Gratitude REPORT 2026
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Preparing students for a life of faith, purpose, and service. ICA Cristo Rey Academy is a Dominican Catholic college preparatory high school that empowers girls from underserved communities to become confident young women able to realize their full potential. By providing an excellent academic curriculum, a unique corporate work study experience and the support of our spiritual community, we prepare students for a life of faith, purpose, and service.
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Letter from the President October 2026
Dear ICA Cristo Rey Community, The story of Brenda Duran Gonzalez '26 shows the power of an ICA Cristo Rey education: after four years working in law firms and local non profits, she earned a full ride to St. Olaf’s College on a competitive Posse Scholarship. She represents what we strive for in every student, where they realize their potential. As a member of the Cristo Rey Network of high schools, ICA Cristo Rey launches students into corporate careers the same day they open their textbooks. Everyone graduates with a high school diploma and a resume with four years of real-world experience. Real work in real corporate offices, one day out of the week. Thanks to the support of our Corporate Work Study partners, students own their future.
sponsors, the Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose, set a clear vision. Today, this Gratitude Report proves we are living it: highquality Catholic education for every single student, regardless of financial circumstances. ICA Cristo Rey’s leadership thanks our champions who invest in our students and their futures. Our young women arrive rooted in the families that shaped them. As we watch her rise, we witness her community rise with her. Thank you for believing in our students and all that they achieve. With deepest gratitude,
Kirra Steel President
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Table of Contents the Academy and 05 About Funding Model Education and 06 CNA Certification to Engineering 08 Intro Camp with UC Berkeley Students To & 10 Getting Through College Our Students 12 How Show Up For Each Other Work Study 14 Corporate Partners Careers with 16 Starting Supportive Mentors Our Gratitude 18 Sharing for Our Supporters Alma Mater of the 22 Our West!
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About the Academy 250
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Keeping private education accessible How We Cover a $28,000 Cost of Attendance 9% Family Contribution
6% Endowment Draw
42% Donor-funded scholarships 43% Corporate Work Study Earnings
We remain one of the most affordable private school options in the nation, where families contribute as little as $500 per year, with the average family contributing $2,500. An average family contribution only covers around 9% of the total cost of educating one student. Corporate Work Study steps in to cover the gap, where students spend a day gaining professional experience in a corporate workplace that subsidizes their tuition. Supporters close the remaining funding gap not met by family contribution or Corporate Work Study earnings.
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Graduating with 4 Years of Work Experience and a CNA Certificate Creating CNA education and certification pathways in partnership with the University of San Francisco
Taught by Professor Kelsey Green, DNP, MPH, BSN, RN, PHN
At the beginning of the 2026-27 school year, these 6 ICA Cristo Rey students began clinicals at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital to complete their CNA education. 06 | 2026 Gratitude Report
Driven by a love of science and passion for community, ICA Cristo Rey students chart their career journeys with health care in mind. We partnered with the University of San Francisco School of Nursing and Health Professions to equip six ambitious seniors with Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) training and certification. Taught by Professor Kelsey Green, DNP, MPH, BSN, RN, PHN, students took on rigorous coursework over the 2026 summer. Each Friday, they studied at the university for in-person lectures and passed with a class average of 97% on the written exam. Afterwards, they participate in hands-on clinicals at Zuckerberg San
Francisco General Hospital to prepare for the CNA exam at the end of the year. As part of the Corporate Work Study program, once students pass their CNA exam, they jump straight into a career in healthcare, where they will work as CNAs at Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center in Burlingame, CA at the start of the new calendar year. Working one day out of the week as a CNA helps offset the cost of tuition, keeping a Catholic, private education affordable. This also means real world medical experience before they graduate high school, leaving with both a diploma and a resume ready to take on their next chapter in healthcare.
