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Beacon of Hope burns bright todaythanks to you!

2016 | 2017ADVANCEMENT REVIEW

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Note: This publication reviews Cleveland Central Catholic’s Mission Advancement activities between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017.

2017 Graduates of Cleveland Central Catholic 146 Graduates 99% Graduated4 Year College ................................................................. 65%

2 Year College ................................................................. 24%

Work Force ....................................................................... 1%

Military .......................................................................... 2%

Trade/Technical School ..................................................... 4%

Undecided ....................................................................... 4%

Male Female Total

4 Year College 41 54 95

2 Year College 12 23 35

Work Force 1 0 1

Military 1 0 3 3

Trade/Technical School 2 4 6

Undecided 3 3 6

59 87 146

Table of Contents Letter of Appreciation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Mission Statement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Mission Statement for Advancement Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Advisory Board and Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

A Beacon of Hope Campaign Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Financials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Honor Roll of Donors . . . . . . . . . . . 9-13

Special Events Summary . . . . . . . 14-15

Graduates offered college scholarship assistance: 30

Amount of scholarship assistance offered: More than $2 million

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Beacon of Hope Campaign Success begins New Era at CCC

As the late, great American poet Maya Angelou pronounced, “When you have an attitude of gratitude, you wake up saying ‘thank you’.” We could not agree more!

That’s why we are so grateful to God – and you – every day for the many blessings that have been bestowed upon the Cleveland Central Catholic community. We thank all who pray for our school, who support our students and their dreams, and who provide the financial resources needed to advance the mission of Catholic education in our city. Your commitment empowers our students and their families, which also benefits their neighborhoods and our broader community.

This CCC Advancement Review 2016-17 is our report on the school’s recent fiscal year, which concluded on June 30, 2017. We also want to share a few highlights from the past school year, including the progress made on the Beacon of Hope Campaign. This is our opportunity to publicly acknowledge and thank our generous donors and partners in this very special ministry of the Diocese of Cleveland.

Because of your dedicated support, CCC enjoyed another tremendous year in 2016-17. With full enrollment (611) again, our students were inspired to deepen their faith while also excelling academically and learning first-hand about service to others.

Just over two years ago, our school launched A Beacon of Hope: The Campaign for Cleveland Central Catholic. The Campaign Leadership Team affirmed an ambitious $5,175,000 goal, so that CCC could address five priorities that would bolster the school by laying the foundation for an even brighter future. Back then, the excitement of a new campaign was offset by the anxiety of attaining the challenging goal. A three-year campaign seemed like an eternity!

On September 7, we celebrated the passing of the campaign goal with a “thank you” dinner, highlighted by remarks from Bishop Emeritus Anthony M. Pilla – who reminded the crowd how special our school is and that by supporting CCC “….you are giving students the opportunity to develop a relationship with Jesus Christ; a friendship and a faith… what more can you give them?”

We are, of course, also grateful to all the adults who support the progress that our students make. This includes our outstanding faculty, our dedicated staff, our extraordinary Advisory Board members, and other volunteers who help us in so many important ways. Finally, we wish to also salute our students, who embraced the encouragement and assumed their responsibilities. Well done!

While we are thrilled to acclaim that the Campaign has surpassed its goal, there is still much work to be done. Over $1.7 million of the campaign commitments are in deferred gifts, meaning CCC may not realize the cash value for years to come. This means we must continue to invite others to join in our success throughout this third year of the campaign effort. We welcome and appreciate your continued generous support of our amazing school.

Gratefully,

John E. Cvetic Leo P. Hyland Chair, Advisory Board President

Bishop Emeritus Anthony M. Pilla

Mission Statement Cleveland Central Catholic High School is a

coeducational school rooted in the Gospel values

of Jesus Christ and focused on college and career

readiness. Our mission is to challenge and encourage

our students to excel academically, to deepen their

faith in God, and to live a life of service, so that they

may face the future with confidence and hope.

The CCC Advancement Office is dedicated to working with the

school’s advisory board, leadership team and all constituents

and partners to responsibly generate the financial resources to

successfully promote and protect the school’s mission.

Advancement Office



2016-17 AdministrationLeo P. Hyland, PresidentSr. Allison Marie Gusdanovic, SND, PrincipalDr. Lanny Hollis, Associate PrincipalJohn Crawford, Jr. ’84, Dean of StudentsStephen Munn, Dean of StudentsAaron Eatman, Dean of School Engagement and Intervention Specialist

2016-17 Advisory BoardChristopher AlvaradoCaprice BraggRev. Joseph CallahanRichard T. CasteleGeorge M. Chase ’61Cindy Connell, MDJohn CveticAllyn DaviesSteve DeJohnTricia Eschbach-Hall, Esq.Brian FerryJohn Gallagher IIIPaul HumlJames C. HylandJim KlesselRaymond Krncevic, Esq.Jerry KyselaJohn MiceliRev. Eric OrzechJohn Peca, Esq. ’70, ChairJason ReedFrank RoddyRobert RosingBetty Ann SkrhaSr. Carol Anne Smith, HMEllen Zerucha

Office of Catechetical Formation and EducationChristopher M. KnightEugene BoyerRoberta Betlejewski

FACULTYMarc AmosThomas AndersonDaniela AnselmiMatthew AnselmiWilliam AntonettiMary BaileyMaryhelen Bednarchik ’77Anthony Bien ’99James CarfagnaMartha Croll ’77Brooke DanforthSr. Karen Dolovacky, SNDDr. MaryLynne FilaccioCharles GarofaloMichael GeorgeCaitlin HuntDr. Joann Hynes ’69Don JohnstonAnne JohnsTraci JonesJoseph KilbaneCynthia KinleyDiane MatzorkisMary MatzorkisRegina MauckKatherine ModicDesiree Moyer-StephensDavid Murphy

Thomas C. MurphyMary Nichols-BrondfieldMichael PalciskoTina PlescaR. Noah PollockMontina PrestonElizabeth RancourtWilliam ReadyLeslie ReesingJoseph Rock IIKaren SavageSr. Mary Seton Schlather, SNDJohn StrmacMargaret ToazCarol TroxellAndrew UlleJennifer VásquezMatthew WallenhorstCynthia WebsterErin WilliamsSteven WinklerRalph WroblewskiD’Arcy ZeiglerLinda Ziska

2016-17 Administration, Faculty and Staff

STAFFMark AlbertTrace AlthoffPat AyersBeverly BrewerEileen CanepariCarmella DaviesJordan Duke Richard GoodrichNadine GurleyArt HortonTip HosackBeverly Jarrett ’58Michael JohnsonPatricia JohnsonLynn KanengeiserJackie KeimMaggie LashLinda O’NeilMatt ReganPamela ShelleyWilliam SluzewskiThomas TamasiDonita Wilks


A Beacon of Hope, the campaign for Cleveland Central Catholic High School, has surpassed its goal and successfully raised more than $5.2 million for this amazing urban high school. Dollars raised will be used for physical improvements to the aging school building, tuition assistance and scholarship funding, enhancements in Central Catholic’s Special Education Program, and the completion of Stefanski Stadium.

