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EDITION 2026

Content Letter from Head of School From the Board The Gerwien Foundation

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LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dear Immaculate Family, Each year, Traditions offers us a meaningful opportunity to pause and reflect on the people, places and moments that define Immaculate High School. This year’s theme–Faces, Spaces and Traditions–beautifully captures the heart of who we are as a school community. The faces of Immaculate are the students, faculty, staff, alumni, families and friends who bring our mission to life each day. Their stories remind us that an Immaculate education is deeply personal and is shaped by faith, connection and a shared commitment to excellence. The spaces of Immaculate are more than classrooms, fields, stages and hallways. They are where students discover their gifts, form lifelong friendships, deepen their faith and prepare for the future. They are the settings for growth and connection. And our traditions are the threads that connect generations of Mustangs. From the moments of prayer and celebration to the milestones, memories and shared experiences that mark each school year, these traditions continue to strengthen the spirit of Immaculate and remind us of the legacy we are privileged to carry forward. As we reflect on Immaculate’s continued momentum, I am deeply grateful to our faculty, staff, students, families, alumni and supporters who make this growth possible. Because of this shared commitment to our 60-year tradition as a values-based, student-centered Catholic collegepreparatory school, Immaculate continues to earn outstanding recognition, including an A+ Niche rating in 2026, a place among the top 2.5% of high schools nationwide, the #3 ranking among Catholic high schools in Connecticut, the #1 Catholic Co-Ed High School ranking in the state and recognition as the #12 Best High School for Athletes among 249 Connecticut schools. With gratitude,

Wendy M. Neil Head of School TRADITIONS 2026

FROM THE BOARD Immaculate is alive and kicking! We enter the 2026-27 school year in perhaps better shape than ever in our 60 plus year history.

Joseph T. Draper Chairperson

We are better than ever spiritually, financially and physically.

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Soon we will kick off the 18-month review for our 10-year accreditation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC)–and boy are we ready. When the NEASC folks enter our school they are going to meet our thriving student body. They are going to visit with our committed, engaged teachers. They will interview our outstanding leadership team. They will see our Niche A+ rating and top Catholic school ranking. They will see on side by side analysis that we rank within the top 10 public high schools in Connecticut. Our college placement is exceeding almost all neighboring towns for acceptances, fields of study and financial aid. They will see our lowest in the state ratio of counselors to students guiding our students. They will see our community share Mass, pray for those we have lost and support those in need. Immaculate has a shine to it that's beyond the spotless hallways. Our theater productions are award winning. Our athletics program continues to draw praise and titles. An eye-catching Business Innovation Center opened last fall and is leading to new curriculum and clubs for our students. Plus, we have plans to build upon our best in class Certified Nursing Assistant Program. Thank you donors, parents, students, Board members, faculty, Diocesan clergy and all the community leaders. We are better than ever spiritually, financially and physically. Come visit if you can. We would love to see you!

The Gerwien Foundation In 2022 the Robert E. Gerwien Foundation was launched. Mr. Gerwien served as teacher, coach and principal for many years and remains a beloved presence to so many of us. By 2023 the first distributions went to worthy outstanding young Immaculate students. As of today "the REG," as we affectionately refer to it, has over $1 million across 13 named scholarships and will distribute almost $50 thousand in aid to our students this year. The REG's success is critical for Immaculate's long term viability. Bringing down the cost of education for all our students is our priority. The REG is a separate 501(c)3. While independent of the school, its sole purpose is to promote support for Immaculate. The chairperson of REG must always be a member of the school's Board of Directors. The REG funds are held in an account at Raymond James and follow a conventional investment policy that allocates a portion of the funds to globally recognized low cost large equity and bond indexes.

Each year school leaders review each scholarship and seek out applicants and candidates who fulfill the donors’ intent of reaching those in need and of accomplishment. We hope interested parties will take a look at the available scholarships immaculatehs.org/ reg as we seek help to grow these or add new scholarships each year. The stories behind these named scholarships and their sponsors are a constant source of inspiration. From August 2025 to August 2026 the assets grew from $550 thousand to the current more than $1 million through donations and investment returns. We are very humbled and appreciative of all those generous contributors.

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At the heart of Immaculate are the people who bring our mission to life each day. In this section, we celebrate the students, faculty, staff, alumni and families whose stories reflect the spirit and sense of belonging that make our community so special.

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A LIFETIME OF MUSTANG PRIDE: Nelson Mingachos ’89 Received Immaculate’s Lifetime Achievement Award Nelson Mingachos grew up in Danbury in the shadow of Immaculate High School. “As a little boy, I’d stand in our backyard and hear the roar of the football games and the announcer echoing through the speakers,” Mingachos, Immaculate’s athletic director, remembered. “That sound made my heart race. I wanted to be part of it someday.” He did become part of it. During his days trudging through “the swamp” with his friends to get to football games at Immaculate, Mingachos signed up for Mustang Basketball Camp. That was 42 years ago–and he’s never left. In high school, Mingachos entered Immaculate and was encouraged to be a soccer player by his father, but one day while practicing on the track, Coach Slavinsky asked him to try kicking off a football tee. “I had never kicked a football in my life. I put the ball on the tee completely wrong—flat—which made all the coaches laugh,” Mingachos joked. “But I started kicking and within ten minutes he said, ‘Get him up in the locker room and get him a uniform. He’s kicking Friday night.’” The rest, as they say, is Immaculate history. As a multi-sport athlete in the Class of 1989, Mingachos excelled in football and basketball, helped lead the historic 1986 WCC and State Championship football team to a perfect 12-0 season and was inducted into the Immaculate Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000. After Immaculate, Mingachos earned a full scholarship to Central Connecticut State University, where he was the football team’s starting kicker and earned All-League honors in 1993 and 1994. He was selected to attend NFL scout camp in Tampa, Florida, in 1994, and the Connecticut Post later named him to its “All Time Best of the Best Football Team.”

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FACES Mingachos began coaching at Immaculate in 2002 and was appointed Athletic Director in 2019 after serving as acting director. He led the Girls Soccer Team from 2004 to 2021, guiding the program to four SWC Championship titles, two SWC finals appearances and ten CIAC Class S State Championship wins. He was named SWC Soccer Coach of the Year eight times and earned additional honors from the Danbury NewsTimes, Connecticut High School Coaches Association, NCSAA and Connecticut Sports Writer Alliance. Under his leadership, five soccer players became All-Americans and 47 earned CT All-State recognition. As head basketball coach, Mingachos also led Immaculate to an SWC Championship, two Class S State Championships and one Division II State Championship, with 13 student-athletes named All-State players.

At this year’s Blue & White Gala, Nelson O. Mingachos ’89 was honored with Immaculate High School’s Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his dedication to Catholic education, Immaculate athletics and generations of Mustang student-athletes. In a fitting tribute, Immaculate’s state-of-the-art turf field in Mustang Valley was also officially renamed the Nelson O. Mingachos Field. “When I walk out and see that sign for the first time, I won’t be thinking about my name. I’ll be thinking about my father,” Mingachos told the Immaculate community during his acceptance speech.

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Mustang Student-Athletes

SIGNING DAY

Sign with Colleges and Universities

Immaculate High School celebrated 10 student-athletes this school year as they committed to continue their athletic careers at colleges and universities across the country. Surrounded by proud parents, coaches, teammates and friends in the Bobby Plumb Gymnasium, these Mustangs were recognized during signing celebrations that marked an important milestone in their academic and athletic journeys.

Cathryn Amos of Newtown Sacred Heart University, Cheerleading, Division I

Brenan McCabe of Patterson, N.Y. University of Pennsylvania, Track, Division I

Emily Cunha of Danbury Long Island University, Track, Division I

Mason Odeh of New Milford Purchase College, Volleyball, Division III

Mikayla Hanel of Ridgefield Roger Williams University, Field Hockey, Division III Lorenzo Lopes of Danbury Central Connecticut State University, Cross Country/Track, Division I

CJ Previdi of Newtown Manhattan University, Golf, Division I

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Christian Robitaille of New Milford Fordham University, Baseball, Division I

Emma Scheckner of Redding Johns Hopkins University, Field Hockey, Division III Stefan Weber of Danbury Rider University, Swimming, Division I

TEAMS

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Boys Soccer | George D. Ritchie Sportsmanship Award

Girls Field Hockey | 2025 Class S State Championship

Boys Golf | 2025 CIAC Fall D2 State Championship

eSports | 3rd Consecutive State Championship

Hockey | BBDI IceCats SWC Championship

Cheer | Team of the Year

Girls Golf | SWC Team Sportsmanship Award TRADITIONS 2026

SCAN to see all SWC & All-State

AWARDS SPORTS

Track Brenan McCabe All New England

Cheerleading Catherine Amos All American

SWC Leadership Emma Scheckner & Brenan McCabe

Golf CJ Previdi Player of the Year Fall 2025

Scholar Athletes Hannah Trotman & Ryan Beverly

Softball Sophia Yomazzo All SWC Academic Team

At-large Private and Technical School Coach of the Year Tim Smith

Softball Jess Sposato All SWC Academic Team

SWC Coach of the Year Lacrosse Seth Bogoslofski

Field Hockey Honors Emma Scheckner ‘26 was named Offensive Player of the Year for Connecticut and was also named to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Senior Impact Team. Emma Scheckner ‘26, Maya Tedawes ‘26 and Mikayla Hanel ‘26 were also named to the Academic All-American Team for field hockey. Emma Scheckner 12

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Maya Tedawes

Mikayla Hanel

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SALUTATORIAN

Emma Scheckner of Redding who will attend Johns Hopkins University was named valedictorian of the Class of 2026.

Hannah Trotman of Ridgefield who will attend Boston College was named salutatorian.

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Achievements

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The remaining seven students rounding out Immaculate’s Top Ten (in alphabetical order) are: Ryan Beverly of Bethel who will attend the University of Miami, Alina Budzynski of Southbury who will attend Fairfield University, Katherine Carrasquillo of Ridgefield who will attend Villanova University, Callie Miller of North Salem who will attend the University of Notre Dame, Jacob Saadi of Danbury who will attend Tufts University, Maya Tedawes of Redding who will attend Northeastern University, Alicia Ventresca of Sandy Hook who will attend the University of Florida and Alyssa Wright of Newtown who will attend Providence College.

STUDENT OF THE YEAR Senior Siwei “Zane” Han, an international student, was announced as Immaculate’s Student of the Year. “At some point, Immaculate really did become home,” said Han, praising the school for how it welcomed and supported him. “I used to think I had to be perfect to belong somewhere. This place proved me wrong. You could be nervous. You could be uncertain. You could be lost. And someone would still hold the door, hand you a coffee, save you a room or just ask how your day was going.” TRADITIONS 2026

AWARDS MUSICAL & DRAMA AWARDS

BEST PERFORMANCE

We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Immaculate proudly took home three major awards at this year’s prestigious Halo Awards.

BEST PERFORMANCE

ARTS

Comic Female Role in a Play: Alicia Ventresca as Lady Bracknell, The Importance of Being Earnest

Maximillian August

Julia Skrzypczyk

Special Halo went to our Student Directors: The Importance of Being Earnest.

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LEGALLY BLONDE

Leading Female Role in a Contemporary Musical: Olivia Scherer as Elle Woods, Legally Blonde

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Leslie DeLeon

Katherine Carrasquillo

Bella McCabe

Jaclyn Gelson

GROSSMAN HIGH SCHOOL VISUAL ARTS AWARD

Recipients of the Connecticut Association of Schools (CAS) 31st Annual High School Outstanding Arts Awards are Katherine Carrasquillo (Music) and Leslie DeLeon (Fine Arts).

Congratulations to Bella McCabe ’28 for earning First Place and Jaclyn Gelson ’29 for being named 2nd Runner-Up in the 36th Annual Erica Grossman High School Visual Arts Contest hosted by Donate Life Connecticut.

STUDENT ART SHOW

CT ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS OUTSTANDING ARTS AWARDS

CHRISTMAS CONCERT 2026 HALO NOMINATIONS (15 TOTAL NOMINATIONS!!!) BEST PERFORMANCE IN A FEATURED FEMALE ROLE IN A PLAY: Melanie Bouwer as Miss Prism in The Importance of Being Earnest

BEST INCIDENTAL OR ORIGINAL MUSIC IN A PLAY: Abigail Ransley for The Importance of Being Earnest BEST DANCING: Immaculate High School in Legally Blonde

BEST PERFORMANCE IN A FEATURED FEMALE ROLE IN A MUSICAL: Laurel Pucci as Vivienne in Legally Blonde

BEST SPECIALTY ENSEMBLE: Emme Dalpe, Audrey Matte, Lyla Wolf & Laila Inigo as Delta Nu Greek Chorus in Legally Blonde

BEST PERFORMANCE IN A COMIC MALE ROLE IN A MUSICAL: Owen Matte as Kyle in Legally Blonde

BEST PERFORMANCE IN A SUPPORTING FEMALE ROLE IN A PLAY: Ella Trelewicz as Cecily Cardew in The Importance of Being Earnest

BEST PERFORMANCE IN A SUPPORTING FEMALE ROLE IN A MUSICAL: Bella Xocoy as Paulette Bonafonte in Legally Blonde

BEST PERFORMANCE IN A LEADING MALE ROLE IN A CONTEMPORARY MUSICAL: Maximilian August Fleming as Emmett Forrest in Legally Blonde

BEST PERFORMANCE IN A LEADING MALE ROLE IN A CLASSICAL PLAY: Mark Rynkiewicz as Jack Worthing in The Importance of Being Earnest

BEST CLASSICAL PLAY: Immaculate High School; The Importance of Being Earnest

BEST PERFORMANCE IN A LEADING FEMALE ROLE IN A CLASSICAL PLAY: Maddy Janik as Gwendolen Fairfax in The Importance of Being Earnest

BEST CONTEMPORARY MUSICAL: Immaculate High School Legally Blonde

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CLASS OF

2026

BY THE NUMBERS 16

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STUDENTS IN CLASS

$38.6M

101

IN SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS & AWARDS

COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES

805

ACCEPTANCES

100%

299

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

COLLEGE ACCEPTANCE RATE (all who applied were accepted)

25,720

SERVICE HOURS OVER FOUR YEARS

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NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP

Hannah Trotman ‘25 of Ridgefield is a 2026 National Merit Scholarship winner.