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Inspiring the Next Generation of Women Engineers Hosting an Intro to Engineering Camp in collaboration with UC Berkeley With the support of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at UC Berkeley, ICA Cristo Rey hosted an Intro to Engineering Summer Camp for girls ages 9-16 this past summer. Led by Dr. Maya Carrasquillo, graduate students, and three ICA students serving as Counselors-in-Training, the camp sparked a passion for engineering through hands-on learning. From construction systems to transportation engineering, all 21 campers proved they can take on any topic. No barrier stood in the way for students to access the camp, with 81% of campers receiving a scholarship to attend. Campers applied each lesson through collaborative projects where they built structures to test how water purification systems work, and
demonstrated for their families at the end of the camp. Campers attended sessions in classrooms on campus, a familiar location to the 7 campers who also attend ICA Cristo Rey. They ventured off campus and into the Bay Area, where field trips included UC Berkeley’s Structures Lab, San Francisco’s Public Utilities Commission Water Plant, and the engineering firm TYLin. Through this partnership with the #1 Civil and Environmental Engineering program in the nation, student campers gained exposure to both place and curricula designed to inspire future careers within engineering. 2026 Gratitude Report | 09
Getting Students To & Through College Our graduates earn a college degree at 3x the rate of their economic peers
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college acceptance rate
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Figures based on the Class of 2026
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How Our Students Show Up for Each Other
STUDENT-RUN ORGANIZATIONS Leading their peers through 17 different student organizations. Students choose from a range of organizations to explore their interests. They host events and raise funds, all while balancing their rigorous college preparatory academics. Beyond our campus, student leaders also represent ICA Cristo Rey to the broader San Francisco community.
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CAMPUS MINISTRY Centering our pillars of community, study, prayer, and service. Campus Ministry reminds us of our Dominican charism and keeps our pillars centered around everything we do. Students lead retreats and prayer services, where they take initiative on their spiritual journey.
SPARTAN ATHLETICS Cheering on our student athletes with Spartan Spirit. Our athletes compete across 9 different sports teams at varsity and junior varsity levels. Over 70% of students at ICA Cristo Rey participate in a sports team. Their participation promotes holistic wellbeing, teamwork, and discipline among our Spartan community.
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2026-2027 Corporate Work Study Partners We thank our 120 Corporate Work Study Partners who support our students by developing their skills and funding their ICA Cristo Rey education. *Corporate Work Study Partners that sponsor at least 1 or more ICA Student Associates
3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic 450 Aesthetics Dental Group* 5 Buckets Foundation 826 Valencia AbbVie* Airbnb* Andersen Tax* Bayanihan Equity Center Bayview Senior Services Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center BiRite Foodservice Distributors* Bobkat Printing* Bon Appétit Management* Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco The Brandi Law Firm* Buchalter* Cahill Contractors* California Pacific Medical Center, Sutter Health* Calle 24 Latino Cultural District Capital Group* Catholic Charities San Francisco Center for Elders' Independence* Charity Cultural Services Center City Hope San Francisco Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass LLP* College Track
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Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, LLP* De Anza Properties*
Dodge & Cox* Edgewood École Notre Dame des Victoires* Fenwick & West LLP* Filipino Community Development Corporation* Filipino Education Center Galing Bata Program Frank Rimerman + Co. LLP* GAP, Inc.* GCI General Contractors* Gensler* Gladstone Institutes* Golden Gate Pediatrics* Hamilton Zanze Real Estate Investments* Heffernan Foundation* Homeless Prenatal Program Jewish Family and Children's Services Jones Day* Katherine Delmar Burke School* Katherine Michiels School* KGO-TV, ABC7* Kirkland & Ellis* Latham & Watkins LLP* Levi Strauss & Co.* Makena Capital Management*
Mechanics' Institute* Mercy Housing Mission Action Mission Graduates Mission Neighborhood Center Morrison Foerster* National Japanese American Historical Society
Nektar Therapeutics* Order of Malta Clinic of Northern California Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Pattern Energy* Positive Resource Center Prime Finance* Probitas Partners* Real Options for City Kids Rhoda Goldman Plaza Salesian Boys' & Girls' Club* Samaritan House San Francisco Board of Supervisors, District 6 San Francisco Board of Supervisors, District 9 San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living* San Francisco Department of Elections San Francisco Latino Task Force San Francisco SPCA San Mateo Police Activities League
List as of Sept. 22nd, 2026
San Mateo Police Department* Schools of the Sacred Heart - San Francisco*
SC Johnson* SCRAP Self Help for the Elderly Sheppard Mullin* St. Agnes Catholic Church St. Ignatius Parish* St. James Catholic School St. John Catholic School St. Paul's School St. Peter's Catholic School St. Phillip’s School Stanford Land, Buildings & Real Estate* Stanford University* Starboard Commercial Real Estate* Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center* Tarlson & Associates* The Women's Building UC Berkeley, College of Engineering UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital* UCSF Health Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired Webcor* Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati* Woodstock Development Yerba Buena Gardens Conservancy
Placed at The Women's Building, Giselle G. '27 introduces community resources to various clients.