The Beacon of Hope campaign will continue as originally planned, raising even more money to help support the needs of this school. The BOH leader-ship team, administration, advisory board, faculty and staff would like to thank the many individuals, foundation and corporate partners, families, alumni and community members who have already given to make this ongoing campaign such a success.First, we would like to offer a heartfelt thank you to the Beacon of Hope Campaign co-chairs George M. Chase ’61, Jerry Kysela, and John A. Peca ’70. Their vision, leadership, determination and persistence played a pivotal role in helping Cleveland Central Catholic’s Beacon of Hope Campaign achieve its monetary goal almost one year early. Wow!Why did these men step forward to serve in this capacity? Peca simply states, “Because I can think of nothing more important to spend my time on. My gut told me the time was right for this campaign. While the quiet phase of the campaign began three years ago, we publicly launched A Beacon of Hope campaign in September 2016. We were blessed by God with some very generous gifts by unexpected sources. Mr. Richard Fisher, a Catholic philanthropic advocate, donated one million dollars which gave the campaign tremendous momentum. Without people like Mr. Fisher and CCC’s advisory board, we would not be where we are today. The faith and belief in our benefactors supporting the mission of this school made the difference.”Why the name, “A Beacon of Hope?” Kysela explains, “It sums up the school. Cleveland Central Catholic is a place of great hope for inner-city kids and their families who come from tough circumstances. Receiving a Catholic, college and career readiness education is a marvelous opportunity that they

otherwise might not have. It was also time to address some critical and urgent needs at the school. A great deal of energy and time was spent planning the campaign. Our goal of raising $5.175 million was massive for an inner-city, parochial school. We knew we could not rely simply on current families and alumni, like many affluent high schools in northeast Ohio. I was amazed at how the advisory board stepped up and made significant personal commitments and reached out to others in their social circles for help. The result is fantastic.”“If you looked at the neighborhood before Cleveland Central Catholic’s renewal effort began, there was crime in the streets; the school had fallen on hard times. Today, Cleveland Central Catholic High School is a pathway to success for its students. It truly is a ‘Beacon of Hope,’” describes Chase. “We also want to thank George Wasmer, who spent two years and more than 50 hours sitting down with us and asking, ‘What do we know? What do we not know?’ as we considered the feasibility of this capital campaign,” Leo Hyland, president of CCC, acknowledges. “His knowledge and willingness to advocate for this campaign made a huge difference. George pushed us when we questioned whether the timing was right. In January 2013, advisors said we had no chance of success. Within 18 months, thanks to George’s confidence and guidance, we were ready to launch the campaign.” “George was locked in like a pit bull, defining and even envisioning our future campus. George Wasmer is a real gift to this school. He is unique, soliciting help in such a positive yet unforgiving way,” Peca describes, with a smile.“Leo Hyland brought it all together and drove this campaign,” adds Chase. “The fundraising campaign needed someone on CCC’s staff. Leo defined the issues and connected the dots. He is a gentle nudger. If we got off track, Leo was there to nudge us forward.” “Chris Hagerty was also spectacular in helping to guide us. He is a real pro. Chris Hagerty is a principal in Partners in Mission and a consultant for CCC,” Kysela states. “John and Laurie Cvetic had already made a significant gift to the campaign but went the extra mile in a way we were not anticipating. They gave a charitable donation in the form of a life insurance policy listing Cleveland Central Catholic as the beneficiary.”

CCC’s Beacon of Hope shines brightly THANKS TO YOU!


BEACON OF HOPE PRIORITIESCapital Improvements $2,500,000

Endowment/Scholarship Funding $1,000,000

Special Education Funding $500,000

Central Catholic Fund $675,000

Stefanski Stadium Completion $500,000

Beacon of Hope Leadership TeamCo-ChairsGeorge M. Chase ‘61Jerry KyselaJohn A. Peca ‘70

Richard T. CasteleJohn E. CveticSr. Allison M. Gusdanovic, SNDLeo P. HylandTerri PreskarJanice RoccosalvaFrank J. RoddyRobert RosingJohn Simon ‘72Sr. Carol Anne Smith, HM

Honorary Co-ChairsBishop Richard G. LennonBishop Anthony M. PillaBishop Roger W. Gries, OSBDaryl and Jenniffer DeckardCarol Ann RiniMarc A. StefanskiGeorge F. Wasmer

Chase, Kysela, Peca and Hyland recognize the role of Third Federal, Marc Stefanski, and Bishop Anthony Pilla in not only keeping the high school open years ago, but continuing to be involved at Cleveland Central Catholic – lending financial support, guidance and community involvement.“There were also important roles in the capital campaign for people who could not give financially,” Hyland insists. “Lending their name and credibility mattered. Little things matter. It’s part of the story.”In addition to celebrating the monies raised, all three co-chairs describe the fulfillment and optimism they feel looking forward. “To witness so

many individuals stepping forward and making huge financial commitments, in a poor economy, was both surprising and amazing,” Kysela concludes. “We are committed to being good stewards of these gifts. It all comes down to our students, their needs, and what will help them to achieve their future aspirations and dreams.”

Thanks to the generosity of so many, a Beacon of Hope will continue to burn ever brighter at Cleveland Central Catholic High School. The BOH leadership team encourages other individuals, alumni, community members and local corporations who have not yet done so to give to this very worth-while and needed campaign!

Donors to the Beacon of Hope Campaign – through September 7, 2017*

Anonymous (4)Sharon and William AamothWilliam and Liz AdlerChristopher AlvaradoMarc and Cindy AmosAon FoundationAnthony Asher ‘61Reverend Michael D. Ausperk James Bacik '70Louise (Jadus) and Mike Bonomo ‘70 / -Donna (Gebura) and Charles Bonvissuto ‘78 / -Boyd Watterson Asset ManagementCaprice BraggCharles H. and Elizabeth BrewsterTerrence A. and Joanne BrizzHoward and Mary BrondfieldAlfred J. BuescherRichard Byczek ‘62Reverend Joseph H. CallahanPeter and Rita CarfagnaWilliam V. and Barbara Carson, Jr.Richard T. Castele and Carolyn Leitch†The Castele Family FoundationChase Family FoundationDavid Chase Charitable Fund George Chase ‘61 Patricia CherryPeter and Mary Ellen ChudykCCC Class of 1970Timothy and Nancy ClearyJoseph and Sandra CuratoloJohn and Laurie CveticAllyn and John DaviesDaryl and Jenniffer DeckardSteven and Susie DeJohnLizabeth (Lysowski) and Allan Dilla ‘74 / -Patrick DiSalvatoreFred and Brittan DiSantoJames Domagalski ‘61

Charles DottoreDavid and Catharine DressEileen C. DrusendahlRobert J. DurkinJames and Kathryn DurkotBrian G. and Maureen DykoAnthony and Rosemary (Boumis)

Dziak ‘70 / ‘70Richard EngelTimothy English ‘87Brian and Stephanie FerryKathleen Ferry and Brian PyclikRichard B. and Barbara† FisherKenneth F. and Margaret FoxElaine GalbinceaJohn E. Gallagher, IIIThe Giant Eagle FoundationRichard Goodrich and Suzanne KurtzThe Most Reverend Roger W. Gries, O.S.B.Lawrence and Joyce (Blake) Guzy ‘61 / ‘62Bill and Tricia HallWilliam A. and Mary Beth HallalDonna (Roginski) and Edward J. Heid ‘61/ -John and Stella HetzerHowley Family Foundation Paul and Debbie HumlEdward F. and Maxine HylandJames and Nancy HylandLeo P. and Beth HylandTim and Cathy HylandIndependence Demolition Cynthia KinleyRyan KinleySharon (Coyne) and David Kives ‘70 / -Jim and Caroline KlesselRobert and Jean† KloosLeonard Krieger Fund of the Cleveland