ACADEMIC

Another three Mustangs were recognized as Commended Students: Ryan Beverly of Bethel, Emma Scheckner of Redding and Alicia Ventresca of Sandy Hook.

ARREDONDO SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS (STEM) The Angeles T. Arredondo Foundation awarded STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) scholarships for college to three seniors, Emma Scheckner of Redding a first prize of $50,000, Alina Budzynski of Southbury a second prize of $25,000 and Alicia Ventresca of Sandy Hook a third prize of $10,000.

UCONN ECE PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Dr. John F. Pitrelli was recognized with the 2026 UConn Early College Experience Professional Recognition Awards Instructor Award for Excellence in Course Instruction. We are incredibly fortunate to have Dr. Pitrelli at Immaculate, where his passion for teaching, dedication to his students and commitment to academic excellence make a lasting impact each and every day.

STEM - THE BRAVE ENGINEERS The “Brave Engineers,” Immaculate High School’s engineering competition team took on a new challenge this year: the prestigious NASA Dream with Us High School Competition. With expert mentorship from Mrs. Ruthanne Szumski of Pratt & Whitney, the students refined their design and approach, earning recognition as one of only 12 semifinalists nationwide. Team Members: Liam Kirkman ‘28, Robert Pattison ‘27, Michael Jimenez ‘26, Allison Danial ‘27, Richard (Owen) Matte ‘27, Ryan Martin ‘27, Tyler Braun ‘28.

DOB ST. THOMAS AQUINAS AWARD – CALLIE MILLER We are proud to celebrate Callie Miller ‘26 on receiving the St. Thomas Aquinas Award, one of the highest honors in Catholic education presented by the Diocese of Bridgeport Catholic Schools. This prestigious recognition is awarded to students who exemplify academic excellence, leadership, service and a deep commitment to Christian values. 18

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COMMUNITY SERVICE FR. PHAN ANNIVERSARY Our Chaplain, Fr. Philip Phan celebrated the tenth anniversary of his ordination on June 25. His joy in his vocation and the great spiritual care he takes of every member of the Immaculate community is a life giving ministry. Ad multos annos!

STUFF THE VAN Thanks to the efforts of our student volunteers and alumni Paul Hiro, Pat O’Neill and Emil Curran from the Class of 1968, we were able to deliver a meaningful collection of non-perishable goods to the Jericho Partnership Food Bank.

SUPPORTING MOMS AND BABIES The ASL Club’s Giving from the Heart drive collected a beautiful array of baby items for Hopeline Pregnancy Resource Center.

STUDENTS ATTEND CT MARCH FOR LIFE Our March for Life Club boarded a bus bound for Hartford, joining thousands at the Connecticut March for Life rally in a powerful witness to the dignity of life.

DANIEL BUCKLEY RETIRES

All three of their children attended, making Immaculate life a family affair. Dan and Pat helped build sets for the plays and floats for homecoming, attended soccer games, track meets and wrestling matches as well as fine arts shows and events.

He says some have questioned his career path – “Why not do something more lucrative?” and “How can you spend all day working with your wife?” To the former he says he has loved the students and the teaching. To the latter, he says, “Working with Pat was wonderful.” And that, while they are all very nice people, he found it disconcerting to look through the door of her classroom and see someone else at her desk after she retired. “I miss her being here.”

About the teaching he says, “Some frighteningly amazing students come through this school.” Teaching them theology has been a gift. The students come up with some serious and challenging questions. Answering them is a learning experience as well as a teaching moment in faith. “I’m really going to miss the students.”

Dan made the decision to retire only about a month before the end of the school year after much prayer and reflection. He says he knows it is time to retire but has no idea what comes next – except he does know there will be more time with his increasing family of grandchildren and of course Pat!

We bid good-bye to retiring teacher Daniel Buckley who is leaving us after teaching here for twenty years, preceded by twenty-five years at Kennedy Catholic Preparatory School in Somers, New York. Dan arrived at Immaculate three years after his wife Pat did. They had side by side classrooms on the first floor for many years. Pat retired a few years ago.

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The spaces of Immaculate hold the stories of our school community. Within them, students are challenged, encouraged and inspired as they grow in faith, confidence and purpose.

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NEW SPACES, CUTTING-EDGE

OPPORTUNITIES

At Immaculate High School, learning spaces are designed to do more than support instruction. They are created to inspire collaboration, creativity and connection. This year, Immaculate celebrated the opening of two dynamic new spaces–the Business Innovation Center and the eSports Lab–each reflecting the school’s commitment to preparing students for the future while strengthening the sense of community that defines campus life. The Business Innovation Center officially opened on October 23, 2025 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that brought together students, faculty, 22

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alumni, community partners and Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves. The state-of-the-art space was designed to mirror the professional environments students will one day enter, offering collaborative workstations, presentation technology, flexible project areas and a stock market trading simulator. It now serves as a home for hands-on business education, entrepreneurship and leadership development. The center was made possible through the support and vision of alumni Chris Palmer ’68, a former NFL coach, and Rob O’Neill ’91, chief financial officer of the global pharmaceutical company Viatris. Both saw the opportunity to create a space where students could build real-world skills while remaining grounded in the values of an Immaculate education.

“The business world is increasingly grappling with complex ethical dilemmas, particularly around the use of Artificial Intelligence,” O’Neill said. “Addressing these challenges requires more than technical expertise–it demands a foundation rooted in ethics, empathy and service. Immaculate’s Business Innovation Center is uniquely positioned to prepare students for this reality.”

SPACES Palmer said the center is another example of what sets Immaculate apart. “If you come for a visit and have any inkling for doing something in business, this center is going to jump out at you,” he said. “I think it’s going to take off–and it’s fun!” Just down the hall, Immaculate also opened its new eSports Lab, giving the reigning state champion Mario Kart team a dedicated space to practice, compete and continue building team spirit. With individual gaming stations, LED lighting, ergonomic seating and a professional-grade setup, the lab reflects the growing role of eSports in high school and college athletics.

“The room was designed with professional eSports set-ups in mind, and it worked out perfectly to look just as good as the pros, My favorite part is the LED lights from floor to ceiling — they just look so cool.” - Ryan Beverly

For students, the new lab has quickly become more than a gaming space. It is a place where teamwork, strategy and shared enthusiasm come together. Co-Captain Ryan Beverly ’26 of Bethel said he was “beyond surprised” when he learned the team would receive its own room

The Mustangs captured the Mario Kart State Championship for the third straight year in a row, and Coach David Quesnell said the new lab has given the team a space that matches its growing success. “The students love having their own room, and the chairs make it feel like a real eSports setup they see their favorite YouTubers using,” Quesnell said. “Now they have a dedicated space — just like the volleyball team has a court and the football team has a field.” Together, the Business Innovation Center and eSports Lab show how Immaculate continues to create spaces that meet students where their interests, talents and futures are taking them. Whether they are pitching ideas, studying markets, competing as a team or exploring new career paths, students now have even more opportunities to innovate, lead and belong. TRADITIONS 2026

SPACE LIFT

This year, several “spacelifts” across campus are helping refresh and strengthen the places where Immaculate students learn, gather and grow. These improvements reflect our continued investment in a school environment that is welcoming and worthy of the community it serves.

AFTER

BEFORE

The entrance to our beautiful school has gotten a facelift! We’re excited to report that our driveway was repaved over the summer of 2026. We are grateful to supporters of our Blue & White Gala which helped make this happen. The Legacy Walkway continues to grow with the addition of new senior bricks, creating a lasting tribute to the students who have helped shape Immaculate’s story. Each brick serves as a permanent reminder that every graduating class leaves its mark on our school community.

Restrooms across campus received important updates, including new fixtures and fresh paint, helping create cleaner, brighter and more welcoming spaces for students and guests.

New CNA Clinical Room Supports Hands-On Learning Immaculate’s Certified Nursing Assistant Clinical Room has been refreshed and expanded to give students an even more realistic setting for hands-on medical training. With fresh paint, new mannequins and a larger space designed to feel more like a hospital environment, the room helps students practice essential patient-care skills with confidence. Through Immaculate’s innovative CNA Program, Mustangs gain clinical experience both on campus and through rotations at area nursing facilities, with the opportunity to take the Prometric Certification Test on site to become Certified Nursing Assistants in Connecticut.

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SPACES HÜGELKULTUR GARDEN

GRAPHICS LAB

Immaculate students brought sustainability to life by building a Hügelkultur garden on campus. This gardening method layers wood, branches, cardboard and other organic materials beneath the soil to create raised beds that naturally retain water, enrich the soil and support longterm growth.

The Graphics Lab received a major technology upgrade with 22 new student iMacs and one teacher iMac, each featuring a 24-inch Retina 4.5K display and Apple’s latest M4 chip. The new computers allow students to work more efficiently in Adobe Creative Cloud programs including InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator, giving them professional-level tools both in the lab and through access on their school-issued devices.

COMING SOON Maker Space Immaculate is creating its own maker space, a place where students learn through collaboration, problem solving, hands-on experimentation and creativity.

LUXEDO PROJECTION SYSTEM

Thanks to the generosity of Chris and Donna Palmer ’68 & ’67, Immaculate has received a state-of-the-art Luxedo projection system for the Bobby Plumb Gymnasium. This innovative technology will transform the space, creating new possibilities for athletics, school events, faith experiences such as the Stations of the Cross and hands-on academic projects in science, forensics and engineering. Bringing this vision to life also required critical electrical and technology installation upgrades, made possible through the generous contributions and support of Paul Nunes P’29 (Amp Electric), Michael Anstett P’29 and Kevin Crabbe P’29. We are deeply grateful to these members of the Immaculate community for helping make this exciting addition possible and for investing in new ways for our students to learn, compete, worship and gather.

Restrooms Mustang Valley will soon boast fully-equipped permanent restroom facilities. Softball Shed The Softball Team will have its own shed/locker room

near the batting cages in time for this year’s season.

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NS Traditions are more than

events on a calendar. They are the moments that become memories, the rituals that build belonging and the shared experiences that connect

generations of Mustangs. In this section, we celebrate the traditions that keep Immaculate’s spirit strong.

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TRADITIONS ROOTED IN FAITH Some of Immaculate’s newest traditions are rooted in its oldest foundation: faith. The Immaculate High School community gathered for one of the most meaningful traditions of the school year: the annual Mass for Mothers, celebrated in honor of the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This year’s celebration was made especially memorable by the presence of Bishop Frank J. Caggiano, who presided over the Mass and delivered a heartfelt homily reflecting on Mary’s courage, trust in God and the love of mother figures.

“Anyone who is a mother, your mother and mine, deserve our honor and respect…not simply because they bore us into the world but because they care for us, they protect us, they feed us, they guide us, they challenge us, they discipline us, they put up with you– with me. All because of love,” Bishop Caggiano told students.

Mothers from across the Immaculate community were welcomed as honored guests and received a commemorative flower at the conclusion of the liturgy. Bishop Caggiano also reminded students that their education at Immaculate is meant to prepare them not only for success, but for lives rooted in faith, hope and love. “You are learning here not just the truths that will make you successful and to have a good career but to learn the things that are eternal,” he said. It was fathers’ turn to be recognized and celebrated a few months later during a special Mass celebrating the Feast of St. Joseph. The morning brought families together in faith and fellowship, honoring the important role fathers and father figures play in guiding, supporting and encouraging their children. 28

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In addition to monthly Masses, Immaculate’s annual Mass of Remembrance provides an opportunity for the community to gather to honor and pray for all of our beloved Immaculate alumni who have gone before us. This year, Father Peter Cipriani, pastor of St. Rose of Lima, shared a beautiful reminder that we are each blessed with one life—and that we should not only live it fully, but also cherish and love everyone who is part of it. Father Cipriani, from Saint Rose of Lima parish, was one of several diocesian priests who visited Immaculate this year to lead Mass and then join students of their respective parochial schools, along with members of our choir, for lunch. Father Michael Dunn ’82 from Saint Gregory the Great Parish celebrated the Feast of the Epiphany with us before starting at his new parish in Greenwich.

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Kairos

Immaculate students participated in the Kairos retreat at the Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center in West Hartford, Connecticut, joining in a meaningful three-day experience centered on deepening relationships with themselves, each other and God. Kairos, which means “God’s time,” offered students the opportunity to step away from daily routines and reflect on their faith. Immaculate is grateful to Fairfield Prep for hosting our students as they took part in this powerful retreat tradition. We look forward to offering our own Kairos retreat next year.

We also blessed our student-athletes before each season with special Masses in Immaculate’s Chapel. The services wished all of our athletes a safe and successful season. Outside of the Chapel and the Bobby Plumb Gymnasium where our schoolwide Masses are held, Immaculate’s community gathers for seasonal prayer services held near our beloved Mary statue near the entrance to campus. “Prayers on the Hill” take place before we return back to school in September. “These Masses and prayer experiences help our students understand that faith is not something separate from their daily lives at Immaculate–it is woven into who we are as a community,” said Chaplain Father Philip Phan.

“Whether we are celebrating Mass with mothers and fathers, gathering with our studentathletes or praying together outside during Prayers on the Hill, these moments invite our students to pause, reflect and recognize God’s presence in their lives and in one another.” School Chaplain Father Philip Phan blesses the students’ sports equipment.

THEOLOGY BOWL Our Theology Bowl scholars claimed the Diocesan Theology Bowl Championship held at Immaculate High School, with Max Fleming ‘27 and Robert Pattison ‘27 winning first prize and Shayleigh Barrett ’28 and Sophia Da Silva ‘26 taking third.

