ‘03,
BBA ‘05)
Alison and Joseph Winter (JFRC
Spring ‘64)
Joseph Wolff (JFRC ‘64–’65)
Catherine Wrenn (JFRC ‘88–’89,
MEd ‘94)
Lisa (JFRC ‘75–’76) and Thomas Wurst
Michael Zaker (JFRC Fall ‘84, BA ‘87)
Thomas Zmugg (JFRC Fall ‘65, BS ‘67,
MD ‘71, MRES ‘75)
Joseph Zuercher (JFRC ‘04–’05)
Julie Zuercher (JFRC ‘78–’79
9
Società di Donatori
Chaired by alumnus Jim Centner (JFRC ‘66–’67) and his wife, Karen, the Societa di Donatori
invites donors to make personal, annual contributions to the JFRC to fund the center’s top
priorities. We are extremely grateful to the following individuals for their continued support
and generosity to the Rome Center.
DIRETTORI ($10,000 or more)
BENAFATTORI ($1,000–$2,499)
Margaret (JFRC Spring ‘73, MUND ‘75)
and Howard Bedford
Paulise and Richard Bell II (JFRC ‘67–’68)
Janice Butler Bart (JFRC ‘65–’66)
Karen and James Centner Jr. (JFRC ‘66–’67)
Kathy (JFRC Spring ‘77, JFRC Summer ‘13)
and Guy Crane
Michael Ford (MBA ‘00)
Constance and John Kurowski (JFRC ‘73–’74,
BA ‘75)
Margaret H. (JFRC ‘71–’72, MUND ‘73) and
Steven McCormick
Donald Novello (JFRC ‘62–’63)
Jack O’Connell, Jr. (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Anthony Piazza II (JFRC ‘62–’63)
Carol Robbins (JFRC ‘64–’65) and
Herbert Wolff
Katherine Vogelheim (JFRC ‘77–’78) and
John Hansen
Gemma Allen Nader (JFRC ‘64–’65, BS ‘66)
and Albert Nader
Anne Bannister (JFRC Fall ‘84, BBA ‘85,
MBA ‘93)
Joan Batchen (JFRC ‘81–’82, BA ‘83, MBA ‘88)
Nancy Gerrie Bowen (JFRC ‘74–’75) and
Richard Bowen, PhD
Mary Ann (JFRC ‘71–’72) and Larry Bowers
Kathryn and Michael Carlson (JFRC ‘66–’67,
BA ‘68)
Lynn Carlson and Philip O’Connor, PhD (JFRC
‘68–’69, BA ‘70)
Susan (JFRC ‘69–’70) and William Carter
Susana Cavallo, PhD
Angie (BS ‘85) and Thomas Cimino Jr.
(BA ‘84, JD ‘87)
Dana Green and Thomas Clancy (JFRC
‘67–’68, BA ‘69)
Nicolette (BBA ‘76) and John Conway (JFRC
Fall ‘73, BACL ‘76)
Claudette (JFRC Spring ‘78) and
Robert Dachowski Jr.
Anne Decker (JFRC ‘77–’78)
Claire Dittrich (JFRC ‘77–’78)
William Eineke (JFRC Spring ‘97, BBA ‘98)
Paul Gearen (JFRC ‘71–’72)
Jane Gisevius (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Marilyn St. Germain-Hall and Patrick Hall
(JFRC ‘64–’65)
Jane (JFRC ‘77–’78) and Bruce Haupt
(JFRC ‘77–’78)
Thomas Hawley (JFRC ‘66–’67)
Lisa (JFRC ‘77–’78) and John Iberle
(JFRC ‘73–’74, BBA ‘75)
Laurie Kladis (JFRC ‘87–’88, BA ‘89, MBA ‘95)
Laurine Krakora (JFRC Spring ‘77)
and John Vaile
Laurel and William Laird
Kevin Doyle Leahy (JFRC ‘67–’68)
Kelli and Ryan Mahoney (JFRC Fall ‘03)
Michele Mahoney (JFRC Summer ‘97, MBA
‘99) and John Keenan Jr. (JFRC ‘91–’92,
MBA ‘99)
Marina Marrelli (JFRC Fall ‘81) and
Robert Anslow Jr.