FoundationRaymond and Margarita KrncevicThe Kurtz Foundation

The W.J. Kurzenberger Family Charitable FundMarlene KylerJerry and Cece KyselaMarion LaBellaDaniel E. LamparykJohn M. LamparykThe Fred A. Lennon Charitable TrustDr. Javier and Nancy LopezCatherine L. and Edward A. Lozick

FoundationMacy's Matching Gifts ProgramDonald J. MalikMaloney+Novotny LLCJanice and Dan MargheretSr. Carolyn Marshall, HMDavid and Patricia McCarthyGwen McCarthyMary Lou McCarthyMichael and Denise McCarthyThomas and Geraldine McCarthyDonald and Cynthia McHughBrian and Cindy McMahonJohn and Diane MiceliMurphy Family FoundationRay and Katie MurphyThe Musca Family Charitable FundJoe and Debbie MuscaThomas and Evelyn NicholsCharles and Patricia NockThe Northern Ohio Italian American

FoundationDeborah J. NovalonyReverend Eric OrzechJohn Peca ‘70Eileen M. PetersonThe Chas. E. Phipps CompanyThe Most Reverend Anthony M. PillaTerri and Joe PreskarJason and Corlette ReedJoseph and Mary Ribar

Rose Anne (Szczech) Richnasky ‘70Carol and Charles A. Rini, Sr., Family

FoundationKevin and Jennifer Bell RochfordFrank J. and Patricia RoddyRobert and Marcia RosingCatherine SchneiderAndrew and Patricia SchroerJoseph and Eniko Shaw ‘61 / -John and Mary Beth Simon ‘72 / -Sisters of the Humility of MarySisters of Notre DameBetty Ann SkrhaThomas and Anna Bain SlaterRobert and Ingrid Sledz ‘61 / -William T. and Sally SlickThe Edward and Betty Sloat FoundationJames and Kathleen SluzewskiAnne Marie SmithBernard and Mary C. SmithSr. Carol Anne Smith, HMJoseph T. and Josephine B. SnyderJeffrey F. and Janet (Kordan) Solomon ‘72 / ‘72Roy and Julie (Heasley) Starner ‘70 / ‘71Richard and Betsy StovskyThomas C. and Sandra S. Sullivan FoundationGeraldine (Wysocki) Szuter ‘61 Third Federal FoundationMonica R. ThomasWayne and Barbara UehleinGary and Diane ValekMary Lu and George F. WasmerLeslie WazbinskiAnne Lyn H. WelshAlbert and Kelly Wetula ‘86 / -Ellen ZeruchaMr. John Zima ‘79 and Dr. Scott RobitailleFrank and Nancy Zombek

† Deceased *Not including gifts to the Central Catholic Fund

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Income Expenses

n Tuition Revenue $5,271,491.85n Grants & Scholarships $165,195.00n Donated Facilities $285,000.00n Contributions $269,312.29n Capital Campaign $366,525.00n Mandated Services $251,890.16n Special Events $202,785.00n Diocese - Subsidy $69,999.96n Other $541,300.99

Total Income $7,423,500.25

Financials July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017

n Personnel Salaries $3,686,355.29n Personnel Benefits $872,377.90n Plant and Maintenance $449,319.83n Donated Facilities $285,000.00n Administrative $453,689.66n Depreciation $405,205.61n Bad Debt $80,988.26n Athletics $129,928.56n Development $159,858.67n Special Events $61,200.79n Capital Campaign $47,145.98n Other $87,778.01

Total Expenses $6,718,848.56

Tuition Revenue 71.01%

Donated Facilities Income 3.84%

Contributions 3.63%

Capital Campaign 4.94% Mandated

Services 3.39%

Grants & Scholarships 2.23%

Special Events 2.73% Diocese - Subsidy 0.94%

Other 7.29%

Personnel Salaries 54.87%

Administrative 6.75%

Special Events 0.91%

Capital Campaign 0.70%

Depreciation 6.03%

Personnel Benefits 12.98%

Plant and Maintenance 6.69%

Donated Facilities 4.24%

Athletics 1.93%Development

2.38%

Other 1.31%Bad Debt 1.21%


CHAMPION SOCIETY$250,000 and aboveThird Federal Foundation

PRESIDENT'S SOCIETY$25,000 - $100,000Peter A. and Rita CarfagnaGeorge Chase ‘61 / Chase Family

Foundation / Chromascape, Inc.Richard B. Fisher / The Millbury FoundationHowley Family FoundationThe Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust

FOUR SAINTS SOCIETY$10,000 - $24,999John and Laurie CveticAllyn and John Davies / Merrymeeting, Inc.Donald J. DiemerFred and Brittan DiSantoFairmount Santrol FoundationThe Giant Eagle FoundationMurphy Family FoundationThe Musca Family Charitable FundThe Lauretta K. Peters and Richard R.

Peters FoundationCarol A. RiniFrank F. Schueller Charitable Remainder

UnitrustSisters of the Humility of MarySisters of Notre DameThe Edward and Betty Sloat FoundationThomas C. and Sandra S. Sullivan

FoundationThe Swagelok Foundation

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY$5,000 - $9,999AnonymousAlfred BuescherTimothy and Nancy ClearyDaryl and Jenniffer DeckardJohn and Stella HetzerJim and Carrie KlesselRay and Katie MurphyJoe and Debbie MuscaPatricia and Charles J. Nock, Sr.Thomas and Rhonda RichlovskyMary Lu and George F. Wasmer

ANGEL FLIGHT SOCIETY$2,500 - $4,999Anonymous (2)Aon FoundationBenesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Arnoff LLPWilliam J. and Jean BergoldAnn and John BeringerTerrence A. and Joanne Brizz / Brizz

Charitable Family Fund / Galaxy Balloons, Inc.