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Walk of Champions A new Immaculate tradition, the Walk of Champions brings the school community together each sports season to celebrate special teams and athletes. Cheering students, faculty and staff line the hallways as Mustang athletes are recognized for their dedication and teamwork. Go Mustangs!

Homeroom Christmas Trees Each Christmas season, Immaculate homerooms come together to decorate their own trees, filling our school with holiday spirit. Many students bring in ornaments from home. The tradition gives students a festive way to express their class personality!

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Old & New

TRADITIONS

Immaculate’s pep rallies bring the entire school together to celebrate Mustang spirit and build excitement for our athletic teams. Led by The Stable, the student cheering section, the energy in the gym creates a powerful sense of pride that carries throughout the school community.

Pep Rallies

Ringing Bell When you hear a bell ringing through Immaculate’s halls, it means one thing: another student has received a college acceptance. This joyful Counseling Office tradition celebrates each senior’s hard work and the exciting next chapter ahead.

Senior Car Parade

The Senior Car Parade puts a fun spin on celebrating the graduating class. Seniors deck out their cars and cruise through campus as the entire school turns out to cheer, wave and send them off in true Mustang style.

Alumni Induction Ceremony The Alumni Induction Ceremony marks an important transition as Immaculate seniors are officially welcomed into our alumni community. Though their time as students may be ending, the ceremony reminds them that –

“Once a Mustang, Always a Mustang!” TRADITIONS 2026

Legacy Families

Left to right: Luis Falcao ‘92, Andrew Falcao ‘26, C.J. Previdi ‘26, Eugene Previdi ‘88, Sophia Kayal ‘26, Abraham Kayal ‘92, Brendan O’Marra ‘88, Garrett O’Marra ‘26, David Lucchesi ‘79, Eva Lucchesi ‘26, Caryl Lucchesi ‘72, Jacob Saadi ‘26, Thomas Saadi ‘88, Victor Almeida ‘93, Mia Almeida ‘26, Isabel (Corte-Real) Almeida ‘94, Sophia Majoros ‘26, Jennifer (Scattolini) Sweeney ‘97, Katherine Carrasquillo ‘26 and Thomas Pesce ‘99

Andrew ‘26 and Luis ‘92 Falcao

Victor ‘93, Mia ‘26 and Isabel (CorteReal) Almeida ‘94

Katherine Carrasquillo ‘26 and Thomas Pesce ‘99

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TRADITIONS For many families, an Immaculate education is a cherished tradition passed down through generations. We are proud to honor nine legacy families in the Class of 2026, whose ongoing commitment and Mustang pride continue to enrich our school community.

David ‘79, Eva ‘26 and grandmother, Caryl ‘72 Lucchesi

Garrett ‘26 and Brendan ‘88 O’Marra

Jennifer (Scattolini) Sweeney ‘97 and Sophia Majoros ‘26

C.J. ‘26 and Eugene ‘88 Previdi

Jacob ‘26 and Thomas ‘88 Saadi TRADITIONS 2026

ALUMNI HAPPENINGS Please join us in congratulating the outstanding athletes who were inducted into the Immaculate High School Athletic Hall of Fame in October 2025!

Individual INDUCTEES: Coach Joe Anzalone Football & Track Brian Cosio '03 Baseball & Basketball Daniel Curtis '08 Football, Golf, Wrestling Paige Davis '15 Girls Soccer

Ashley Houghton '14 Girls Soccer Alexandra Kaeslin '12 Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track Daniel McCorkle '12 Basketball Coach Carlo Pascuzzi Soccer & Track

Corina (DaSilva) Pirulli '12 Girls Soccer Carly Schuyler '14 Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track John Thorne '67 Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country Thomas Wilson '01 Basketball & Football

2001 State Championship Baseball Team INDUCTEES: Coach Tom Neville '74 Assistant Coach Art Haddad Assistant Coach Ryan Holleran '98 Players: Thomas Bloss '01 Anthony Conte '01 Richard Fuller '03 Frank Genova '02 34

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Matthew Haddad '02 James Jordan '03 Peter McEwan '02 Patrick Nalley '03 Matthew Ovittore '03 Brett Palmer '03 Matthew Robbins '01 Stephen Robbins '01

Anthony Simone '01 Edward Simone '03 Peter Spallino '01 Michael Thater '04 Dennis Zancan

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2026 BLUE & WHITE GALA! The 2026 Blue & White Gala at The Amber Room was a resounding success, uniting our Mustang family in celebration of student achievement and community spirit. A highlight of the inspiring evening was honoring Nelson Mingachos ’89 for his extraordinary dedication and leadership at Immaculate High School. Thanks to our generous sponsors, bidders and supporters, funds raised will immediately enrich our arts, athletics and extracurricular programs. Excitement ran high throughout the night, capped off by our live auction highlights and energized raise the paddle! Special thanks to Gala Chairperson Melissa Parks, our dedicated volunteers and everyone who contributed to making this night unforgettable. Save the Date for the 2027 Blue & White Gala: Saturday, February 27, 2027!

36th ANNUAL GOLF OUTING Fairways, fun and philanthropic spirit were on full display at Ridgewood Country Club for the 36th Annual Golf Outing in September. Our alumni, parents, friends and community partners came together for an unforgettable day, raising significant funds in vital support of current and future Mustangs. We extend our deepest gratitude to all of the golfers and sponsors whose incredible generosity made this day such a resounding success. A Tribute to Our Co-Chairs Special recognition was given to Sal Chieffalo '81 and Scott Mitchell '81, who are stepping down after seven incredible years as Golf Outing Co-Chairmen. We are so grateful for their leadership and passionate dedication to IHS! TRADITIONS 2026

ALUMNI HAPPENINGS CALLED TO SERVE: THE CLASS OF 1971 CONTINUES TO GIVE BACK

Immaculate gave the Class of 1971 more than an education. It instilled a lifelong commitment to serving others. “Our generation was raised to believe that if a community helps shape your life, you have a responsibility to help shape its future,” said Jan Maria Jagush ‘71.

Jagush and many of her classmates have built impressive records of public service in the Danbury area and say it all started at Immaculate. “We learned early that leadership and compassion go hand in hand–and that lesson stayed with us long after graduation,” Jagush said. “As we’ve gotten older, many of us realized success means more than personal achievement. It also means leaving your community stronger than you found it.” From volunteerism to education to mentoring or helping neighbors behind the scenes, here are some of the ways Immaculate’s Class of 1971 are making a difference.

Carl Bailey and his wife have made a profound impact on the greater Danbury community through the founding of the Grassroots Academy, a program dedicated to serving at-risk students between the ages of eight and 22.

Jan Maria Jagush, a retired teacher of 35 years, has also spent nearly four decades with Scalzo Real Estate and owns JMJ Connecticut Property Management. She has also worked on community projects like beautification, cultural recognition and downtown revitalization.

Bill McAllister has devoted his life to the community through numerous area fire departments, holding leadership roles that included lieutenant, captain, training officer, deputy chief, assistant chief and chief, also serving for many years as Deputy Fire Coordinator for Litchfield County.

Barry Rickert had a long career as a Danbury firefighter, was elected as a Council-atLarge representative for the Danbury City Council and was appointed to the Danbury Zoning Board of Appeals.

Emile Buzaid has dedicated much of his life to public service and community involvement in Danbury, serving for 14 years on the Danbury Common Council.

Gene Eriquez served on the Danbury Common Council, and later went on to serve as mayor of Danbury for 12 years, helping guide the city through a period of growth.

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John Gogliettino’s community involvement includes 30 years of service on the Democratic Town Committee, including 10 years as treasurer, as well as eight years on the Environmental Impact Commission.

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Bailey Bellone ‘17 is engaged to Rachel Piche’. An October wedding is planned.

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Dominic Curra ‘18 got engaged to Julianna Perrotta in October in Chatham, MA. A June 2027 wedding is planned.

Greg Hall ‘74 and Mary Ellen (Garavel) Hall ‘75 celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary this past November. A beautiful Mustang love story, their journey began with a first date while attending IHS together on November 3, 1973. Exactly six years later, on November 3, 1979, they were married. Today, Greg and Mary Ellen are blessed with three children and four grandchildren.

Ahley Plumb ‘06 got engaged to Tyler Metz, of Danbury, in February 2026. They are planning a February 2027 wedding in South Carolina.

Katie (Schnuck) Goodsell ‘08 was married to James in Scotland in March

Mary Catherine Kallberg ‘18 and Christian Hakim were married on November 15, 2025 at St. Mary Church in Bethel, CT.

Danielle (Cerrone) Welchman ‘14 got married in Warwick, RI on May 23, 2026 to Kenny Welchman overlooking the beautiful Narragansett Bay. Her best friend and IHS classmate, Rachel Maguire ‘14, was her maid of honor.

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Ricky Kerins ‘13 married Ashley Engelhard on May 1 in Oceanside, NY.

John “Buddy” Stocks ‘13 married Kaitlin Rush on October 10, 2025 in Denville, NJ surrounded by family and friends.

Philip Kallberg ‘15 and Lynnsey Rebner were married at St. Matthew Parish in Conshohocken, PA on April 11, 2026. Ryan Mingachos ‘16 got engaged to Kayla Hamric on June 20.

Gabe Carino ‘10 and his wife Rosie welcomed their third child, Raphael Vincent, on September 25, 2025!

Adriana (Carino) DeLeo ‘13 welcomed a baby boy, George, on December 28, 2025!

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Class of 1968 Classmates from the Class of ’68 kept their cherished annual tradition alive with a June gathering at Armando’s in Bethel. A great time was had by all as everyone caught up and reminisced.

1960's Mary Newman ‘70 Honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Cardiac Arrest Survival Summit in recognition of her four decades of advocacy. As the founder and former President & CEO of the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation (SCAF) and co-founder of the Citizen CPR Foundation, Mary has been a tireless advocate for resuscitation awareness and has dedicated her life to raising public awareness and supporting survivors and their families. Notably, her early career work included helping to create the widely recognized “Chain of Survival” metaphor used by the American Heart Association. This prestigious joint award celebrates her enduring impact on the field of resuscitation and community lifesaving programs.

Gregory Hall ‘74 Retired from Wes-Tech Automation, Chicago, IL, as Sales Engineer and is enjoying time with his family. Congratulations on your retirement, Greg!

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1980's John Lopes ‘80 Checks in from Dallas with his first class note since graduation! All is well with John and his business, LST Companies (LSTCompanies. com), which has expanded into conversational AI and logistics consultancy alongside its core marketing and grandstands business. They recently managed events at the Indy 500 and F1 Miami Grand Prix. John sends his best to all his fellow Mustangs and misses everyone dearly.

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Mustangs from the 1980s reunited this summer at Newsylum Brewing Co. in Newtown for an evening of music, memories and friendship. Alumni gathered to hear One Level Down (O.L.D.), featuring fellow IHS graduates Mike Geary and Michael Lynch ’80, Liz Lynch ’81, Jerry Densk ’87 and Jim Lynch ’88.

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Kristi (Setaro) Hujik ‘91 is currently a health and performance coach delivering keynote speeches and workshops on her Capacity Ecosystem™️ frameworks. Kristi is also one of best-selling author Jon Gordon’s Certified Speaker and Trainers bringing leadership, mindset, culture, and teamwork trainings to companies, schools, organizations and sports teams.

2000's Megan Wax ‘07 Named Gametime CT Coach of the Year for girls basketball. Congratulations Megan on such a welldeserved honor!

2010's

Mikhaela McFarlin ‘17 Completed her PhD in counseling psychology from the University at Albany, SUNY in May! Her dissertation can be found on Google Scholar. Congratulations, Dr. McFarlin!

2020's

Lexi Walsh ‘22 A huge congratulations to alumna Lexi Walsh ’22, a graduate of Immaculate’s Certified Nursing Assistant Program! She graduated a semester early in the Fall of 2025 from the UNC Charlotte School of Nursing and is currently a Labor & Delivery Nurse and residing in Charlotte.

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Andy Morgado ‘90 Retired from the U.S. Army after 32 years on Active Duty on May 31, 2026. Andy served around the world, including three tours in Iraq, commanded through the Brigade level, served as the Director of the School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS) and completed his career as assistant dean at the Command and General Staff College (CGSC). Andy celebrated the moment in the George Brett Suite at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City. He was joined by classmates Dina Merrer ‘90, Kelly (Moffa) Whalen ‘90, Rosa (Ramos) Izzo ‘90, Sean Curran ‘90, Susie (Clifford) Lavay ‘91 and Chuck Burkhardt ‘04. Molly Vannucci ‘01 Honored with the 2026 Leadership Award by Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring at their annual gala on April 28, 2026. She was recognized for her long-term commitment to mentoring, including mentoring her “little sister” Kenya for nearly a decade, and her professional leadership as a Senior Partner at IBM Consulting. Benjamin Fletcher ‘18 Officially completed his probationary year and is now a full-time career firefighterparamedic with the fire department in Columbus, OH. Congratulations, Benjamin!

Mia Romano ‘22 Graduated early from Sacred Heart University in 2025, earning her undergraduate degree in just three years! She is now in her second year of Sacred Heart’s Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) program. Congratulations on your amazing progress, Mia! TRADITIONS 2026

Honoring the Legacy of

Max Fehring The Immaculate High School community is mourning the tragic loss of Max Fehring, a beloved member of the Class of 2027 who passed away in July before the start of his senior year. Max was a cherished member of the Immaculate family and a dedicated member of the Track and Cross Country Teams. His loss is deeply felt by his classmates, teachers, coaches, teammates and all who had the privilege of knowing him.