Robert Meade Jr. (JFRC Fall ‘69)
Bernard Michna (JFRC Fall ‘66, BS ‘67, MA ‘72)
Mary Naito*
Samuel Naito
Loretta Namovic
Marietta Nolan-Stevens (JFRC ‘74–’75, BSN
‘77) and Kevin Stevens (JFRC Spring ‘73,
BA ‘79)
ILLUMINATI ($5,000–$9,999)
Daniel Coleman (JFRC Spring ‘77)
Susan Lamb and Dennis Cook (JFRC ‘72–’73,
JFRC ‘79–’80, JD ‘79)
Deborah (JFRC ‘74–’75) and Ted Dobbs
(JFRC Spring ‘75)
Marianne (JFRC ‘84–’85) and Dennis Fraher
(JFRC ‘84–’85)
Maria Teresa and Emilio Iodice
Lourdes (JFRC ‘76–’77, BA ‘78) and
John Moore (JFRC ‘76–’77)
Claudette and John Nicolai (JFRC ‘69–’70)
Maureen (JFRC ‘66–’67, BA ‘68) and Robert
Schuberth (JFRC ‘66–’67)
Lindsay Wells and Matthew Slaggie
(JFRC Fall ‘02)
ISPIRATORI ($2,500–$4,999)
Claire Crossman (JFRC ‘85–’86)
Marie (JFRC Spring ‘88, BS ‘89) and Brian
Fitzpatrick (JFRC ‘90–’91, JFRC ‘92–’93, BA
‘92, JFRC ‘93–’94)
Helen and Thomas Flynn
Stephanie (JFRC ‘77–’78) and Fredric Harman
Kurt Natter (JFRC ‘09–’10)
Cheryl O’Donnell (JFRC ‘64–’65, BS ‘68)
Jesse Sandoval (JFRC Fall ‘76, BA ‘81)
Leonard Slotkowski Jr. (JFRC ‘65–’66, BA ‘69,
MEd ‘72)
Lynn Van Cleave (JFRC Fall ‘90, BS ‘91)
10
Daniel O’Connor (BS ‘60)
Rosemary (JFRC Spring ‘82, BA ‘85) and
Stephen Olson
Marta (JFRC ‘71–’72) and Patrick O’Rourke
(JFRC ‘71–’72)
Joan (BA ‘02) and David Pasquesi
(JFRC Fall ‘82, BA ‘84)
Helana and William Pietragallo II
(JFRC ‘67–’68)
Donalene and Donald Poduska, PhD (BA ‘56)
Joseph Pojanowski III (JFRC ‘68–’69)
Donna (JFRC ‘63–’64) and Robert Rissone
Mary Pat and James Rohan (JFRC ‘78–’79,
JFRC ‘79–’80, BA ‘81, MSIR ‘83)
Mark Russo (JFRC Fall ‘87)
Katie Bannan Steinke (JFRC ‘69–’70, BA ‘90)
Rosanna Coffey and Timothy Stranges
(JFRC ‘66–’67)
Diane and Andrew Sweeny Jr. (JFRC ‘70–’71)
Susan (BBA ‘83) and Nicholas Tannura
(JFRC ‘79–’80, BBA ‘82)
Jeffrey Taylor (JFRC Fall ‘77)
John Tierney (JFRC ‘63–’64)
Mary Kay Tobin, MD (JFRC ‘72–’73)
Edward Volk (JFRC ‘64–’65, BS ‘67)
Linda Weinfield (DDS ‘84, MS ‘94)
SOSTENITORI ($250–$999, recent
alumni 0–10 years)
Beverly Brooks (JFRC Fall ‘06)
Mary (JFRC ‘04–’05, BA ‘06) and Benjamin
Pietrzyk (JFRC Fall ‘03, BA ‘05, MA ‘06)
* Deceased
Make
your mark
in Rome
NAME A TILE ON THE
NE W ALUMNI WALL
The Alumni Wall Initiative invites Rome Center alumni
to inscribe a message on a tile in a remodeled space at
the heart of campus. The Alumni Wall will be adjacent
to the new coffee bar and within steps of the outdoor
café portion of the new mensa.