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Starting Careers with Supportive Mentors Corporate Work Study provides mentorship in partnership with Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center
Our Corporate Work Study partners drive our mission forward alongside our faculty and staff in the classroom. Through an ongoing partnership with ICA Cristo Rey, Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center offers students hands-on experience to train the next generation of healthcare leaders. The power of Corporate Work Study comes down to two key benefits: exposure and access. By stepping into professional environments aligned with their goals, students spark lifelong career passions. Their hard work pays off in real time. They help fund their private education at ICA Cristo Rey as they build resumes aligned with their futures. Every student at ICA Cristo Rey participates in the Corporate Work Study program. Students attend classes
four days out of the week, and develop professional skills at corporate offices and non profits on the fifth day. While they gain exposure to different industries across the Bay Area and discover their career passions, the earnings from their Corporate Work Study placement directly offsets the cost of tuition, making ICA Cristo Rey one of the most affordable private schools in the city and the nation. Supported by dedicated mentors, students at Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center contribute to daily hospital operations and work directly in nursing units. Fiona Chiu ‘26, who worked at Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center during the 2025-26 school year, attends UC San Diego to study biology. She credits her time with Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center in shaping her academic path and inspiring her career in healthcare.
Fiona Chiu '26 Attends UC San Diego studying biology "Cris has been a very supportive supervisor. He is the one who introduced me to so many people. He has also allowed me to shadow ultrasound technicians and I value what I learn from them. From his busy schedule, he tries his best to find time to allow me to connect to these people. Along with this, his interactions with his team allow me to think of what type of working environment I would want to be in. He would conduct quick small meetings if he finds something important to review."
Cris Panaligan, Sutter Mills Peninsula Medical Center Nurse Manager, inducted into Spartan Supervisor Hall of Fame in 2026
"My experience with ICA Cristo Rey’s Corporate Work Study program has been extremely rewarding. As a first-time participant, I welcomed the opportunity to not only mentor a student, but also to showcase the meaningful work Mills Peninsula Medical Center provides to our community and the values upheld by Sutter Health as an organization.”
At their End of Year Showcase, then CEO of Sutter Mills Peninsual Medical Center Darian Harris and Chief Nursing Officer Kiana Player celebrated the 6 ICA Cristo Rey students placed at the medical center during the 2025-26 school year.
Sharing Our Gratitude for Our Supporters Our sincere thanks to the following donors for their impactful contributions of $1,000 or more in our 2026 fiscal year (August 1, 2025 - July 31, 2026).