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Honoring Legends: The Class of 1970 Rallies for a Lasting Legacy When the Class of 1970 lost two iconic members, Michael “Mickey” Pascuzzi ‘70 and John Mulvihill ‘70, their classmates rallied to honor their immense Mustang pride. Mickey served as Immaculate’s very first athletic trainer, while John was a four-year basketball standout and later chair of the Danbury Old Timers Athletic Association. For decades, our Athletic Department relied on Mickey’s original golf cart to support student-athletes. When it was finally retired, the Class of 1970 launched a campaign to fund a brand40

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strong sense of family and foundation of Catholic faith. Inspired by the words of St. Paul– “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."–the scholarship will recognize students who demonstrate the dedication, perseverance, character and faith that Max embodied. Contributions may be made through Immaculate’s scholarship page at: immaculatehs.org/support-ihs/ scholarships.

To honor Max’s life and carry his legacy forward, the Max Fehring Memorial Scholarship has been established in his loving memory. Max cherished his time at Immaculate, where he embraced the school’s

new replacement in their memory. Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, the goal was met and the new cart is officially on campus! To complete this tribute, Michael’s brother, Louis Pascuzzi of Economy Signs, generously donated the custom memorial lettering. We extend our deepest gratitude to Louis and everyone who contributed, ensuring Mickey and John’s legacies remain on our fields for years to come.

In Memoriam 2025-2026 Rev. Genaro Aguilar (Former Faculty)

Joan (Murphy) Lodsin ‘67

Rosemary (Purcell) Abdella ‘72

Tess Michaelsen ‘17

Seth Babikian (Coach)

John Mulvihill ‘70

Patricia (Roseboom) Binder ‘66 (2023)

Mark Niehaus ‘76

John Broas ‘72 Arthur Burgoyne ‘73 Mary “Molly” (Rowe) DeJoseph ‘70

David McDonald ‘79

Timothy Papp ‘80 Michael Pascuzzi ‘70 Mary Quinlan ‘72 (2025) James Ryan ‘79

James Delany ‘72

Craig Saviano ‘89 (2024)

Peter Dobson ‘70

Karen (Leo) Setaro ‘69

Ellen Doutney ‘71 (2024)

Mary (Ehrhard) Shooshan ‘66

Patricia (Paust) Dupree ‘71 (2025)

Stephen Sniffin ‘67

Maximilian Fehring ‘27 William Healy ‘68 Jill Jugler ‘82 (2024) Donna (Chaffee) Knoche ‘68 Kathleen Livolsi ‘82

Judith Suchy (Former Faculty) Sr. Patricia Sullivan (Former Faculty) Christian Van Hise ‘85 Sandra Walendzik ‘67 (2022)

TOTAL GIVING – JULY 1, 2025 TO JUNE 30, 2026 We are deeply grateful to all who supported Immaculate High School’s students and its program during our recently completed fiscal year. From philanthropic Leadership donors, to our True Blue benefactors, to our first-time supporters and everyone in between, YOU make the difference for our students. Thank you!

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Donors who supported at the $1,000.00+ level this year. Their support is vital to our mission.

Founders Society ($100,000+) Mr. George F. Landegger Legacy Society ($75,000 - $99,999) Anonymous Leaders of the Mission ($50,000 - $74,999) David R. Couch Education Fund Chris & Donna (Begg) Palmer ‘68 & ‘67 Guardians of the Mission ($25,000 - $49,999) Joseph T. Draper ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Paul ‘74 and Kim Coleman Dennis Fulling ‘83 Rob O’Neill ‘91 Partners of the Mission ($15,000 - $24,999) Mr. John Capilli (PA) Mrs. Carol Henry (PA, GP) Bill & Becky (Gage) Johnston ’85 (P, PA) José & Catherine (Gerwien) Pinto ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Gene Previdi III ‘88 (P) The Colonel Cares, Inc. Westchester Modular Homes, Inc. Our Lady’s Circle ($10,000 - $14,999) Anonymous Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Hatcher (PA)* Mr. Liben Hailu & Mrs. A.G. Wessen (P) President’s Circle ($5,000 - $9,999) Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Dr. & Mrs. Frederick Kayal (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Ignatius Anandappa (P)Ancient Order of Hibernians Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anstett (P) Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker ‘86 Buzaid Appliance Mr. Salvatore Chieffalo, Jr. ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Coelho (P, PA) Collin George Whitmore Foundation, Inc. Brian & Kathleen (Mason) Fitzgerald ‘66 Mr. Chris Hogan ‘90 IHS Field Hockey Team Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Lampazzi (P)

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Michelle Ann Kayal Memorial Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Mingachos ‘89 (PA)* Mike & Marla Monahan (PA) Mr. Robert Murphy Newtown Savings Bank Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Piccolo, Jr. Saint Rose of Lima Church The Dr. Joseph B. & Lillian Stiefel Foundation The Lawrence P. Doyle Foundation Mr. Henry Torres & Mrs. Maria GalvezTorres (P) Dr. David & Mrs. Elizabeth Weinshel Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Whitmore (P) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf (P) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wright (P) Principal’s Circle ($2,500 - $4,999) Albert J Salame Estate Anonymous Anonymous Michael & Debbie Basile (PA) The Bellone Family (PA, ‘17, ‘19, ‘22) * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown Capitol Hill Group Mr. & Mrs. David Cappiello ‘86 (PA)/Capitol Hill Group Mr. & Mrs. Bernardo Curra (PA)* Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Dell Mr. Raymond Depelteau ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiCandido Earthmovers, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Fahey (PA) Dr. and Mrs. Frank & Noreen Fanella (PA) Mr. Fabio Figueiredo & Mrs. Erica Flores (P) Gem Jewelry Mr. & Mrs. Bibek & Lisa Ghosh (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hatcher (PA) * Mr. Richard Honeck, Jr. ‘81 Imperial Electronic Assembly, LLC Mr. Edward Kilian III ‘99 Ms. Maureen (O’Neill) Lanza ‘85 Mr. Michael J. Mazzucco (PA) Ms. Mary Mazzucco ‘81 Mr. & Ms. Gary Michael ‘68 & ‘75 Mustang Basketball Camp Newtown Family Dentistry NY-Conn Corporation

KEY *faculty/staff/coach | (P) Parent | (PA) Parent of alumni | (GP) Grandparent

These loyal donors have given for at least five consecutive years—and many for over a decade. They sustain Immaculate and help us thrive. Their names are marked in blue. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin O’Connor (P, PA) Old Timers Athletic Association of Greater Danbury Overholt Charitable Foundation Quality Gem Ms. Deborah Rizzo Saint Mary Parish of Ridgefield Mr. & Mrs. Jason Scheckner (P) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sekelsky (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Van Houten ‘72 Ms. Jessie Wong (P) Mustang Circle ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr. Joseph Abdella ‘66 Advantage Realty, Inc. Victor & Isabel (Corte-Real) Almeida ‘93 & ‘94 (P) Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anthony J. Mercaldo & Associates P.C. Mr. & Mrs. Mark Baker ‘90 Ms. Andrea Baker ‘84 Robert & Patricia (Tulipani) Becker ‘72 Mr. Ray Bielizna * Mr. & Mrs. Paul Blaszka ‘87 Brescome Barton, Inc. Peter Brockelman ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bryant Kevin & Lori (Dennehy) Burns ‘76 Mrs. and Mr. Jeanette (Pesce) ‘93 Campo (P, PA) Kathleen & Chris Casey Classic Equipment Services, Inc. Mr. James Coffey ‘83 Mr. Joseph Coleman (PA, GP) Collins Hannafin, P.C. Ms. Suzanne Conlin Mr. Douglas Crane (P) CSA Engineering Services, LLC Thomas & Sharon (Kelly) DeJoseph ‘67 (PA) Jeannie Coleman Demko ‘88 (PA) * Mr. Gerald Densk ‘87 Fred & Lisa DiMaria (P, PA) Diocese of Bridgeport Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Doherty (P, PA) * Anonymous for scholarship TRADITIONS 2026

TOTAL GIVING – JULY 1, 2025 TO JUNE 30, 2026 Carolan & Patrick Dwyer (PA) Elmer’s Diner Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Marc Ennis ‘93 Five Oaks Public Relations Mr. & Mrs. Michael Frank ‘72 Jerry & Sharon Garavel ‘79 Mr. Michael Gelson & Dr. Deidre Condon (P) Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gerics Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Giobbi Carol & John Goode (PA) Patrick & Stacey Gribbin ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Haddad (PA) Halas Farm Market Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Halpern Ms. Meghan Hart ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. William Hatcher ‘17 Joyce M. Hess ‘68 (PA) Holy Name Society of NYPD Jowdy-Kane Funeral Home Mr. Tom Kennedy & Mrs. Kathleen Hock (P) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Kirkman (PA) Knights of Columbus Rev. John D. Kennedy Assembly # 99 Mr. Thaddeus Kolwicz ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Jared Lambert (P) Mr. Joseph Lopes & Mrs. Dawn HoodLopes (P) Mrs. Caryl A. Lucchesi ‘72 Robert & Barbara (Pawlisak) Mahoney - ‘72 & ‘70 Main Street Advanced Dental & Cosmetics Kevin and Mary Maloney Mark McGetrick Scholarship Fund Ms. Hanora Martin-Lopez Mediassociates Tom & Maureen Mertens * Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Pierre Mikhael (P) Scott & Marianne (Urkiel) Mitchell ‘81 (PA) Mr. Edward Morrissey ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Murray (P) Mutti USA Mrs. Claudia Negru * Newtown MediSpa Notre Dame of Easton Mr. James O’Rourke ‘88 Michael & Nancy (Buzaid) Palmer ‘69 Kevin & Patricia (McGrath) Palmer ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Palmer ‘74 & Family Mr. and Mrs. David Parks ‘99 (P) Mr. and Mrs. Jon Paul (P) Peirce & Salvato LLC Mrs. Jo-Anne (Tomanio) Price ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Rebeiro (PA) Ridgewood Country Club Mr. & Mrs. Ross Rizzo (PA) Mr. Stephen ‘01 & Dr. Darcy Ronan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Saadi, Esq. ‘88 (P) Linda & David Sabel 42

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Saint Mary School of Bethel Mr. Richard Salvato ‘05 Bob & Maureen Stanley ‘92 Carol Stone* Joseph & Denise (Henry) Suarez ‘87 (P, PA) * TK’s American Cafe Ultimate Limousine Service LLC Union Savings Bank United Solar Group Corporation Dr. & Mrs. Lupo Villega (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Barton Vos Winkel ‘75 (PA) * The Wang Family (PA) Mrs. Janice Williams (GP) Silver Club ($500 - $999) A & J Construction Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Donald & Maureen (Brew) Arsenault ‘69 * Assad’s Food Service Mr. Karl Babikian & Ms. Darlene Garofalo David & Colette (Connolly) Bennett ‘70 & ‘74 Neil & Maureen (O’Connor) Bonanno ‘83 Boston Aircontrols Mr. Mark D. Boughton Mr. and Mrs. David Budzynski (P) C2 Educational Systems, Inc. Caraluzzi’s Markets Fund Eugene Casagrande ‘75 Centennial Golf Club Mr. & Mrs. Fil Cerminara (PA) Anthony & Jacqueline (Nikki Weiss) Conte ‘01 & ‘07 |Ms. Carol Cooney (PA) Ms. Matilda Corte-Real * Mr. Brian Cosio ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Crabbe (P) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cronin ‘09 Mr. Greg Davis & Mrs. Amy Whyko (PA) Ms. Maura DeJoseph ‘94 Del-Tron Precision, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Vincent DiGilio ‘00 Mrs. Marguerite (Christe) Dobbins ‘13 Ms. Nicole Dorman ‘70 F & M Electric Supply Co. Doug Fachnie (PA) Jim & Christine Fahey (PA) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fappiano (P) Martin & Mary Ann (Grandieri) Foncello ‘70 (PA)* Mr. & Mrs. Paul Giansiracusa (P, PA) * Mr. Gary Gramling ‘72 Ms. Mary Gulya ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Hall (P) Paul & Paulette (Levesque) Hart ‘71 (PA) Hat City Pools Brian & Sharon Hatcher ‘12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hefferon ‘78

Mr. Paul Hiro ‘68 Hollandia Nurseries, LLC Gregory Horan ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hossan ‘72 The Hoyt Family (PA) Mr. Michael R. Hufnagel ‘97 Mr. Daniel P. Jowdy (PA) Brendan ‘68 & Joyce Jugler (PA) Mrs. Carole Kaback (PA) Kane Funeral Home Mr. & Mrs. Carl Kazmierczak (P) Mr. Patrick Kelly & Mrs. Marie Dundas Kelly (P) Ben & Maggie (Bierwirth) Kent ‘91 (PA) K-Man Glass Corp. Knights of Columbus McGivney Council #29 Dr. Cathleen Kowalski ‘68 Mr. Jeff Larson Ms. Beth Anne LiVolsi ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy LiVolsi ‘80 Mr. Kevin LiVolsi ‘86 Mr. Robert Lucian ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ludanyi (PA) * Martin & Jennifer (Brockelman) Lynch ‘79 (PA) Mr. Stephen Martin (P) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Martino (PA) Mr. & Mrs. James McCarthy (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McGoldrick (PA) Kieran & Deborah McGrath (PA)| Mr. Brian McGrath ‘08 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph McIntosh ‘68 (PA) Drs. Gregory & Dorothy McKenna (PA) McKenna Orthodontics Mr. & Mrs. Kevin McMahon (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Peter Molinaro ‘70 Mr. Zach Morris Danielle and Timothy Nash * New Fairfield Press, Inc. Norbert E. Mitchell Co., Inc. Palmer Brothers Hardware Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Pickering Preferred Maintenance, Inc. Joan Pryde ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Reelick (PA) Richter Park Golf Course Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ringes (PA) Deacon and Mrs. Michael Ronan * Sam & Jennifer Rosenblum (PA) Mr. John Rynne (PA) Saint Mary School of Ridgefield