Nathalie DiboBarbara A. DurkinLeo P. and Beth HylandIndustrial Manufacturing Company, LLCJones DayJohn KurtzJohn and Tammy MorikisNew York Community BancorpJohn Peca ‘70 / Surety Title Agency, Inc.John P. and Patricia RingenbachFrank J. and Patricia RoddySokolowski University InnJohn and Janet (Simon) Solomon ‘76 / ‘74Sullivan Scholars FoundationUS Bank

FOUNDERS SOCIETY$1,000 - $2,499AnonymousChristopher AlvaradoAncora InvernessArrow InternationalRichard T. Castele and Carolyn Leitch† /

The Castele Family FoundationClara CatliotaJP Morgan Chase & Co.George Chase, Jr.The Cleveland BrownsCohen & CompanyThomas J. and Anita CookCredentialing Corporation of America, Inc.Sister Karen Dolovacky, SNDMary Lou DurkinBrian and Stephanie FerryTricia and Bill HallJohn and Eileen GallagherJudith A. GedeonMichael and Diane GibbonsPaul and Debbie HumlBrendan HylandDaniel J. HylandJames and Nancy HylandThe Jennifer Fund of the Community

West FoundationLarry JosephLou JosephJerry and Cece KyselaThe Reverend Robert Leavitt, S.S.Dr. Javier and Nancy LopezLuciano Family FoundationToby and Melanie MaloneyArthur B. McBride, Sr. Family FoundationMarilyn Mosinski ‘83Ohio State Council Knights of ColumbusOnBase by Hyland

Tina and Ciprian PlescaPriceWaterhouseCoopers, LLPJames and Kathleen SluzewskiAnne Marie SmithMary St. CyrMonica R. ThomasDaniel E. TraciVic's Floral Inc.Wasmer, Schroeder & Co.Frank and Nancy Zombek

PARTNERS SOCIETY$500 - $999William and Liz AdlerLyle and Betsy AlbaughJames and Andrea BernardEugene and Christine (Balak) Bernhard

‘68 / ‘68Anthony and Gail BrancatelliCharles H. and Elizabeth BrewsterLeslie and Vince BukovskyDavid and Jody Chabowski ‘76 / -Christina (Wetula) and Michael Chase ‘87 / -Patricia (Hradek) Ciha ‘51Michael F. and Vicki ClearyJohn P. CorriganWilliam and Lisa CummingDave DiCarlo ‘56John W. and Susan DiemerDiocese of Cleveland Western RegionAnthony DiSantoDottore Companies LLCGerald and Mary Lou Fasko ‘65 / -Frederick and Margaret Frisco ‘85 / -Grants Plus Fund at the Cleveland

FoundationJames and Madeline HayesTip HosackInternational Order of Alhambra,

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Cleveland Central Catholic High School is profoundly grateful for all the philanthropic resources provided in support of our mission to challenge and encourage our students to “excel academically, to deepen their faith in God and to live a life of service so they may face the future with confidence and hope .” Without this generous private financial assistance, our wonderful school would simply not exist . All gifts listed below were credited for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2016 and ending June 30, 2017 unless otherwise noted .

Gifts in support of current operationsThe following gifts were made in support of Cleveland Central Catholic’s operating budget during the 2016-17 academic and fiscal year . This includes the Central Catholic Fund, the CleanUp+Clams and Calcutta special events, annual scholarships and program grants . Private gifts in support of current operations are essential in helping our families afford the blessing of a Catholic education . A listing may include more than one gift made during the past fiscal year .

Cleveland Central Catholic High SchoolHonor Roll of Donors 2016-17

◆ Matching gift † Deceased


Jacqueline and Robert KeimJo Ann (Larca) Kennedy ‘62KeyBank FoundationRobert and Jean† KloosEdwin and Noreen KrevisMarty and Julie KunglMargaret LashJames and Joan LivingstonFrank D. Manfredonia ‘72

Miceli Dairy ProductsAnna MottaOLL Class of 1964Rose Ann (Peca) and Victor Pascucci ‘62 / -PNC FoundationR.S. Industries, Inc.Nicholas and Deborah Russo ‘71 / -Karl and Denise SchierMelanie (Illes) and Robert SeylerMark St. CyrSarah and Nate SumaTextron Matching Gift ProgramDean UherUniversity of St. Mary of the Lake -

Mundelein SeminaryThe Valerian Family FoundationLarry and Carolyn Vandendriessche

MISSION SOCIETY$100 - $499Anonymous (5)John R. and Suzanne AhernGeorgia AltharThomas AndersonDavid ArendJoey and Joanne ArnoldLawrence and Mary Ann ArthurArtistic Metal Spinning, IncThomas and Maureen AshdownJames Bacik ‘70Michael J. and Marian (Nypaver)

Badaczewski ‘72 / ‘72Baird Foundation, Inc.Barbara and Eugene BakDavid Bambic ‘71Adrian and Carmela (Baracz) Barkan ‘65 / ‘65Robert BarrettRobert (Formerly: Bartoszewicz) Bartos ‘76Catherine (Bieseda) and

Thomas Basista ‘77 / -William and Leslie BeckCarole and Paul BeckaJames and Joyce Benduhn ‘64 / -Joseph Benek ‘80Martha Benek◆

Mary and William BennettCharles Bernazzoli and Pamela Gierosky

‘70 / -Stan and Kathy Biel ‘72 / -Jean and Bob BihnMargaret (Papesh) and John T. Billick ‘66 / -Ted and Bernadette Bizon ‘80 / -William Bobowicz ‘92Cheryl (Maki) and Thomas Boccia ‘82 / -Daniel and Cynthia BromeliDonna (Gebura) and Charles Bonvissuto

‘78 / -Art BorowskiAutumn (Gentile) and Michael Brachna

‘74 / -Caprice BraggSusan (Waters) and Thomas J. Brennan

‘63 / -Laura Brewster ‘92Tom and Carolyn BrighamHerbert and Regina BrosnanCatherine (Hoffman) and David Brusk

‘74 / -Reverend Joseph H. CallahanCarfagna Family FoundationJames V. CarfagnaRonald and Pam Casella ‘65 / -Donna Marie (Gutfranski) Cesen ‘61Jason and Heidi ChamounCivitas Cleveland, Ltd.JoAnn M. ClarkClasses of 1980 and 1981Joseph P. and Anne ClearyDr. David P. CoganRichard ColemanReverend V. Yvonne ConnerPat ConnorAlex CooperDonna CorbettPeter and Jane Corrigan, IIIJohn Crawford ‘84Marianne CrosleyMatt CunninghamDonald V. DaleyKitty and Stephan DanckersDaniel and Sherrie Davies ‘83 / -Mary DayStephen E. and Susie DeJohnJoseph L. DonatoCatherine Donnelly

Patricia A. DorenkottSuzanne (Avsec) and Mark Dvoroznak ‘75 / -Patricia (Zelenka) and

Richard Dybzinski ‘68 / -Anthony and Rosemary (Boumis)

Dziak ‘70 / ‘70Cheryl Dzuro ‘83Dennis and Cathy Eddie ‘78 / -Ann N. ErtleKarl and Carol ErtleRichard and Linda Estremera ‘75 / -Gino and Barbara FacianaGreg FerrazzaPatricia FinnEdward Fleming, OLL ‘60Fortuna Funeral HomeSam FouserThomas and Michelle (Bodanza)

Frisco ‘83 / ‘83Brian GannonAnne and Patrick GeorgeJane and Tom GeorgeRita (Krysinski) Golubski ‘48Robert Gonzalez ‘81Richard Goodrich and Suzanne KurtzChrista GordonMary GrimaldiRosanne GriskoCharles Gulas ‘71Eric GurneyDavid Hartman ‘76Roslyn (D‘Agostino) and Don

Hashiguchi ‘75 / -Richard and Dianne Hawrylak ‘75 / -Allan and Rose Ann HodakievicJames Hogan ‘82Ellen (Fasko) and Michael Howard ‘66 / -Gerald and Dolly Hughes ‘73 / -Denice (Dominak) and Terry Hunek ‘70 / -Todd HunterJames HurleyEdward F. and Maxine HylandAndrea (Stofko Lamirand) and Thomas