Gifts to the Alumni Wall Initiative will support the JFRC
Campus Renovation Fund, which enables new and
ongoing campus improvements, building a better and
more modern Rome Center for future generations.
Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Gifts to
this initiative will be accepted until the end of 2015.
LEVELS OF SUPPORT
HOW TO MAKE A GIFT
We invite you to inscribe your tile with a personal message; honor a loved one, celebrate a favorite
professor, or leave an inspiring message for future generations. There are four options available:
1. Decide on gift amount and tile size
ONLINE
$500
• LUC.edu/tilesforrome
RECENT ALUM (0–10 YEARS ONLY)
• One-time gift via credit card
$1,000
• Automatic recurring gift via credit or debit card
(1–18 monthly installments)
4” x 8” tile with 23 characters per line
and up to three lines of text
$2,500
8” x 8” tile with 23 characters per
line and up to six lines of text
LOCATION
Situated at the heart of campus, the outdoor patio overlooking
the new wall will be enjoyed by students, faculty, staff, alumni,
and visitors for years to come.
2. Choose a method to make your gift:
CHECK
$5,000
12” x 12” tile with 23 characters per line and up to six
lines of text
• Instructions for remitting a check are
at LUC.edu/tilesforrome
PHONE
• Set up a pledge by calling 800.424.1513 and
receive monthly or quarterly reminders until it is
fulfilled
3. Submit your tile inscription online when you
make an online gift, or call 800.424.1513.
4. Determine whether you want a souvenir tile
sent to you. You will receive a picture of your tile once
it is installed.
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NON PROFIT ORG
U.S. POSTAGE
John Felice Rome Center
820 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1500
Chicago, IL 60611 • 800.424.1513
PAID
PERMIT NO. 5539
CHICAGO, IL
Calendar of events
Visit LUC.edu/jfrcalumni for a complete list of upcoming events.
J O H N
F E L I C E
R O M E
C E N T E R
CHICAGO ALUMNI APERITIVO
ST. LOUIS ALUMNI APERITIVO
November 5, 2014 • 6–8 pm • Loyola’s Water Tower Campus
The Pere Marquette Suite in Baumhart Hall
REGISTER: LUC.edu/jfrcalumni/chicago
Join us for an evening to connect with fellow alumni and a very special
guest, JFRC Dean of Faculty Dr. Susana Cavallo. Enjoy a prosecco tasting,
wine and hors d’oeuvres, and a chance to catch up and reminisce.
March 8, 2015 • Location TBA
Save the date for this annual spring gathering to connect with fellow JFRC
alumni in St. Louis. We’ll take advantage of the Missouri Valley Conference
finals in town, celebrating wins, and toasting fellow alumni!
DC ALUMNI GIVE BACK
November 15, 2014 • 9:30 am –1 pm • Christ House
REGISTER: LUC.edu/jfrcalumni/dcgives
Led by DC Alumni Chapter ambassadors Ben Pietrzyk (JFRC Fall ’03) and
Mary Pietrzyk (JFRC ’04–’05), join fellow alumni in the DC area for an opportunity to give back to the community.
CHICAGO ALUMNI GIVE BACK
December 7, 2014 • 1–4 pm • Merchandise Mart
REGISTER: LUC.edu/jfrcalumni/chicagogives
Join fellow alumni in the Chicago area for this annual service event, organized by JFRC Alumni Board Member Claire Dittrich (JFRC ‘77–’78).
50TH REUNION: CLASS OF 1964 – 65
May 5–9, 2015 • Rome, Italy
The class of 1964–65 will celebrate their 50th reunion with a special trip
to Rome, including an itinerary that will surely bring back memories!
Visit LUC.edu/jfrcalumni for details.
50TH REUNION: CLASS OF 1965–66
October 1–4, 2015 • Rome, Italy
The class of 1965–66 will celebrate their 50th reunion in the most fitting
way—Roma style! Mark your calendars, and visit LUC.edu/jfrcalumni
for details and to RSVP.