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Patricia Saviano ‘69 William & Carolyn (Sullivan) Schlichtig ‘85 & ‘87 (P, PA) Christopher C. Setaro ‘83 Paul & Carrie (Kilian) Sirois ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith (P) Dr. Ian Smith ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Spahn (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Devin Stilson ‘69 Mrs. Stacie Stueber Mr. & Mrs. Bruno Telesca (P, PA) The Club at River Oaks The Rizzo Companies, Inc. The Silo at Hunt Hill Farm Total Wine & More Van Houten & Company, LLC Victorian Associates LLC Kevin & Sandy Walsh ‘78 Dr. Amy Weschler Christopher & Laurie (McKenzie) White ‘81 Blue Club ($250 - $499) Mr. & Mrs. Geneva & Gary Adkins Ms. Laurie Albano ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ames (PA) Ms. Isabelle Anandappa ‘26 Arnold & Claire (Mahoney) Anderson ‘75 (PA) Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Kevin & Gail Archer (PA) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bacher (GP) Bagel Delight Baker Tilly Mrs. Elizabeth (Palmer) Bamonte ‘03 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Banning ‘87 Dr. & Mrs. Edward Beja (P) Beja Consulting, LLC Mr. Jason Bellone ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. John Bender ‘75 Jorge & Paula (Boa) ‘98 Sousa (P) Mr. David L. Bono (PA) Boys Golf Mr. & Mrs. James Bremner (P, PA) Brookfield Vision Care Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brown (GPA) BSN Sports Mr. Daniel Bucko ‘74 Thomas & Debbie (Caravetta) Burke ‘79 (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Norman Buzaid III (P) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Caraluzzi (PA) Mr. and Mrs. Erik Carballo (P) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Chamberlin (PA) Chick-fil-A Mr. Frank Chieffalo ‘19

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Chirayil (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Philip Christe (PA) James & Nicole (Randazzo) Cipriani ‘90 & ‘89 Clearview Realty LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Conlon (P) Mr. Christopher Cosio ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. John Costa ‘78 Mrs. Rita Crane (P) Mr. Dominick Curra ‘18 Danbury Sports Dome LLC Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Dennehy ‘75 Ms. Tianyi Dong ‘26 Ms. Mary Dowling Marino ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Durkin ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Elston ‘83 Mr. Michael Fagan ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Felton (P) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fleming (P, PA) Ms. Alice Fleming Mr. Tim Geraghty Mr. Michael Gianfranceschi ‘72 Golf Ranch Good Directions Tyrone and Mary Kate (Roos) ‘02 Gordon Mrs. Christy (Green) Hickey ‘89 Terrence & Anne Guiry (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Guth (P, PA) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Halas ‘84 (P, PA) Mr. Daniel Hall ‘82 Mr. Nicholas Hatcher ‘15 & Ms. Taylor Basile ‘15 Mr. & Mrs. James Hawk ‘82 (PA) Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Heard Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Henn (PA) Mrs. Peggy (Shea) Hewett ‘74 Faith Hickey ‘88 Miss Victoria Hickey ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Horosky (P) * Mr. & Mrs. William Hossan ‘75 Ms. Cheryl Hyatt ‘76 Immaculate Parents Assoc. Ingersoll Auto of Danbury Major & Mrs. Robert Jedzinak ‘66 Mrs. Mary (Deakin) Johnson ‘80 Ms. Marta Keane ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kenney Sean & Maureen (Elston) Kerins ‘77 (PA) Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kistner Kenneth Kowalski ‘70 Mr. Darren Kraft & Mrs. Katie Phillips Kraft (P) Ms. Lenora Labrecque Mr. Ethan Lambert ‘28 Mr. William Lavelle Law Offices of David F. Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Clint Layog (P) Mr. Robert Leggett ‘83 Lynne & Richard Lemme * Ms. Rosemary (Dursi) Lilley ‘71 Mr. Mark Linkowski ‘91 Mr. James Lipscomb ‘93 Henry Louis, Jr. ‘75 Mr. Brian Macauley ‘93

Mr. John Madzula II ‘95 Mr. Anthony Maher ‘77 Ms. Kristine Martin (P) Mr. Keith Martinich ‘86 Dr. Chris & Lori Mascetta (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McCabe (P) McGoldrick & McGoldrick CPAs, LLP Ms. Pamela McGovern (P) Mr. & Mrs. Shawn McLoughlin (PA) Milea Estate Vineyard Mill Plain Vet Ms. Isabella Mingachos ‘16 Mono-Crete Step & Vault, LLC Mrs. Robin Moravsky * Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Motta ‘75 Ms. Honora Murphy ‘76 Mr. David Murphy ‘72 Dr. Larry Nkabinde & Dr. Lisa Burgess Mr. Gregory Pagel ‘83 Kerry & Ashley (McMahon) Palmer ‘04 Richard & Cynthia (Barnick) Palmer ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Pattison (P) Pelo by Egardo Salon Mr. & Mrs. Elio Petta (P, PA) * Debbie (Kowelski) Pietras ‘71 (PA) * Ms. MaryBeth Prunty ‘78 Mr. James Purcell III ‘71 R & J Electrical Contractors LLC Mrs. Donna Rahtelli Red Lion Inn Regional YMCA of Western CT Ridgefield Parks & Recreation Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra Mr. Alfonso Robinson (P) Ms. Neyda Rosado * Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Ross (PA) Peter & Kathleen Ruppert ‘82 Saint Edward the Confessor Holy Trinity Parish Saint Joseph Church of Brookfield Saint Joseph Church of Danbury Mr. Frank Salvatore, Jr. ‘84 Tony Saviano ‘75 Ms. Emma Scheckner ‘26 Ms. Lily Scheckner ‘29 Bob Schlichtig ‘89 Robert & Anne (Simpson) Schmiedel ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schwam (P) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Sedensky III ( PA) Seven Salon Spa Deborah Shanley Benzaia ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Shantz (P) Andrew & Maura (O’Hara) Shpunt ‘78 & ‘83 Mr. Andrew Shulz Mr. Tim Smith Ed & Grace Smith (PA) Ms. Anne Soltes (PA) Anna & Matthew Stankey (PA) Mr. & Ms. Sam Tedawes (P) The Car Guys Garage LLC The Silo Cooking School TRADITIONS 2026

TOTAL GIVING – JULY 1, 2025 TO JUNE 30, 2026 Mr. William Totten Track Team Mr. Peter Tragni ‘82 Mr. Martin P. Tuite ‘84 United Roofing and Sheet Metal, Inc. Geoffrey & Kathleen (Mahoney) Wakeford ‘77 (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Stefan J. Weber (P) Msgr. Robert Weiss Mary Stocks (PA) Yankee Painting and Contracting Patrons Club ($100 - $249) Adam Broderick Salon & Spa All Star Indoor Batting Range Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Eulises Anton & Mrs. Cristina Imperio (P, PA) Erik & Ruth Apotheker Mr. & Mrs. John Ashkar Back Door Chicken & Burgers Bagelman Michelle and James Baird * Ms. Patricia (Morgan) Baker ‘70 Ms. Nancy Baldaserini ‘71 Ms. Ellamae Baldelli ‘67 Ms. Christine Baldelli ‘70 Mr. Joseph Becker ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bellone Mr. Robert Benedetto* Daniel & Cheryl Ann Bennett-Land ‘75 Mr. Mark Berkowitz Peter & Deborah (Jones) Bette ‘70 Mr. David Betts (P) Mr. CJ Blaszka Mr. Mark Bohacs Mr. David Bonilla ‘00 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bouffard ‘93 Barbara Dominakus Braatz ‘89 Mrs. Joann Braun & Mr. John Ellis (P) Mr. Jeffrey Bruno ‘80 Mr. Franklin Bukovich (P) Brian Burnell ‘75 David & Veronica (Cerrone) Burson ‘70 Ms. Patricia Butler Mr. Gregory Carrafiello ‘83 Mike Casey ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ceccarelli (P) Mr. Phil Chiarella Mr. Dominic Chieffalo 44

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Mr. & Mrs. Mark Chory (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Tony Cirone (PA) Norman & Susan (Lombardi) Clarkson ‘70, ‘69 Ms. Deborah Ann Conlan ‘72 Connecticut Cigar Company, LLC Ms. Patricia Connery ‘70 Lew Gillett & Margie Connors Gillett ‘80 Mr. Michael Conte ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Conte (PA) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cordeiro (P) Mr. Zito Corte-Real Mr. Matt Coughlin Ms. Melinda (Prinz) Crews ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Critelli ‘00 Ms. Susan Crowe (PA) Mr. & Mrs. James Crutchfield (P, PA) Mr. Paul Cumming ‘67 Fergus and Maria Deirdre Daly Mr. & Mrs. Imad Danial (P) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony D’Ausilio * Ms. Paige Davis ‘15 Mrs. Karen (Gerwiner) Dech ‘74 Mr. Ken Deeds Mrs. Nancy (Sousa) Degree ‘92 Ms. Joanne DeMassa * Mr. Michael Demko (P, PA) Mr. Zachary Demko ‘19 Joleen Garofalo Dennison ‘86 (P, PA) Mr. Ronnie Densk Mrs. Linda Di Matteo & Mr. Andrew Warren (P) Ms. Kayleigh Dickinson ‘26 Mr. Colin Dickinson ‘25 Ms. Michaelina DiSibio Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DiVestea (PA) Mr. William Ducey Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Dunleavy (PA) * Ms. Kathleen Dunne ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Elezaj Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fagan ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Fahey ‘10 Ms. Jennefer Figuereo (P) Mr. Joe Fitzpatrick Mr. & Mrs. John Fitzpatrick (PA) Ms. Lauren (Brugnatelli) Fitzpatrick ‘15 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Flanagan (PA) Mr. Declan Foley Ms. Linda Foley Father Christopher Ford Mr. and Mrs. Eric Jon Forsberg ‘83 Ms. Kathleen (Frainier) Fredrickson ‘81 Mr. Dean Francis ‘81 Mrs. Glenda Franco (P) The Fredette Family (PA, ‘12, ‘14, ‘18) Mr. John Philip Gallagher Mr. Bob Gallagher Mrs. Jennifer Gallo-Elfreich * Jose & Melisa (Farrell) ‘97 Garcia (P, PA) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Gardner (P)

Ms. Joan Garofalo (PA, GP) Mr. and Mrs. William Garvey * Mr. Colin Gehan ‘99 Ms. Jaclyn Gelson ‘29 Mr. Jeffrey George ‘72 Ms. Cathleen Gianfranceschi ‘78 Joanne Giorgio-Chapleau (PA) Girls Softball Team Mr. Robert Godfrey ‘66 Golf Lounge 18 Ms. Laurel Goudy Gouveia Vineyards William & Kathleen (Flanagan) Grabert ‘72 Mr. Jaime Granillo ‘26 Greenwich Symphony Orchestra Mr. William Gregori ‘83 Ms. Denise (Streaman) Griss ‘70 Mr. Konrad Grossheim ‘26 Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Grossheim Mrs. Dorathea Gulya-Stasny ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Jay Gunzy ‘85 (PA) Mr. Siwei “Zane” Han ‘26 Mr. & Mrs. John Hannigan (PA) Mr. Brian Hart ‘71 Ms. Colleen Hawk ‘18 Kathleen Healy Piccirillo ‘74 Andrea Henry ‘90 Ms. Doreen Hickey Ms. Frances J. (Polakowski) Holloway ‘72 Mr. Albert Hossan ‘68 Mr. Christopher Houser * Mrs. Mary Ann Houser (PA) Hummus Fit Mr. Joseph Hunt ‘70 Ms. Jennifer Clifford Hussey ‘89 Immaculate High School Dr. and Mrs. Loren Inigo Santiago Mr. Vince Jackson Ms. Ann Jaehnig (PA) Ms. Jan Maria Jagush ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Janik Jr. (P, PA) Mrs. Susan Kaback-Poulos ‘89 Deacon George & Mrs. Marilyn (Carlson) ‘73 Kain Mr. Etienne Katz Azian & Joseph Kearney Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kearns ‘68 Mr. Dennis Keeler Mr. Matthew Kendziorski ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. John Kermashek (PA) Siobhan Kieras ‘81 Mr. Liam Kirkman ‘28 Mr & Mrs. Carmelo Kish (PA) Mr. Andrew Kisling Klickers Hair Studio Mr. Kevin Kolwicz ‘73 Mr. Michael Kozlowski ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Krause (PA)

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Krystopa Mr. Rob Labarbera Mr. Edward LaMere ‘77 Ms. Lisa Lanni Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lasco (PA) Mrs. Elizabeth Lato * Mr. Liswed Ian Layog ‘26 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel LeBlanc (PA) Mr. & Mrs. James Lillis (P) Ms. Ruth Lindauer Ms. Kathleen LiVolsi ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Zachary Long ‘04 Philip & Margaret (Tita) Lopes ‘70 Bruce, Michelle & Victoria Loubert Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Lounsbury ‘99 (P) Ms. Louise Loya Mayne ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lucas Ms. Eva Lucchesi ‘26 Ms. Cathleen (Minck) Lynch ‘69 Ms. Kayla MacInnis* Mr. Joseph Maloney ‘17 Michael ‘94 & Regina Mango & Family Mr. and Mrs. John Maravilla (P, PA) Mrs. Sandy (Define) Margoles ‘68 Ms. Mary Martin ‘26 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McAloon (P, PA) Mr. John McAvoy ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCabe (GP) Mick and Catherine McDonough * Blake & Kelly (Fagan) McElroy ‘95 Mr. Peter McEwan Jr. ‘02 Mrs. Kathleen Mcglynn Ms. Louise McGovern Ms. Frances Mcguire Ms. Patricia McKernan * Mr. & Mrs. Peter McMahon (P) Mr. & Mrs. John McNicholas (PA) Mr. and Mrs. Tyler McRuiz Mr. Mason McSwiggan ‘25 Mr. Kevin McSwiggan & Mrs. Cathy Smith (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Albert Mead Ms. Maura Melody (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Maury Mendes (P) Mrs. Mary Denise Merkel (PA) Dr. and Mrs. Robert Merrer Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Mesinger (P) Mr. Steven Michos Mike Riccio Sports LLC Mr. Jack Miller ‘26 Ms. Callie Miller ‘26 Mr. Ryan Miller ‘28 Mr. Michael Missailidis ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. David Mitchell (PA) Ms. Linda Mitchell Maggi ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Monckton (P) Mrs. Justine (Fagan) Monken ‘72 Mr. Austin Monteiro ‘01 Mr. Louis Montesi Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Morgan ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Doug Mottola (P) Mr. Mark Motyka ‘83