Iwan ‘65Karen (Aniol) and James Janota ‘74 / -James Jansky ‘72Beverly (Szymczak) Jarrett ‘58Terry and Donna Jarzen ‘64 / -Michael A. JohnsonMichael and Frances (Springer)

Johnson ‘78 / ‘78James and Catherine Johnston ‘63 / -Robert and Julie (Smith) Kall ‘78 / ‘77John Kaminsky ‘72 and Mary KelseyPaul Karbowski ‘72Irene KarfesDiane J. KarpinskiBrian KeatingJean G. KellerKevin and Maureen KellyKaren and Michael KilbaneJoseph and Judy KilburgMarie L. Kittredge and Clark BroidaGeorge and Kathleen (Makovicka)

Klik ‘73 / ‘73Clifford Kneblewicz ‘59

Kenneth and Mary Ann Knight ‘73 / -Tim Knighton ‘76Joseph Korfant ‘85Bernadette (Kostura) and

Joseph Kowal ‘83 / -John and Ellen KramerRaymond and Margarita KrncevicThomas KuberaJames and Irene KuhelKarl and Mary Ann KuhnGina (Maistros) Kundrat ‘73Beatrice (Cvicela) and

Daniel Kutzler ‘76 / -Edward and Denise Langood ‘70 / -Clare Larca ‘65Kathy and Jerry LazarEtsegenet LemmaZenon Lis ‘77The Lubrizol FoundationThomas and Mary LucchesiChristopher and Kathy LynchMatt MallinakMarcia MallisKevin and Mary MaloneyRev. Theodore MarszalDeborah A. MartinGeorge A. and Margaret M. MasonJames and Melinda MasonMaterionJim MazzellaBrian McFaddenJohn and Diane MiceliJohn and Gretchen MicklitschEugene and Margaret Miller‘48 / -Mark and Dawn MisencikKathy ModicMary Ann (Coleman) and

Harold Modin ‘66 / -Brian and Alison MoranTimothy and Jennifer Morgan ‘89 / -TJ MorganAlan Mosinski ‘69Michael and Michele MulleeMichael H. Murphy, EsqSharon (Grealis) Murray ‘70Maggie MusnuffEdward F. and Anne NolanBernadette NorwoodJohn P. O'BrienJoe OddiDr. Lauren OnkeyMike O'ReillyCatherine M. PalciskoThomas and Therese PasadynThomas and Darleen PattonBarbara PaynterAlex PelakAllen and Regina Perk ‘74 / -The Honorable Ralph J. and

Kelli Perk Jr. ‘63 / -Jason Peters ‘96Michael PetkashDeborah Piech ‘75Norm and Iris Pieschalski ‘60 / -Most Reverend Anthony M. PillaMatt Porath



Terri and Joseph PreskarMontina and Dalton PrestonJohn Purgert ‘74Suzanne Quigley and Robert IllesBrian QuinnGerard and Laura RamellaJim and Mary Beth RamellaPat RamellaWilliam J. Ready, Jr.Leslie J. ReesingBill and Katie ReidyCharles and Anja Reinke ‘77 / -Tom and Kerri RichmondJoseph and Joyce RomanWalter and Janice (Benda) Romansky ‘65 / ‘66Stuart W. RosenbergAndy and Courtney RubinoJason Sankey ‘92Marianne (Torbinski) and Dale Schafer ‘73 / -Kathryn SchmidtJudy (Reinke) and James Schmitt ‘71 / -Richard SchwindCarl and Dorothea Elaine ScruggsBruce and Robin Sebera ‘74 / -The Sherwin-Williams FoundationBob and Kathy ShulaJohn SiefertBetty Ann SkrhaRobert and Ingrid Sledz ‘61 / -William E. SluzewskiJessica Sobolewski ‘96Gary T. and Catherine SoederRonald and Sherry SoederJeffrey and Janet (Kordan) Solomon ‘72 / ‘72Joel P. and Bonnie Solomon ‘68 / -Matt SozaJoe SpidalieriRev. Stephen Spisak ‘74John Springer ‘78Eric St. CyrSt. Stanislaus SchoolNancy Starner ‘71Wayne Stella ‘97H. Peter and Mary (Payne) Stolz ‘60 / ‘61Monica (Skuhrovec) Stowe ‘71Julie Sullivan-GrahamRichard and Cheryl Sunyak ‘64 / -Steven L. TaflingerDavid ThomasMichael and Regina Thomas ‘64 / -Mark and Kristina VachaSteven and Sandra VarroneJennifer VasquezFrancis and Peggy Volin ‘66 / -Christine Vrooman ‘75 and Pellegrino

CiccarelloDonald and Violet Waken ‘49 / -

Christina WalkerBarbara WallenhorstJames and Eileen WallenhorstPatrick and Mary WalshJustin WaltersChristopher and Linda WarrenMary C. WarrenMary P. WasmerRonald F. WayneWells Fargo Community Support ProgramRichard and Patty WelshBarbara Witkiewicz ‘59Brant Wright ‘87The Reverend Gary D. YanusGrant and Kathy YoakumBernie (Balak) Zakerzewski ‘64Ellen ZeruchaBob and Linda ZeruchaEdward and Tammy (Stark) Zubek ‘83 / ‘84

CONTRIBUTORS SOCIETY$99 and underAnonymousJudy AdamDennis AmesMarc and Cindy AmosDavid Anderson ‘64Kyle ArcherNatalie AtkinsonMary (Blaszak) and Fred Badar ‘68 / -Lisa (Stypa) and David Bakonyi ‘89 / -Thomas A. and Kathleen BarberHugh and Elaine Barrett ‘53/ -Robert Bartczak ‘64Brent BeardStanley and Patricia BednarchikSally (Koracin) and Carl Benninger ‘73 / -Kenneth and Bernadette (Misenko)

Berger ‘71 / ‘72Mark and Sophia Berger ‘77 / -Jamie BiddleRenee (Srovnal) Binekey ‘66Michael J. BlaszakMichael Bober ‘62Louise (Jadus) and Mike Bonomo ‘70 / -Elda and Gianfranco BorroniBarbara (Kenski) and William Bowers ‘60 / -Jean (Soucek) and Richard Branstein ‘63 / -Jennifer BrewsterPeter and Angela CarlinKristen CastelliDan CathcartJim and Beth CavoliJack Chase ‘75Jerry and Barbara ChaseRobert and Jean Chase ‘74 / -James Chura ‘80Jeffery and Sherry Chura ‘86 / -Annette (Birts) and Michael Clark ‘84 / -Richard Cooney ‘63Jack CorriganMary Ann and Robert Cowhard ‘63 / -Marie F. CrawfordJohn and Velka CroninDiana Cyganovich and David HeilDavid Deckelman

Monica Delgado ‘88Dennis and Christine (Zbrzeski)

Deluga ‘61 / ‘58Kathleen (Nunes) and

Richard Demming ‘67 / -James and Barbara DenkAngela DiStasi-Wurn and Mr. Brant

Wurm ‘87 / -James Domagalski ‘61Andre Dumas ‘12Aaron EatmanPatrick EganRichard and Linda EllisAdam EndsleyNancy (Klima) and Michael Engle ‘73 / -Debbie EpifanoMary Anne and John ErtleDiane Ewanko ‘74Thomas and Allison Fasko ‘75 / -Derrick and Donna Fellows ‘80 / -Sister Josephe Fernandez, SNDKaren (Lanzo) Ferraro ‘82Kathleen Ferry and Brian PyclikMargo (Kavouras) and James Florian ‘81 / -Jeff FlynnJohn and Ellen ForristalRobert and Lisa FrielCarlos and Mary Lynn FuentesBarbara FultonKimberly (Franklin) and