President's Circle $100,000+
Carol and Tom Brandi Frank Heffernan Family Heffernan Foundation Margaret and Michael McCaffery Susan and Bill Oberndorf Robert Stewart Odell and Helen Pfeiffer Odell Fund Maureen O'Brien Sullivan †
Visionary Circle
$50,000 to $99,999 Nick Andrade and James McDermott Anonymous Archdiocese of San Francisco Bay Scholars Elizabeth and David Bernstein Dana and Robert Emery Mary Fernald Redick † Maria Zanassi Fitzpatrick ‘75 The William G. Irwin Charity Foundation Kelly McGinnis and Don Santel The O'Shea Foundation SC Johnson Diane and David Thompson Liz and Greg Vaughan Liz and Mark Vorsatz
Champion Circle $25,000 to $49,999 Annonymous Diane M. Alper '61 † Peggy and Mark Bley 18 | 2026 Gratitude Report
Capital Group Carrie and Mark Casey Cigna Healthcare Maureen McCaffery Coleman and Brian Coleman Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, LLP Crescent Porter Hale Foundation Louise M. Davies Foundation Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose
The Foothills Foundation Sarah Friar and David Riley Stephanie and Phil Gatto The Guardsmen Kristen and Mike Heffernan Alix Marduel and Tom Lockard George H. Mayr Foundation McNamara Triplet Foundation Mimi and James Moloney Cristina and Robert Morris
Nektar Therapeutics Rachel and Timothy Parker Gerry and Jim Sangiacomo
Veritas Circle
$10,000 to $24,999 Gina Antonini and Trevor Hammond Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous, in honor of Sister Patrick Mary Kearney, O.P. '55 Jennifer Bogoievski '74 The Brandi Law Firm Dayle and James Burnes Eileen Bocci Campbell Marlene Candell Carella Charitable Fund Theresa and Peter Chartz Joelle and James Conn Lori Cook and Steve Juelsgaard Cote & Company, APC Lisa and Kevin Cullinane Cupertino Electric Dodge & Cox Dominican Sisters of San Rafael Liz and Bob Dondero The Drum Foundation Five Point Holdings, LLC Hamilton Zanze Real Estate Investments James Hammer, in honor of Colleen O'Donnell Hammer Ann Marie Heffernan and Scott Gardner The Hennessy Foundation Lori and Patrick Imburgia Kirkland & Ellis Koch Foundation Mary and George Lawson Heidi and Jay Leupp Miranda Lux Foundation Frank Marini Suzanne McCormick James P. and Genevieve McLaughlin Family Foundation John Moriarty, in honor of Shirley
McVeigh Stuart Josh and Kelley Myerberg The Henry Mayo Newhall Foundation The Olympic Club Foundation Nicole and John Piccetti PlayStudios Prime Finance Sandra Quilici-Oltranti '85 Meghan and Joey Railey Anthony E. Ramirez, in honor of Julieta Filippini Ramirez Joe & Moira Russoniello Jeannie and Sandro Sangiacomo Yvonne & Angelo Sangiacomo Family Susan Sangiacomo and Diana Pelliccione C.F. Roe Slade Foundation The Stewart Foundation Trust Funds Incorporated Suzanne and Eugene Valla Von Der Ahe Foundation David Wiener Diane B. Wilsey Angie You Julia and Tony Zanze
Spartan Circle $1,000 to $9,999
Adrianna Alterman Anonymous Michael Antoine Arkay Foundation Denise Bacall Paul and Debbie Baker Christina and Michael Baltz Zachary Barulich Katie Baudler Ernst Bauer Phyllis Bedford JoAnn and Jack Bertges BiRite Foodservice Distributors Xochi Birch Joseph Boerio Patricia Collins Bordin '66 and William Bordin Valerie Brown Susie and Robert Buckley