Ms. Rita Mulvihill ‘74 Daniel & Cathy Murphy ‘66 (PA, GP) Musicals at Richter John & Anetra (Maroto) Nabozna ‘76 Paul & Elizabeth Naves (PA) Robert & Dorothy Neil Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nelson, Jr. (PA) Mr. Joseph Nero ‘70 New England Graphics & Metals, LLC Ms. Mary (May) Newman ‘70 Mr. Gerry O’Brien Lucia & Steve O’Hara (PA) Mr. Brandon Olivieri Mr. Carl Olivieri Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ong Mrs. Linda Orlando Ottavio ‘69 Ms. Myriam Orozco Mr. Mark Ottusch * Overhead Door Company of Torrington Padanaram Wine & Liquor Paddle Pub Mr. Francis Palmer (PA) Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Pandolfi ‘97 (P) Mr. Anderson Paul ‘29 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pennella ‘70 Peony Music Group Larry & Domitila (Corte-Real) Pereira ‘91 (PA) Ms. Nadia Perez * Mr. & Mrs. Mario Perez (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pertoso (PA) Mr. Jeremy Pessolano Robert & Karin (Craig) Petrini ‘70 Ms. Carole Elizabeth Pettibone Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Pickle Spot Indoor Courts Ms. Beatriz (Pina) Smith ‘83 Ms. Debra Pires ‘75 Dr. & Mrs. John Pitrelli (PA) * Robert & Lisa (Briscoe) Plumb ‘78 (PA) * Mr. Douglas Polistena Mr. Chef Prasad Mr. Michael Pucci & Mrs. Kim Kleinman Pucci (P) Mr. Michael Reifeiss (P) Mr. and Mrs. William Rendo (PA) Mr. Christian Reyes ‘26 Mr. & Mrs. Rui Ribeiro (P) Mrs. Alberta (Baldelli) Riccardi ‘77 Mr. Larry Rice Arthur & Arlene Rice (PA, GP) Ms. Carol (Zacher) Rinkoff ‘70 The Rios Family ‘81 (PA) ‘20 Robert Taylor Photography Ms. Kristen Robinson (P) Mr. & Mrs. Leo Robitaille (P) Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ropiak (P) Ms. Anita L. Rosner Adam & Catherine (Lynch) Ross ‘01 & ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. Bob Rossman (PA) Ms. Cristina Ruiz Scott and Tara (O’Keefe) ‘91 Ruszczyk (P)

Sal E Pepe Italian Bistro Mr. Thomas Sansone ‘78 & Ruth Beardsley Mr. Michael Santangeli Mr. Richard Scalzo ‘75 Mr. John Scalzo ‘92 Ms. Christina Scalzo Mr. Anthony Scalzo Mr. and Mrs. Keith Schwam Ms. Cheri Lynn Scull Mr. & Mrs. Erik Secola (P) Ms. Marjorie Shannon ‘81 Mr. Wayne Shepperd ShopRite Ms. Hayden Sibilia ‘26 Mr. & Mrs. Haendel Sibilia (P) Mr. David Simone ‘05 Ms. Bridget (Corkery) Smith ‘85 Mr. Robert N. Smith ‘70 Mr. Darius Smith ‘16 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Sniffin Craig & Lori (Connolly) Sollose ‘89 & ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Chris Spennicchia (P) Christopher St. Jean (PA) Mr. Robert Stella Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stepanian Mr. Matthew Stevens ‘06 Stew Leonard’s Nanci & Paul Stockmann * Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sturges ‘67 Denise Sullivan ‘66 Ms. Laura Sullivan ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton ‘67 Mr. Mark Svanda Mr. Thomas Sweeney ‘66 Mr. Russell Sweeting (P, PA) Tambascio’s Italian Grill Tarantino’s Bar & Restaurante Ms. Maya Tedawes ‘26 The Cake Boutique by Lauren The Robert Mei Family - Brookfield Plumbing and Heating Mr. Michael Timan ‘71 Terry & Rich Tortora (PA) Drs. Gary Townsend & Joan Draper Townsend (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Brian Trainor (P) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Vaghi ‘71 Mr. & Ms. Johannes Van Brakel (P) Mrs. Debra (Salvato) Vance ‘08 Molly Vannucci ‘01 Ms. Susan VanSauter ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Micky Verma Mrs. Margaret Vosswinkel (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Chad Wertman (P) Ms. Alison Wertman ‘26 Mr. and Mrs. George Whitmore Ms. Renee Whitworth Whole Foods Alexa & Patrick Wild (PA) * Margaret (Reese) Williamson ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Wilson (P) TRADITIONS 2026

TOTAL GIVING – JULY 1, 2025 TO JUNE 30, 2026 Mr. Peter Wixted ‘76 Mrs. Margaret Wixted Auger ‘70 Ms. Choi Ying Wong & Mr. Hieu Nguyen * Ms Alyssa Wright ‘26 Mrs. Suzanne Wright ‘75 Mr. Mengcheng Wu ‘16 Mr. Manny Ylagan YorkTown Stage Karen & Ed Zanotti Mike Zarcone ‘68 Mr. Joseph Zielinski (PA) Friends Club (up to $99) 850 Degrees Wood Fired Restaurant Accente Salon Mrs. Lynn (Vaccarelli) Aiksnoras ‘72 Ms. Donna Anderson (PA) Ms. Celeste Andrei * Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Bassem & Jeanine Antonios (P, PA)* Aquila’s Nest Vineyards Ms. Stella M. Araya-Weil ‘86 Miss Abigail Archer ‘10 Mr. Adam Archer ‘13 Ms. Katharine Archer ‘15 Mr. Tyler Archer ‘06 Bailey’s Backyard Bank Street Movie Theater Mr. Scott Bankaitis BD Provisions Mrs. Priscilla Behling (PA) Mr. Mateo Belli Ms. Allie Bellone ‘22 Ms. Chloe Bellone ‘22 Bethel Organics and Specialty Market Bethel Pizza House Mr. George Bielizna * Big Y Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Blackman (P) Bob & Cathy Blair (P, PA) Mrs. Caitlin (Hart) Blessey ‘02 Mr. Seth Bogoslofski Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bonamarte (P) Ms. Victoria Bono ‘20 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Borges (P) Mrs. Rosemary Bouffard (PA) Bridgewater Chocolates Bridgewater Village Store Robert & Ramona (Lariccia) Brunetti ‘69 & ‘70 Mr. Colby Brungart Butcher’s Best Ms. Jyotshna Buyyala (P) Ms. Lillie Carballo ‘29 Ms. Jenny Casey * Bernard & Elsa Cassidy (P, PA) Ms. Linda Cellamare (PA) Ms. Trilby Cellamare ‘24 46

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Kyle Cerminara ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Chaleski (P) Mr. Todd Chambers Katie Chicklinski-Cahill ‘91 Fr Peter Cipriani Mr. & Mrs. Richard Connors (P, PA) Ms. JoAnn Constantini ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. John Costa (P) Costco Wholesale Cover Two Sports Cafe Mr. & Mrs. Brian Cronin (PA) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curtis (P) Mr. Dominick Cutri Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Daigle Danbury Ice Arena Ms. Sharon M. Daragan ‘72 Mr. Steven DeBellis Mrs. Vera “Pudgie” Delohery Ms. Isabella DiNatale ‘25 Ms. Diana DiVestea ‘22 Mr. Joseph Dobbins Mr. Keelan Doherty ‘20 Mr. Charles Doran ‘25 Mr. & Mrs. John Drohan ‘86 Mr. Patrick Kelly Duncan * Ms. Deirdre Dwyer ‘25 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Eaton (P) Mr. Haydon Eaton ‘26 Elicit Brewing Company elizabella’s bake shop Mr. Todd Engels Evergreen Juice Bar Mr. Sean Fahey ‘17 Mr. Eric Fell Mr. Timothy Fitzgerald ‘70 Ms. Shea Foscato ‘24 Franco’s Pizza Ms. Lynn Marie Freer ‘70 Ms. Jackie Gallagher Mr. Patrick Garcia ‘25 Ms. Mackenzy Garden ‘19 Ms. Emily Geary Ms. Jillian (Salcido) Gentile ‘03 Gino’s Pizza Parlor Mr. Thomas Ginty ‘88 Girls Basketball Team Ms. Sandra Gomes (P) Ms. Patricia Grandieri ‘70 Greenwood Features Mrs. Alice Grover* Ms. Anita Gulia * Mr. Tim Haas Haciendo Don Manuel Anonymous Hartford Yard Goats Ms. Bradley Horosky ‘29 Mr. Yoandi Interian Ms. Carrie Isbell

Jaime’s Sweet Shop Mr. & Mrs. Peter Jeffrey (PA) Kevin & Karen (Houser) Johnston ‘86 Mr. Jeffrey Jowdy ‘86 Mr. Gordon Juhl ‘66 Dr. and Mrs. Michael Karol (P) James & Michelle (Stavros) Keenan ‘87 Mr. Tim Kelly Mr. Ronald Kopcik Mr. Stephen Kostes * Sven and Barbara (Harris) ‘85 Kovacs (P) John & Elizabeth (Botelho) Kuzniewski ‘69 Tyler & Dayna (Foley) Kuzniewski ‘01, ‘07 Mr. Robert Lancia Janine LeBlanc Mr. & Mrs. Ian Lenz (P, PA) Mr. and Ms. Shane Lindley (P) Megan LiVolsi ‘97 Mr. Lorenzo Lopes ‘26 Mrs. Melissa Lopes Haynes ‘02 Lucia Ristorante Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lugo (PA) Ms. Olivia Lugo ‘25 Ms. Jane Mahoney * Mr. Gary Malbin Mr. & Mrs. Michael Manera (P) Manipura Power Yoga Mr. Paul Manko Mr Dave Marsillio Ms. Yoana Martinez Ms. Taylor Mascetta ‘19 Ms. Caitlyn Mascetta ‘24 Travis & Stephanie (Rebeiro) Mastrogiannis ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Matte (P) Mr. and Mrs. Brian & Jeannette (McNicholas) McCambley ‘98 Mr. & Mrs. Terrence McNicholas ‘98 Mr. Jason Medoff Dr. & Mrs. Nestor Mejias (P) Mejias Health and Wellness Ms. Carol Mickiewicz Ms. Layla Mikhael ‘29 Millbrook Vineyards & Winery Mimi Mr. Ryan Mingachos ‘16 Danielle (Bissonette) Mink ‘13 Mr. Mark Mirsky Mr. & Mrs. Paul V. Mohn, Jr. (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Morse ‘83 Kathleen (Draper) & Steven Mount ‘71 George & Catherine (Richardson) Murdock ‘69 My Place Restaurant Christopher & Donna (Labarbara) Nash ‘87 Mr. Horia Negru Ms. Tricia Nelson Newtown Nail Spa Nina Nail Spa Ms. Terry (Ruggiero) Novella ‘70

Nutmeg Olive Oil Company Mr. John O’Hara ‘10 Sean & Kelley (Stabell) O’Rourke ‘82 (PA) Mr. and Mrs. Garett Palmer (P) Mr. Tyler Parks ‘28 Reverend Philip Lanh Phan* Pilates Barre Mrs. Elsa (Hofer) Pine ‘87 Dr. Ashley Plumb ‘06 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Plumb ‘05 Mr. Tyler Plumb ‘16 Mr. Victor Pluto ‘73 Mr. Adam Podpora Queen Bee Coffee Company David & Kathryn Quesnell James & Jennifer (Fuegeman) Quish ‘90 & ‘91 (P, PA) * Mrs. Nakea Reed (P) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rerick (PA) Ricci’s Hair Salon & Hero Barbershop Mr. Cole Ross ‘23 Mrs. Stephanie Rugg * Salon Michele

Mrs. MuMu San * Ms. Allison Savage * Ms. Allison Scherer (P) Mrs. Thanh (Nguyen) Shorter ‘88 Mr. Anthony Simone ‘01 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sommer (P) Mr. Fernando Soto Ruiz * Spice Indian Cuisine Mr. and Mrs. James Spinner (PA) Stephen Nicole Salon Strikers of Brookfield Ms. Madeline Suarez ‘20 Mr. Joseph Suarez ‘18 Mr. Christopher Suarez ‘22 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Suda (P) Ms. Diana Sullivan ‘80 Tabouli & More Target Mr. & Mrs. Dean Tarsi ‘68 Dr. Dana Taylor TerraSole Ristorante The Toy Room The Toy Tree

Mr. and Mrs. Darrick Tonini Mr. Corey Turer Valley Golf Center Ms. Joan Van Dyke Village Liquor Shoppe Mr. Mike Vitolo The Wainwright Family (PA) Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Walsh ‘70 Mr. Tim Walsh Mr. Stefan S. Weber Jr. ‘26 Mr. Maximilian Weber ‘27 Ms. Sophia Weber ‘29 Ms. Stephanie Weber Mr. & Mrs. Michael Weiner (PA) Ellen Williams & Gil Consolini (PA) Ms. Cadence Wilson ‘29 Mrs. Ann (Ehrhard) Windebank ‘67 Ms. Aubrey Wright ‘28 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Xavier (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Rafael Yalli (P)

WITH GRATEFUL HEARTS…. We are deeply grateful for the generous support from our alumni, parents, parents of alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, coaches, business supporters and friends throughout the 2025–2026 school year. This support is vital to accomplishing our mission and inspires our community every day! SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS | July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026 Immaculate Fund Scholarship & Tuition Assistance Gerwien Endowment & Scholarships Held in the Fund Special Events Golf Outing Spring Gala Other Restricted Gifts

TOTAL CONTRIBUTED REVENUE Gifts-in-Kind Empowering Our Legacy Beyond Today Campaign Pledge Payments

$244,591.37 $427,975.00

17% 29%

$239,893.00

16%

$106,014.80 $153,419.16 $102,145.49

7% 10% 7%

$1,274,038.82 $78,829.97

$125,910.00

TOTAL GIVING $1,478,778.79 (including in-kind and campaign payments) Percentages based on total giving

IMMACULATE FUND GIVING BY CONSTITUENCY * Alumni IHS Board of Directors Parents Parents of Alumni Matching Gifts Faculty and Staff Friends

50% 20% 31% 16% 3% 5% 3%

*Please note some individuals may belong to more than one constituency

TRADITIONS 2026

SCHOLARSHIP GIFTS We are grateful to the following alumni, parents and friends who have invested in Immaculate’s scholarship program. Whether giving to special funds, our tuition assistance program or the Robert E. Gerwien, Sr. Scholarship Endowment Fund and the named scholarships held within it, these donors support students who are eager to attend Immaculate High School. They create opportunities and change lives.