Patrick Furlong ‘86 / -Stephen Furlow-MunnEileen GallagherMatt GausmanPeter and Laura Gedeon ‘96 / -John and Christine (Koczward)

Gercans ‘63 / ‘69Ronald Gill ‘61Jeffrey Godley ‘88Claudia (Matt) and Gary Golem ‘70 / -Larry Gonet ‘57Rich GrecoDerek GreenDeborah (Kaczorek) Greeney ‘73David Guzowski ‘93Lawrence and Joyce (Blake) Guzy ‘61 / ‘62Donna Hach ‘74Richard Hairston ‘80Cathy (Anderson) and Harold Hall ‘68 / -Cheryl and Andrew HaneyMichael Hearn ‘82Wayne Hebebrand ‘70

Donna (Roginski) Heid ‘61Matthew Heisey and Julie TrottMichael Hellert ‘86Leonard Herman ‘76John HeyinkRon HodakievicKatherine (Schopieray) Holland ‘55Adam HolowczakMark and Peg HomyakRuth HopkinsKevin and Ann HylandMarty and Maggie HylandPatrick HylandJoann (Kasayka) Hynes ‘69Nethrie Idippily ‘09Matt and Meghan JamiesonJames and Chrislyn Jana ‘75 / -Lawrence and Vera (Tharp) Janka ‘52 / ‘54Linda Jarosz ‘74Anne and Richard JohnsTimothy and Bev Kan ‘64 / -Gilbert and Patricia KanderDonna Kane ‘79Kurt and Mary Beth KarakulColette Karshner ‘73James and Rose Ann (Javorek) Kay ‘81 / ‘82Joseph KilbaneRichard KirbusPhil KishSharon (Coyne) and David Kives ‘70 / -Donna Z. KlettlingerGeorge and Kathleen (Makovicka)

Klik ‘73 / ‘73Christopher and Brenda KnightSandra (Alexander) and

Bernard Kobzowicz ‘64 / -Dave KonopinskiSuzanne (Koracin) and William Koston ‘71 / -Thomas and Suntine (Nastasi) Krejci ‘66 / ‘66James and Donna KrivanekTom and Chris (Zaborowoski)

Kroeger ‘67 / ‘67Susan M. Krosel ‘70The Reverend Robert E. KurilecGreg and Lyn KurtzJohn S. Kusmierczyk ‘73Ann Hull Kuster



Cynthia KwanFrank J. Kysela, D.D.S.Marion LaBellaDaniel E. LamparykTom LangMichael LavelleBrother Robert Lavelle, CSCPamela (Cortright) Lee ‘74Karen LegerskiTeresa G LeibasAmanda LiMarilyn (Zsembik) and James Lucko ‘65 / -Barbara (Konopinski) Lukas ‘58Lynn Lustig ‘64Tracy LyleJudith A. Mack ‘74Felicia MaddenKimberly MaleskiRenee MalkawiBrian and Margaret MaloneyLori (Ward) and David Mann ‘74 / -Dan and Janice MargheretJames and Kathleen MastersonMary Terese Matousek and Ron Sweed ‘78 / -Margaret M. MatuskaBill McCormickCraig McDonaldTim McDonaldTimothy and Caroline McGee ‘65 / -Paul and Kristen McHughMary Pat McKennaDonna MeadowsCarlos Medina ‘88Gregory and Elaine MersolDebi MeyenbergAdriel and Eric MeyerRita and Sigmund MikolajczykDenise (Obojski) Miller ‘84Jeff MillerMarcella MilotaThe Minneapolis Flour CompanyMichele (Dominak) and Kevin Mirande ‘72 / -Tina MossbrugerKathleen (Thomas) and Ted Mowinski ‘65 / -John MullenTerri (Valla) and John Myers ‘75 / -Edward and Michelle Mysliwiec ‘84 / -Jerrod NadzanAda NapolitanoRobert NeuendorfMark NovakLeslie (Glover) Nowak ‘83Frank Nunez ‘77Stephen and Robin Nypaver ‘66 / -

Charles and Elaine (Gazzuolo) Oreskovic ‘64 / ‘64

Dave OrthSusan PagrabsJason PalusJanice (Mulacek) and Charles Pekar ‘63 / -Janette Pellas ‘78Diane Perl ‘75Nancy PersonTimothy and Jean (Luther) Peters ‘65 / ‘67John and Victoria PolitoRobert Noah PollockChristine (Filipowicz) and Raymond

Polomsky ‘71 / -Sharon PosnerSr. Ruthmary Powers, HMJoseph and Denise Premo ‘71 / -Mike ProcyshynJames Rakauskas ‘72Teresa (Watson) and Anthony Reed ‘81 / -Pete ReillyRichard and Sharon Rembielak ‘78 / -Dan RichardsKathleen (Wolowicz) and

Frank Richards ‘80 / -Anthony RinaldiJeremy Rivera ‘95Patricia (Niedzwiecki) and

Jack Robejsek ‘59 / -Isabella (Kubelka) and

William Robertson ‘65 / -Janice T. RoccosalvaJoseph RockFrank Roddy IIIDan RomanoMike RouhierAnthony and Virginia RussSalvatore and Elisa RussoDavid RutledgeColleen SadowskiMark SantarelliDario SavronMichael Schroeder ‘78John and Laura SeelieJosiah SellJerry and Eileen SeppeltNatalee SeppeltJim and Kim SerlucoGeorge SevcikJoseph (Formerly: Szalkiewicz) and

Eniko Shaw ‘61 / -Chris SheehanJason SheehanStacie ShererCorinne (Sheboy) and Richard Shipp ‘69 / -Scott and Brenda Sikorski ‘65 / -John and Mary Beth Simon ‘72 / -Mike SimonettiVictor and Margaret Ann Slabinski ‘57 / -Marcelina SladewskaLouise (Kobak) and Timothy Slavik ‘74 / -Bernadette Smietana ‘63Javier and Jessica (Santiago) Smith ‘94 / ‘94Nick SoederBernard and Mary Sokolowski ‘73 / -Mike SommerfeldKatelyn Sowa ‘16

Carl and Janis Springer ‘72 / -Holly St. CyrMary Anne Stanky ‘61Ronald StarkMonika (Pilipczuk) and Ron Stavnicky ‘95 / -Doug StreevalEdward StrnadRick SutichMark SuydamLaura SweeneyKalyn TankoskiSheena Taylor ‘07Jack and Vicki ThomasMargaret ToazDominic TomaroRegina (Mack) and Thomas Tomek ‘77 / -Shawn TonsingShannon (Kuhlenschmidt) and