Butch Haze Group Cahill Contractors Therese Calgaro '72 Marianne Cameron Lisa Capaldini Thomas J. Carey, in honor of Helen J. Carey '37 Rosa M. Carrillo '72 Lisa Chan Theresa Chase '12 Joan Chase-Lonergan and Gregory Chase Sara Chipps and Ian Ownbey Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass LLP Blair and John Connolly Kathryn and Matthew Connor Lisa and James Considine Convent & Stuart Hall, Schools of the Sacred Heart Malcolm Cravens Foundation Diana and Thomas Crawford Cristo Rey Network CWS Modernization Grant Tim Crudo Bill Cumbelich Kerry Dantzig The Darrow Foundation Alexandra Gilmartin Davis Cloey Del Santo Nancy and Gary DeMartini Peter Demartini Sylvia deTrinidad and Andrew Young Christine and Terry DeVoto Marlene and Randall DeVoto DMD Consulting Jennifer Dolin and Ted Russell Dominican Sisters Vision of Hope Carol Duffield The Duffy Family in honor of Ann Louise Duffy '53 Marie and John Duggan Rosemary and Alain Enthoven Charles Esserman Christine Esserman and Joe Schmidt Jody Farrell '76 Dr. Denise Flaherty, M.D. '69 Sarah Flanagan Joan and Paul Fitzpatrick 2026 Gratitude Report | 19
Kathy and John Gardner Deborah Gerughty '69 Jenn Gilson Patricia and David Grubb Mamie Gupta Mary Haddad '68 Adam and Lyndsay Handlos Barbara Hansson Hans Hansson Randy Harris Ben Harrison Carmen '72 and John Hartono Ginny Haughey Monica van Steen Healy ‘93 Elaine and Kevin Hennessy Ahmad Henry Roselyn Aviles Hernandez '76 The Hibernian Newman Club Mary Joy and Per Hilmo Sonja Hoel Perkins Eileen Holl Julie Terrell Hooper Elizabeth Jardina and Brian Stoler Mary Kate and Kyle Kamka Stephanie Pearson Keeney Bernice and Robert Kenkel Diane and Rob Kenkel Karen Kenkel and Eric Danly KGO-TV, ABC7 Linda and Richard Kunnath Mary and Steve Lanctot Daniel Laval Lisa and Patrick Lawson Meagan Levitan and Dale Carlson Mairi McKeever and Chuck Lewkowitz Lift Partners Sharon Lucheta Connie and Robert Lurie 20 | 2026 Gratitude Report
M&M Foundation Gladys '72 and Mario Madgangal Sally Mahoney '57 John Maimone Kathy Mallegni '66 Jeannee & Mike Martin Daniella Matteucci Barbara McTighe McDonald '47 Karen and Dan McGee Karen and Mark McLaughlin Shealagh and John Meehan Gail Mejeur Justine and John Milani Courtney and Paul Mohun Lee Ann and Jim Monfredini Katie and Joe Morford Michelle and Sascha Mornell Morrison Foerster Marjorie Muldowney Joanne Murphy Kerri Murphy Hogan Jennifer and John Nelson Mylihn Ngo Meg and Bob Nibbi Maya Noeth Anne and Matthew Noonan Gloria '59 and Dennis † O'Brien Patricia O'Brien Rose O'Driscoll Christine and Vincent O'Gara Tom O'Malley Ron Pacheco Jen Passetti Pattern Energy Kathleen and Jim Paver Katica Pecavar Bill Pomeranz Pound Management Adam Powell
Catherine and Daniel F. Quigg Linda and Salvatore Rizzo Robson Homes SNPO Berlina and David Rosati Francine Roy '77 Mary Rudden Becca and Dennis Ryan San Francisco Bay Area Notre Dame Alumni Club Lori Schrank and John Juelsgaard David Seward Sandra J. '56 and D.J. Sifferman Tracey Watkowski Silva Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Jeff Skover Cynthia Smith Spire Systems Spyglass Capital Management, LLC Mary Ann Milias St. Peter Teresita Esteva Stark '47 Jill and Brad Stinn Kate and John Sullivan Victoria Terheyden Andrea and Joe Thomas Sue and Marty Tierney Robert Tomasello Anita Trachte and Timothy Mason Cathleen and Robert Unruh Von Der Ahe Survivor's Trust Amy Weaver and Jeffrey Fisher Cynthia Whitehead Heather and John Wiegmann Janice and Ed Wohlleb Cathy and Richard Worner Diana C. Yee Brandon Yu Maria Zamora Lisa Zhao
Monthly Sustainers We offer our sincere gratitude to our monthly donors for their continued support of our students. Chris and Bob Anderson Susan '64 and Rodolfo Balanon Barbara Brinson Curiel '74 Therese Calgaro '72 Marianne Cameron Maureen Conway '76 Diane Cronin '86 Kristen Dempsey Pasyk Selena Devine '93 Dr. Gina Former '81 Maria Gema Rapolla '85 Carmen '72 and John Hartono Roselyn Aviles Hernandez '76 John Igoe † Tiffany Mann '99 Paula Pardini '63 Vera Priego '89 Julie Rodriguez Maureen Shannon Rudder '72 Lorraine '66 and Patrick Shea Edward J. Tafe II Sharon Tobin Elaine Campi '71 and Thomas Werner Mary H. Haddad '68 Stephanie Majoy Karen and Dan McGee Monica van Steen Healy ‘93