GERWIEN ENDOWMENT GIFTS Joe Canestrari Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Paul ‘74 and Kim Coleman Kathleen Healy Piccirillo ‘74 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Motta ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Palmer ‘74 & Family The Colonel Cares, Inc. Liam Devine Scholarship The Dr. Joseph B. & Lillian Stiefel Foundation Rebecca Draper Townsend Moral Compass Scholarship Award Drs. Gary Townsend & Joan Draper Townsend (PA) Robert E. Gerwien Scholarship Arnold & Claire (Mahoney) ‘75 Anderson (PA) Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John Bender ‘75 Boston Aircontrols Eugene Casagrande ‘75 Lew Gillett & Margie Connors Gillett ‘80

Mrs. Karen (Gerwiner) Dech ‘74 Mr. Raymond Depelteau ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Dunleavy (PA) * Dr. and Mrs. Frank & Noreen Fanella (PA) Mr. Patrick Garcia ‘25 Mr. Richard Honeck, Jr. ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. William Hossan ‘75 Mrs. Mary Ann Houser (PA) Mrs. Carole Kaback (PA) Ms. Marta Keane ‘72 Kenneth Kowalski ‘70 Mr. Robert Lucian ‘80 Kevin and Mary Maloney Mr. Michael Missailidis ‘75 Mike & Marla Monahan (PA) Mr. Louis Montesi Mr. Edward Morrissey ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Motta ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Palmer ‘74 & Family Ms. Debra Pires ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Rebeiro (PA) Saint Rose of Lima Church

Tony Saviano ‘75 Mr. Richard Scalzo ‘75 Mr. Wayne Shepperd Nanci & Paul Stockmann * Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton ‘67 Ms. Susan VanSauter ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Barton Vos Winkel ‘75 (PA) * The Wainwright Family (PA) Msgr. Robert Weiss Mrs. Suzanne Wright ‘75 Henry Family Scholarship Mrs. Carol Henry (PA, GP) Gregory and Patricia LiVolsi Scholarship Ms. Beth Anne LiVolsi ‘89 Ms. Kathleen LiVolsi ‘82 Mr. Kevin LiVolsi ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy LiVolsi ‘80 Chris and Donna Palmer Scholarship Chris & Donna (Begg) Palmer ‘68 & ‘67 Collin George Whitmore Scholarship Collin George Whitmore Foundation, Inc.

OTHER SCHOLARSHIP GIFTS Ancient Order of Hibernians/Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Scholarship Ancient Order of Hibernians

David R. Couch Scholarship David R. Couch Education Fund

Derek Schmuecker Memorial Scholarship Mr. Brian McGrath ‘08

Love Patti Scholarship Saint Mary School of Bethel

The Seth Babikian Memorial Scholarship Mr. Karl Babikian & Ms. Darlene Garofalo Mr. John Capilli (PA) Mr. Keelan Doherty ‘20 Joseph T. Draper ‘82Doug Fachnie (PA) Jim & Christine Fahey (PA) Terrence & Anne Guiry (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Jay Gunzy ‘85 (PA) Brian & Sharon Hatcher ‘12 Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Hatcher (PA)* Mr. Steven Michos Ms. Anita L. Rosner Ms. Cheri Lynn Scull Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stepanian The Car Guys Garage LLC Mr. & Mrs. Robert Van Houten ‘72

Norman Kaback Memorial Scholarship Dr. & Mrs. Frederick Kayal (PA)

Candace Lee Williams Memorial Scholarship Victor & Isabel (Corte-Real) Almeida ‘93 & ‘94 (P) IHS Field Hockey Team Mr. & Ms. Sam Tedawes (P) Mrs. Janice Williams (GP)

Deacon Robert W. Becker, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Saint Mary School of Bethel Dr. & Mrs. Henry Blansfield Scholarship Kevin & Patricia (McGrath) Palmer ‘73 Rev. Francis Corry Catholic Education Award Ms. Hanora Martin-Lopez 48

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Monsignor Karl Scholarship Saint Mary School of Bethel Michelle Ann Kayal Scholarship Humanitarian Award Michelle Ann Kayal Memorial Scholarship Knights of Columbus Scholarship Knights of Columbus Rev. John D. Kennedy Assembly # 99 George Landegger Scholarship Mr. George F. Landegger

TUITION ASSISTANCE Anonymous Anonymous

Mark McGetrick Scholarship Mark McGetrick Scholarship Fund

Anonymous

Newtown Savings Foundation Scholarship Newtown Savings Bank Foundation

Mrs. Marguerite (Christe) Dobbins ‘13

Fayette Overholt Scholarship Overholt Charitable Foundation

Mustang Basketball Camp

Gary Rushworth Memorial Scholarship Ms. Jan Maria Jagush ‘71

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Christe (PA) Miss Victoria Hickey ‘66 Holy Name Society of NYPD Ms. Mary Mazzucco ‘81

BUSINESS SUPPORTERS Thank you to the following business who supported Immaculate through event sponsorships and contributions to the Immaculate Fund and Gerwien Endowment. We couldn’t do it without you!

A & J Construction Anthony J. Mercaldo & Associates P.C. Archer Engineering Assad’s Food Service Baker Tilly Boston Aircontrols Buzaid Appliance

Capitol Hill Group Caraluzzi’s Markets Fund Classic Equipment Services, Inc. Clearview Realty LLC Collins Hannafin, P.C. Danbury Ice Arena Del-Tron Precision, Inc. Earthmovers, Inc Elmer’s Diner Inc. F & M Electric Supply Co. Five Oaks Public Relations Halas Farm Market Hollandia Nurseries, LLC Imperial Electronic Assembly, LLC Ingersoll Auto of Danbury Jowdy-Kane Funeral Home Kane Funeral Home K-Man Glass Corp. Law Offices of David F. Bennett McGoldrick & McGoldrick CPAs, LLP McKenna Orthodontics Mediassociates

MATCHING GIFTS MULTIPLY SUPPORT

Michael J. Mazzucco, P.C. Mike Riccio Sports LLC Mono-Crete Step & Vault, LLC Mustang Basketball Camp Mutti USA New Fairfield Press, Inc. Newtown Family Dentistry Newtown Savings Bank Norbert E. Mitchell Co., Inc. NY-Conn Corporation Peirce & Salvato LLC Preferred Maintenance, Inc. R & J Electrical Contractors LLC Robert Taylor Photography The Rizzo Companies, Inc. Union Savings Bank United Roofing and Sheet Metal, Inc. United Solar Group Corporation Van Houten & Company, LLC Victorian Associates LLC Westchester Modular Homes, Inc.

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Thank you to the following donors who secured matching gifts from their employers. They have doubled or in some cases tripled their impact for the students of Immaculate! Mr. & Mrs. Ignatius Anandappa (P) Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wright (P) Mr. & Mrs. Jason Scheckner (P)

Ben & Maggie (Bierwirth) Kent ‘91 (PA) Carolan & Patrick Dwyer (PA) Ms. Deborah Rizzo Patrick & Stacey Gribbin ‘90

Many employers offer matching gift programs that match their employees’ charitable donations dollar-for-dollar and it never hurts to ask your HR department if your company participates. It takes just a few minutes, but it makes a huge difference for our students and school community!

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SMALL GIFTS: LASTING IMPACT! Every dollar makes a difference in the life of an Immaculate student. By choosing a recurring gift, you help ensure that bright, deserving Mustangs have access to a transformative Catholic education every single day.

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ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS Alumni gifts are a tribute to the positive experience and quality education these individuals received at Immaculate High School as well as their desire to provide the same opportunities for current and future Mustangs. We thank our alumni for these gifts made this fiscal year, July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026.

1966 Total Class Gifts: $14,141.00 Percent Participation: 12% John McAvoy JoAnn Constantini Robert Godfrey Brian Fitzgerald Mary Kathleen (Mason) Fitzgerald Denise Sullivan Gordon Juhl Mary Gulya Joseph Abdella Robert Jedzinak Thomas Sweeney Cathy (Murphy) Murphy Daniel Murphy Victoria Hickey Jo-Anne (Tomanio) Price 1967 Total Class Gifts: $61,522.00 Percent Participation: 11% Anonymous Anonymous Ellamae Baldelli Paul Cumming Sharon (Kelly) DeJoseph Thomas DeJoseph Dorathea Gulya-Stasny Donna (Begg) Palmer Michael Sturges John Sutton John Thorne Ann (Ehrhard) Windebank 1968 Total Class Gifts: $67,955.32 Percent Participation: 12% Anonymous Michael Fagan Joyce Hess Paul Hiro Albert Hossan Brendan Jugler Michael Kearns Cathleen Kowalski Sandy (Define) Margoles Ralph McIntosh Gary Michael Christopher Palmer Dean Tarsi Michael Zarcone 50

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1969 Total Class Gifts: $9,699.60 Percent Participation: 8% Maureen (Brew) Arsenault Robert Brunetti Susan (Lombardi) Clarkson Raymond Depelteau Mary Dowling Marino Elizabeth (Botelho) Kuzniewski Cathleen (Minck) Lynch Catherine (Richardson) Murdock Linda Orlando Ottavio F. Michael Palmer Nancy (Buzaid) Palmer Patricia Saviano Deborah Shanley Benzaia Devin Stilson 1970 Total Class Gifts: $7,435.00 Percent Participation: 23% Anonymous Patricia (Morgan) Baker Christine Baldelli Joseph Becker David Bennett Peter Bette Deborah (Jones) Bette Ramona (Lariccia) Brunetti Veronica (Cerrone) Burson Norman “Buddy” Clarkson Patricia Connery Melinda (Prinz) Crews Nicole Dorman Kathleen Dunne Timothy Fitzgerald Mary Ann (Grandieri) Foncello Lynn Marie Freer Patricia Grandieri Denise (Streaman) Griss Joseph Hunt Kenneth Kowalski Margaret (Tita) Lopes Philip Lopes Barbara (Pawlisak) Mahoney Peter Molinaro Joseph Nero Mary (May) Newman Terry (Ruggiero) Novella Michael Pennella Karin (Craig) Petrini Carol (Zacher) Rinkoff Robert Smith

Thomas Walsh Margaret Wixted Auger 1971 Total Class Gifts: $3,373.00 Percent Participation: 8% Nancy Baldaserini Paulette (Levesque) Hart Brian Hart Jan Maria Jagush Rosemary (Dursi) Lilley Lawrence Morgan Kathleen (Draper) Mount Deborah (Kowelski) Pietras James Purcell Anne (Simpson) Schmiedel Robert Schmiedel Michael Timan Mark Vaghi Margaret (Reese) Williamson 1972 Total Class Gifts: $13,458.40 Percent Participation: 17% Lynn (Vaccarelli) Aiksnoras Patricia (Tulipani) Becker Robert Becker Deborah Ann Conlan Sharon Daragan Edward Durkin Michael Frank Jeffrey George Michael Gianfranceschi Kathleen (Flanagan) Grabert William Grabert Gary Gramling Frances (Polakowski) Holloway Arthur Gregory Horan Robert Hossan Marta Keane Louise Loya Mayne Caryl Lucchesi Robert Mahoney Linda Mitchell Maggi Justine (Fagan) Monken David Murphy Robert Van Houten 1973 Total Class Gifts: $2,720.00 Percent Participation: 5% Anonymous Victor Pluto

ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS Patricia (McGrath) Palmer Marilyn (Carlson) Kain Kevin Kolwicz Thaddeus Kolwicz 1974 Total Class Gifts: $35,408.80 Percent Participation: 6% Colette (Connolly) Bennett Daniel Bucko Paul Coleman Karen (Gerwiner) Dech Gregory Hall Kathleen Healy Piccirillo Peggy (Shea) Hewett Rita Mulvihill Stephen Palmer 1975 Total Class Gifts: $16,667.12 Percent Participation: 27% Anonymous Claire (Mahoney) Anderson Margaret (Jowdy) Bassett John Bender Cheryl Ann Bennett-Land Brian Burnell Eugene Casagrande Timothy Dennehy James Foley Mary Ellen (Garavel) Hall Mark Hanley William Hossan Henry Louis Michael Maroto Pamela (Orlando) Michael Michael Missailidis Edward Morrissey Stephen Motta Lawrence Murphy Peter Newell Debra (Hentschel) Pires Cary Riley Eileen (Hagan) Rixmann Anthony Saviano Richard Scalzo Elizabeth Spinella-Jones Susan VanSauter Barton Vos Winkel Suzanne (VanDeVelde) Wright Susan (Miskar) Zaborowski 1976 Total Class Gifts: $28,357.60 Percent Participation: 8% Anonymous Laurie Albano Lori (Dennehy) Burns 51