Brian Trepka ‘93 / -Dan TurcuBaron and Ruth Turner ‘82 / -Wayne and Barbara UehleinGeorge Ungvarsky ‘65Maureen and Michael VadisJim VanderwistHeather VargoJoe VitaleEllen WallenhorstMatthew WallenhorstMary Ann (Stypa) and Thomas Walton ‘65 / -Reverend Thomas WeberSally WeidnerMeredith WeilMatt WengerBrian WinchesterMadonna (Adams) and Mark Winslow ‘95 / -Raymond and Roxine Witkiewicz ‘60 / -Kathleen WojtowiczRichard and Sherry Wolf ‘63 / -Helen (Czapsky) and David Yarcusko ‘71 / -Deborah (Baracz) Zeleny ‘74Edward and Nancy ZigmanEdward Zippay ‘71Jennifer ZiskSr. Erin Zubal, OSU

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPSBishop Anthony M. Pilla Endowed ScholarshipJohn and Diane Miceli / Miceli Dairy Products

Carol Anne Smith, HM, Endowed ScholarshipAnonymous

Class of '70 Endowed Scholarship

Louise (Jadus) and Mike Bonomo ‘70 / -Sharon (Coyne) and David Kives ‘70 / -

Curatolo Endowed ScholarshipJoseph and Sandra Curatolo

Dean L. Kinley Endowed ScholarshipCynthia KinleyRyan KinleyRobert and Jean† Kloos

Kathleen J. Lamparyk Endowed Scholarship FundDavid and Catharine DressEileen DrusendahlJames and Kathryn DurkotBrian G.and Maureen DykoRichard EngelElaine GalbinceaDaniel E. LamparykJohn M. LamparykDonald J. MalikDavid and Patricia McCarthyGwen McCarthyMary Lou McCarthyMichael and Denise McCarthyThomas and Geraldine McCarthyDonald and Cynthia McHughEileen PetersonCatherine SchneiderJoseph and Josephine SnyderLeslie WazbinskiAnne Lyn Welsh

Loretta C. and Robert J. Cleary Endowed ScholarshipTimothy and Nancy Cleary

Robert D. and Loretta FitzGerald McMahon Endowed ScholarshipBrian and Cindy McMahon

Robert J. and Monica R. Thomas Endowed ScholarshipMonica R. Thomas

Sister Allison Marie Gusdanovic SND ScholarshipRichard Goodrich and Suzanne KurtzMarlene Kyler



MEMORIAL GIFTSIn Memory of Richard CorcoranDavid and Catharine DressJames and Kathryn DurkotRichard EngelDaniel E. LamparykJohn M. LamparykJoseph and Josephine SnyderGary and Diane Valek

In Memory of Charlotte Ann Amrose DiCarloDave DiCarlo ‘56

In Memory of Coble HollandKatherine (Schopieray) Holland ‘55

In Memory of Coletta HylandMarianne CrosleyDiana Cyganovich and David HeilAllyn and John DaviesDerek GreenEdward F. and Maxine HylandElizabeth KeeferJohn and Ellen KramerBarbara PaynterStuart W. RosenbergChristina Walker

In Memory of Mary IllesSuzanne Quigley and Robert IllesMelanie (Illes) and Robert Seyler

In Memory of Tom KiczekAnonymous

In Memory of Dean KinleyPatricia (Hradek) Ciha ‘51Karl and Carol Ertle

In Memory of Jean KloosCynthia KinleyRobert Kloos

In Memory of Sister Mary Antoinette KresjaMary Terese Matousek and Ron Sweed ‘78 / -

In Memory of John Norman McCarthyEileen DrusendahlDonald J. MalikDavid and Patricia McCarthyGwen McCarthyMary Lou McCarthyDonald and Cynthia McHughEileen PetersonCatherine SchneiderJoseph and Josephine SnyderLeslie WazbinskiAnne Lyn Welsh

In Memory of The Most Reverend Alexander J. QuinnDiocese of Cleveland Western Region

In Memory of Michael Jon StoweMonica (Skuhrovec) Stowe ‘71

In Memory of Mark WasmerCharles H. and Elizabeth BrewsterMary Lou Durkin

In Memory of Thomas WasmerCharles H. and Elizabeth BrewsterMary Lou Durkin

HONORARY GIFTSIn Honor of Brian G. DykoThomas and Geraldine McCarthy

In Honor of Sr. Allison M. Gusdanovic, SNDJanelle M. Pauer and Andrew Shirley

In Honor of Leo P. HylandAnn N. Ertle

In Honor of John KurtzChase Family Foundation

In Honor of Timothy J. McCarthyThomas and Geraldine McCarthy

In Honor of Simone D. MossTeresa (Watson) and Anthony Reed ‘81 / -

In Honor of OLL Class of 1966Margaret (Papesh) and John T. Billick ‘66 / -

In Honor of Eileen M. PetersonThomas and Geraldine McCarthy

In Honor of John SimonKarl and Carol Ertle

In Honor of Sr. Carol Anne Smith, HMMarcella D. MilotaSisters of the Humility of MarySr. Ruthmary Powers, HM

In Honor of Barbara WallenhorstJames and Eileen Wallenhorst

In Honor of George F. WasmerMary P. Wasmer

In Honor of Mary Lu and George WasmerThe Musca Family Charitable Fund

GIFTS IN KINDMarc and Cindy AmosAon Risk Services, Inc. of OhioClassrooms to Corporations, LLCCleveland International Film FestivalHansen CoseoAllyn and John DaviesDwellworks, Inc.Brian and Stephanie FerryRichard Goodrich and Suzanne KurtzChris HaasHeinen's Fine FoodsEllen (Fasko) and Michael Howard ‘66 / -Beverly (Szymczak) Jarrett ‘58Shaun KinleyJim and Carrie KlesselJudi KovachKurtz Brothers, Inc.Jerry and Cece KyselaMagis, LLCRock and Roll Hall of Fame and MuseumDr. Rick RzepkaBernard and Mary Sokolowski ‘73 / -

Sokolowski University InnJoseph and Cynthia Tanko ‘72 / -The Coffee House at University CircleMonica R. ThomasJames and Eileen WallenhorstMary Lu and George F. WasmerMargie WilberTanya Williams

CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION PARTNERSAncora InvernessAnonymous (2)Aon FoundationArrow InternationalArtistic Metal Spinning, Inc.Baird Foundation, Inc.Jennifer Bell Charitable Fund at Schwab

CharitableBenesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Arnoff LLPBrizz Charitable Family FundCarfagna Family FoundationThe Castele Family FoundationJP Morgan Chase & Co.Chase Family FoundationChromascape, IncCivitas Cleveland, Ltd.The Cleveland BrownsCohen & CompanyThe Cook Family Charitable Fund at

Schwab CharitableCredentialing Corporation of America, Inc.Deckard Family Fund of the Cleveland

FoundationDottore Companies LLCFairmount Santrol FoundationFortuna Funeral HomeGalaxy Balloons, Inc.The Giant Eagle FoundationGrants Plus Fund at the Cleveland

FoundationHowley Family FoundationIndustrial Manufacturing Company, LLCThe Jennifer Fund of the Community

West FoundationJones DayK Group LLCKeyBank FoundationThe Fred A. Lennon Charitable TrustCatherine L. and Edward A. Lozick

FoundationThe Lubrizol FoundationLuciano Family Foundation

Maloney + Novotny LLCMelanie and Toby Maloney Fund of The

Cleveland FoundationThe Margheret Family Charitable

FoundationMaterionArthur B. McBride, Sr. Family FoundationMerryMeeting, Inc.Miceli Dairy ProductsThe Millbury FoundationThe Minneapolis Flour CompanyThe A M Motta Fund at the Cleveland

FoundationMurphy Family FoundationThe Musca Family Charitable FundNew York Community BancorpOnBase by HylandThe Lauretta K. Peters and Richard R.