Join Spartan Society today! The Spartan Society demonstrates a steadfast commitment to opening doors for talented young women across the Bay Area. Join our Spartan Society by including ICA in your will, trust, or estate plans. Your planned gifts secure a path for future generations of young women seeking Catholic education, regardless of their financial circumstances. Contact the Development Team at devteam@icacademy.org for more information.
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Our Alma Mater of the West!
Around the blue & white we gather, cheering you, our ICA! Published annually by the Partnerships & Development Team of ICA Cristo Rey Academy, the Gratitude Report shares the stories of our community. Your Alma Mater would love to hear from you. As we continue to publish our Gratitude Report on a regular basis, please email the Development Team to share your updates at devteam@icacademy.org.
Tamara Harris '22 University of San Francisco BA, English “I am hoping to get my masters in Psychology and become a Play Therapist in the future.”
Dr. Karla G. Martinez Nevarez ‘13 Harvard University PhD, Biological and Biomedical Sciences "I just defended my PhD at Harvard, where I uncovered how bacteria use RNA as a molecular switch to turn their genes on and off in response to their environment. Next, I'm wrapping up my publications and moving into the biotech industry, where I want to turn years of basic research into RNA tools and therapeutics that actually reach people. I'm excited for this next chapter."
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Arielle Cruz ‘21 Dominican University of California BS, Nursing "I will be moving to Colorado to start my nursing journey as a Progressive Care Unit (PCU) nurse!"
Inaugural Alumnae Excellence Award Cindy De Leon '17
We awarded our inaugural Alumnae Excellence Award to Cindy De Leon ‘17 at the 16th Annual Business Lunch in March 2026. This award honors an alumnae who demonstrates the Dominican pillars of study, prayer, community, and service in her everyday life. Cindy's impact today is most felt through her leadership as a Project Engineer at Cahill Contractors. As a supervisor in our Corporate Work Study (CWS) program, she supports the same company where Cindy began her career as a CWS Student Associate her freshman and sophomore years. In this powerful full-circle moment from student to mentor, Cindy now gets to pass on her wisdom, skills, and confidence to current Student Associates at Cahill Contractors. “Being a high school student in a professional setting can feel intimidating," shared Cindy De Leon. "When I became a supervisor for the Corporate Work Study program, I wanted every student I mentored to feel welcome.” Having stayed in touch with her own CWS supervisor
from her time as an ICA Cristo Rey student, Cindy understands the power of mentorship and the lasting impact of sharing her experience with the next generation of young women leaders.
Board of Trustees Maureen McCaffery Coleman, Chair
Suzanne McCormick
Jim Moloney, Vice Chair
Paul Mohun
Sister Mary Catherine Antczak, O.P.
Maya Noeth
Lisa Cullinane
Jen Passetti
Jennifer Dolin
John Ring
Maria Gutierrez, P’20
Gerry Sangiacomo
Mike Heffernan
Don Santel
David Kaufman
Sister Johnellen Turner, O.P.
Meagan Levitan
Sister Mary Susanna Vasquez, O.P.,'67
John Maimone
David Wiener
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