Peters FoundationPNC FoundationPriceWaterhouseCoopers, LLPR.S. Industries, Inc.Carol and Charles A. Rini, Sr., Family

FoundationThe Sherwin-Williams FoundationThe Edward and Betty Sloat FoundationSokolowski University InnThomas C. and Sandra S. Sullivan

FoundationSullivan Scholars FoundationSurety Title Agency, Inc.The Swagelok FoundationTextron Matching Gift ProgramThird Federal FoundationUS BankThe Valerian Family FoundationVic's Floral Inc.Wasmer, Schroeder & Co.Wells Fargo Community Support

Program



Special Events Summary

All information presented in the Cleveland Central Catholic Advancement Review is deemed to be accurate for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2016 and ending June 30, 2017.

Welcome Back DaySeptember 3, 2016

The Varsity Ironmen football team kicked off the 2016-17 home season with the annual Welcome Back Day game. The Ironmen fell short with a loss to Lake Catholic. Free admission and food was provided courtesy of the Third Federal Foundation.

2017 Athletic Hall of FameSunday, May 7, 2017 at the Wasmer Ironman Center

John Serrao CCC 1978 - Football: 3-year letterman, 2-year 2-way tackle, All-NCC, All-NE Ohio, Press Star, team MVP, captained CCC to best record 6-3-1; baseball: All-NCC, Plain Dealer Dream Team and year's only offensive lineman, team reached regionals; serving 35 years as police officer.

Robert Kall CCC 1978 - 3 sport athlete. All-Conference football and baseball; captain basketball and baseball; member of record-setting CCC football team; baseball: individual CCC records in at-bats, stolen bases; teams earned NCC and sectional championships.19-year youth multi-sport coach with many championships.

James F. Hogan CCC 1982 - Baseball catcher: Plain Dealer Dream Team, 3-time All-NCC; 1982 conference MVP, co-captain, All-State catcher, East West All-Star; team NCC champ and district runner-up; batted over .300 career; scholarship to Cleveland State University, alternate U.S. Olympic baseball, career .300+ college average; 28 years Cleveland firefighter and member of their traveling charity softball team.

Thomas A. Frisco CCC 1983 - 8 letters. Football: captain Coaches Award, All-NCC, team 9-1 reached regionals; baseball: senior year Plain Dealer Dream Team, East-West All-Star, undefeated pitcher, NCC champs; basketball: reached 2 regionals; Case Western Reserve University football undefeated season; CWRU baseball pitcher, season strikeout record; CYO coach 15 years.

John L. Crawford Jr. CCC 1984 - Football: 2-year 2-way LB/RB and All-NCC, senior co-captain, 1st Team All-Independent LB, 1st Team NE Ohio, 1st Team All-Scholastic, Class 2A independent defensive MVP, 2nd team All-Ohio, team MVP, team 2-time NCC champs, CCC regional playoff team; baseball: 3-year letters, All-Greater Cleveland Catholic Conference, team best defense; teams reached districts, regional; currently Dean of Students at CCC.

Albert M. Wetula CCC 1986 - All-District in 2 sports; football 2-year All-Conference tackle; baseball 4 letters 3 year All-Conference; West All-Star, CCC MVP, All-Scholastic Special Mention, tryout with Cincinnati Reds; set CCC records most HRs, RBIs in a season and career. Pitched one hitter vs. Lake Catholic; coached 2 years varsity football and 1-year baseball at CCC; coached 16 years football at other high schools.

El Meeks CCC 1990 – 3-year basketball letterman, McDonald All-American nominee, 2-time captain, 2-time All- District, 2-time All-NCL, co-MVP in NCL All-Tourney conference champions and district runner-up; college D2 All- American; tryout with Utah Jazz, 1-year pro (Turkey); coached freshman and varsity basketball at CCC.

Curtis Scott CCC 1993 - 3 sport athlete starting in football: 2-way starter FB/SS, CCC MVP 2-time All-Conference, 1-time conference MVP, East-West All-Star Game, senior year 89 carries 1,004 yards, 7-3 team record; basketball: 1992 team went 20-4 record and made it to regionals; ran 2-year track: 100, 200, 4x100; Played 2 years football at Kent State University; served 4 years in Army Youth Program Volunteer


Special Events Summary

Calcutta 2017Wednesday, March 15

The 14th Annual Calcutta Auction grossed more than $162,000 for tuition assistance. Calcutta is the school’s signature fundraiser featuring a live and silent auction. The live portion features bid-ding on the 64 teams competing in the NCAA’s March Madness tournament. This year mobile bidding was introduced for the silent auction which allowed access to the auction to individuals whether or not they were in attendance at Calcutta. Thanks to a generous board member, CCC was able to raffle off a week at a luxurious vacation home on Hilton Head. Another generous

donor contributed an unaccompanied foursome on the Muirfield Village tournament course, including dinner and overnight accommodations. Event co-chairs were John Simon ‘72 and Jim Klessel and the committee was rounded out by John Malcom ‘82, John Cvetic, Allyn Davies, John Gallagher III and Jerry Kysela.

Thanks to our Calcutta Sponsors: Third Federal Foundation, Thomas Richlovsky, The Musca Family Charitable Fund, Medical Mutual of Ohio, Wasmer, Schroeder & Co., U.S. Bank, Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Arnoff LLP, Jones Day, Galaxy Balloons, Inc., Industrial Manufacturing Company LLC, Ancora Inverness, Ernst & Young, Aon Foundation, Chase Family Foundation, Cohen & Company, Arrow International, Hyland Software, The Swagelok Foundation, Merrymeeting Group, Miceli/Dottore, Surety Title Agency, Inc., JP Morgan Chase, Credentialing Corp. of America, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, LLP and Vocon.

Thank you to our Calcutta underwriting donors: Joe Korfant, Edward Mysliwiec, John & Stella Hetzer, Bob Kloos, The Most Reverend Anthony M. Pilla, Ann Ertle, Rose Ann Pascucci, Gerry & Laura Ramella, Dick Castele and Carolyn Leitch, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. & Anne M. Cleary, Christopher Alvarado, Andrew & Cheryl Haney, Vic’s Floral Inc. Joe Musca, Grant Yoakum, Ray and Margarita Krncevic, Luciano Family Foundation, Marty Kungl and Peter and Jane Corrigan.

CleanUp+ClamsSaturday, Oct. 1, 2016

It was another successful year for CleanUp+Clams. More than $48,000 was raised for tuition assistance. Thanks to all of our generous supporters and sponsors: Third Federal Foundation, Aon, Chromascape, Cutting Dynamics Inc., Durrel, Fairmount Santrol, Fifth Third Bank, Georgio’s Oven Fresh Pizza Co., Industrial Manufacturing Company, Kurtz Bros. Inc., Merrymeeting Group, Ohio Savings Bank, Surety Title, Swagelok, Vic’s Floral and Wasmer Schroeder & Company.

Joe Tanko '72

Cleveland Central Catholic

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