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Cheryl Hyatt Honora Murphy Anetra (Maroto) Nabozna John Nabozna Cynthia (Barnick) Palmer Richard Palmer Catherine (Gerwien) Pinto Peter Wixted 1977 Total Class Gifts: $2,158.60 Percent Participation: 6% Michael Casey Maureen (Elston) Kerins Edward LaMere Anthony Maher Joan Pryde Alberta (Baldelli) Riccardi Kathleen (Mahoney) Wakeford 1978 Total Class Gifts: $2,944.40 Percent Participation: 6% John Costa Cathleen Gianfranceschi Thomas Hefferon Lisa (Briscoe) Plumb MaryBeth Prunty Thomas Sansone Andrew Shpunt Kevin Walsh 1979 Total Class Gifts: $3,615.20 Percent Participation: 3% Deborah (Caravetta) Burke Gerald Garavel David Lucchesi Jennifer (Brockelman) Lynch Martin Lynch 1980 Total Class Gifts: $2,141.00 Percent Participation: 5% Anonymous Mary (Deakin) Johnson Jeffrey Bruno Margaret Connors Gillett Timothy LiVolsi Robert Lucian Diana Sullivan 1981 Total Class Gifts: $17,396.00 Percent Participation: 6% Salvatore Chieffalo Kathleen Frainier-Fredrickson Dean Francis Richard Honeck

Siobhan Kieras Mary Mazzucco Marianne (Urkiel) Mitchell Scott Mitchell Jose Rios Marjorie Shannon Laurie (McKenzie) White 1982 Total Class Gifts: $44,583.00 Percent Participation: 6% Joseph Draper Elisabeth (Guenther) Foley Daniel Hall James Hawk Kathleen LiVolsi Kelly (Stabell) O'Rourke Sean O'Rourke Peter Ruppert Peter Tragni 1983 Total Class Gifts: $32,082.00 Percent Participation: 8% Maureen (O'Connor) Bonanno Peter Brockelman Gregory Carrafiello James Coffey Kevin Elston Eric Jon Forsberg Dennis Fulling William Gregori Robert Leggett Robert Morse Mark Motyka Gregory Pagel Beatriz Pina Smith Christopher Setaro Maura (O'Hara) Shpunt 1984 Total Class Gifts: $2,022.80 Percent Participation: 2% Andrea Baker Michael Halas Frank Salvatore MartinTuite 1985 Total Class Gifts: $25,646.28 Percent Participation: 4% Anonymous Jay Gunzy Barbara (Harris) Kovacs Rebecca (Gage) Johnston Maureen (O'Neill) Lanza William Schlichtig Bridget (Corkery) Smith TRADITIONS 2026

ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS 1986 Total Class Gifts: $13,873.40 Percent Participation: 7% Anonymous Stella Araya-Weil Raymond Baker David Cappiello Joleen (Garofalo) Dennison John Drohan Karen (Houser) Johnston Jeffrey Jowdy Kevin LiVolsi Keith Martinich 1987 Total Class Gifts: $6,221.35 Percent Participation: 6% Anonymous Scott Banning Paul Blaszka Gerald Densk James Keenan Michelle (Stavros) Keenan Donna (LaBarbera) Nash Elsa (Hofer) Pine Carolyn (Sullivan) Schlichtig Ian Smith Denise (Henry) Suarez 1988 Total Class Gifts: $27,834.24 Percent Participation: 5% Anonymous Jeannie (Coleman) Demko Thomas Ginty Faith Hickey James O'Rourke Eugene Previdi Thomas Saadi Thanh (Nguyen) Shorter Lori (Connolly) Sollose 1989 Total Class Gifts: $7,616.60 Percent Participation: 5% Barbara (Dominakus) Braatz Nicole (Randazzo) Cipriani Christy Green Hickey Jennifer (Clifford) Hussey Susan Kaback-Poulos Beth Anne LiVolsi Nelson Mingachos Robert Schlichtig Craig Sollose

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1990 Total Class Gifts: $10,349.00 Percent Participation: 4% Mark Baker James Cipriani Patrick Gribbin Andrea Henry Thomas Hogan James Quish 1991 Total Class Gifts: $33,670.72 Percent Participation: 7% Anonymous Anonymous Katie Chicklinski-Cahill Matthew Fagan Margaret (Bierwirth) Kent Mark Linkowski Robert O'Neill Domitila (Corte-Real) Pereira Jennifer (Fuegeman) Quish Tara (O'Keefe) Ruszczyk 1992 Total Class Gifts: $2,358.00 Percent Participation: 3% Nancy (Sousa) Degree Meghan Hart John Scalzo Robert Stanley 1993 Total Class Gifts: $6,332.00 Percent Participation: 8% Victor Almeida John Bouffard Jeanette (Pesce) Campo Marc Ennis James Lipscomb Brian Macauley Catherine (Lynch) Ross Carrie (Kilian) Sirois 1994 Total Class Gifts: $2,327.20 Percent Participation: 3% Isabel (Corte-Real) Almeida Maura DeJoseph Michael Mango 1995 Total Class Gifts: $360.00 Percent Participation: 3% John Madzula Kelly (Fagan) McElroy

1997 Total Class Gifts: $1,002.45 Percent Participation: 5% Christopher Cosio Melisa (Farrell) Garcia Michael Hufnagel Megan LiVolsi Joshua Pandolfi 1998 Total Class Gifts: $350.00 Percent Participation: 3% Paula Boa Sousa Jeannette (McNicholas) McCambley Terrence McNicholas 1999 Total Class Gifts: $4,172.00 Percent Participation: 5% Colin Gehan Edward Kilian Wayne Lounsbury David Parks 2000 Total Class Gifts: $1,034.40 Percent Participation: 4% David Bonilla Joshua Critelli Vincent DiGilio 2001 Total Class Gifts: $3,527.00 Percent Participation: 10% Anonymous Thomas Bloss Anthony Conte Tyler Kuzniewski Austin Monteiro Stephen Ronan Adam Ross Anthony Simone Laura Sullivan Maureen “Molly” Vannucci Thomas Wilson 2002 Total Class Gifts: $868.00 Percent Participation: 4% Caitlin (Hart) Blessey Mary Kate (Roos) Gordon Melissa Lopes Haynes Peter McEwan Jr. Joseph Mohn

2003 Total Class Gifts: $1,223.00 Percent Participation: 3% Elizabeth (Palmer) Bamonte Brian Cosio Jillian (Salcido) Gentile Patrick Nalley 2004 Total Class Gifts: $1,358.80 Percent Participation: 6% Michael Conte Michael Kozlowski Zachary Long Ashley (McMahon) Palmer Kerry Palmer 2005 Total Class Gifts: $2,395.80 Percent Participation: 6% Kyle Cerminara Stephanie (Rebeiro) Mastrogiannis Robert Plumb Richard Salvato David Simone 2006 Total Class Gifts: $255.60 Percent Participation: 4% Tyler Archer Matthew Plumb Ashley Stevens 2007 Total Class Gifts: $979.00 Percent Participation: 2% Jacqueline “Nikki” (Weiss) Conte Dayna (Foley) Kuzniewski 2008 Total Class Gifts: $1,108.00 Percent Participation: 4% Anonymous Daniel Curtis Brian McGrath Debra (Salvato) Vance 2009 Total Class Gifts: $541.00 Percent Participation: 1% Andrew Cronin 2010 Total Class Gifts: $252.40 Percent Participation: 3% Abigail Archer Christopher Fahey John O'Hara

2012 Total Class Gifts: $928.20 Percent Participation: 3% Brian Hatcher Daniel McCorkle 2013 Total Class Gifts: $1,002.40 Percent Participation: 4% Adam Archer Marguerite (Christe) Dobbins Danielle (Bissonette) Mink 2014 Total Class Gifts: $175.00 Percent Participation: 2% Matthew Kendziorski Carly Schuyler 2015 Total Class Gifts: $843.40 Percent Participation: 6% Katharine Archer Taylor Basile Paige Davis Lauren (Brugnatelli) Fitzpatrick Nicholas Hatcher 2016 Total Class Gifts: $625.00 Percent Participation: 4% Isabella Mingachos Ryan Mingachos Tyler Plumb Darius Smith Mengcheng Wu 2017 Total Class Gifts: $2,221.16 Percent Participation: 6% Anonymous Jason Bellone Sean Fahey William Hatcher Joseph Maloney 2018 Total Class Gifts: $451.60 Percent Participation: 3% Dominick Curra Colleen Hawk Joseph Suarez 2019 Total Class Gifts: $668.80 Percent Participation: 3% Frank Chieffalo Zachary Demko Mackenzy Garden Taylor Mascetta

2020 Total Class Gifts: $661.60 Percent Participation: 15% Amanda Bittner Victoria Bono Alissa Brugnatelli Joseph Camillo Gillian Chapleau Francesca Coppola Molly Coyle Keelan Doherty Olivia Kent Arthur Michaelsen Drew Mitchell Mackenzie O'Rourke Lauren Oskam Erica Penny Lauren Petta Madeline Suarez Evan Walker 2022 Total Class Gifts: $45.00 Percent Participation: 3% Allie Bellone Chloe Bellone Diana DiVestea Christopher Suarez 2023 Total Class Gifts: $25.00 Percent Participation: 1% Cole Ross 2024 Total Class Gifts: $70.00 Percent Participation: 3% Trilby Cellamare Shea Foscato Caitlyn Mascetta 2025 Total Class Gifts: $320.28 Percent Participation: 7% Colin Dickinson Isabella DiNatale Charles Doran Deirdre Dwyer Olivia Lugo Mason McSwiggan

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SAVE THE DATE FOR DAY OF GIVING

11.19.26

TRADITIONS 2026

VETERAN'S DAY

Gifts in Memory/Honor Throughout the 2025-2026 school year, individuals have made gifts in honor of and in memory of loved ones, teachers, staff members, coaches and classmates. The Mass intention for our September 4, 2026 school Mass will be for the individuals below.

In memory of Del and Rose Albano Ms. Laurie Albano '76 In honor of Dr. Stephanie Rugg Ms. Isabelle Anandappa '26 In memory of Carmine Mango Anonymous In honor of Robert Mazzochi Anonymous In memory of Raymond and Diane Baker Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker '86 In memory of David Cooney '95 Ms. Carol Cooney (PA) In honor of Coach Carlo Pascuzzi; Mr. & Mrs. Bernardo Curra (PA)* In memory of Roberta Gerwiner Mrs. Karen (Gerwiner) Dech '74 In honor of Mrs. Alexa Wild Ms. Kayleigh Dickinson '26 In honor of Mr. Stephen Kostes Mr. Haydon Eaton '26 In memory of David Couch Mr. & Mrs. Marc Ennis '93 In memory of Midge Fagan Mr. Michael Fagan '68 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fagan '91 Blake & Kelly (Fagan) McElroy '95 54

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In honor of Mr. Anthony D'Ausilio Mr. Jaime Granillo '26 In honor of Matthew Hatcher '27 Mr. Nicholas Hatcher '15 & Ms. Taylor Basile '15 Ms. Ann Jaehnig (PA) In memory of Msgr. William Scheyd Miss Victoria Hickey '66 In memory of Peter Hiro '72, Chris Hiro '70, Anne (Barlow) Hiro '66 Mr. Paul Hiro '68 In memory of Joseph Halas '66 Mr. Gordon Juhl '66 In memory of Greg and Patricia Livolsi Kevin LiVolsi '86 In memory of Nicholas Costa Bruce, Michelle & Victoria Loubert In memory of Dr. Frank Dye Dr. and Mrs. Robert Merrer In honor of Jude Cappiello '25 Ms. Carol Mickiewicz In memory of Joanne Montesi (former faculty) Mr. Louis Montesi In honor of Mrs. Wendy Neil Robert & Dorothy Neil In memory of Doreen Hentschel '79 Ms. Debra Pires '75 In memory of Aileen and John Pryde Joan Pryde '77 In honor of Stephanie '05, Nicholas '08, Steven '12 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Rebeiro (PA) In honor of Coach Nelson Mingachos '89 (PA) Mr. Christian Reyes '26 In memory of Teresa Sansone '69 Mr. Thomas Sansone '78 & Ruth Beardsley In honor of Victoria Hickey '66 Mr. Anthony Scalzo In honor of Shannon Horosky Ms. Emma Scheckner '26 In honor of Clifford Schwam '29 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Schwam In memory of Betty Ann Sittig Deborah Shanley Benzaia '69 In honor of Mrs. Jennifer Gallo Ms. Hayden Sibilia '26

In memory of Jennifer St. Jean '89, (PA) Christopher St. Jean (PA) In honor of Mr. Tim Nash Ms. Maya Tedawes '26 In memory of Lena and James Van Dyke Ms. Joan Van Dyke In honor of Mr. Peter Buhl Ms. Alison Wertman '26 In memory of Candace Williams Mrs. Janice Williams (GP) In memory of Mr. Hastsva and in honor of Mr. Buckley Mr. Mengcheng (Windy) Wu '16 In memory of Coach Seth Babikian Mr. Keelan Doherty '20 Doug Fachnie (PA) Jim & Christine Fahey (PA) Terrence & Anne Guiry (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Van Houten '72 In memory of Mike Pascuzzi '70 and John Mulvihill '70 Anonymous Ms. Patricia (Morgan) Baker '70 Mr. Joseph Becker '70 David & Colette (Connolly) Bennett '70 & '74 Peter & Deborah (Jones) Bette '70 Mrs. Rosemary Bouffard (PA) David & Veronica (Cerrone) Burson '70 Mr. Phil Chiarella Norman & Susan (Lombardi) Clarkson '70, ' 69 Ms. Patricia Connery '70 Ms. Melinda (Prinz) Crews '70 Ms. Nicole Dorman '70 Ms. Kathleen Dunne '70 Mr. Timothy Fitzgerald '70 Ms. Lynn Marie Freer '70 Ms. Patricia Grandieri '70 Ms. Denise (Streaman) Griss '70 Paul & Paulette (Levesque) Hart '71 (PA) Mr. Joseph Hunt '70 Kenneth Kowalski '70 Philip & Margaret (Tita) Lopes '70 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lucas Robert & Barbara (Pawlisak) Mahoney '72 & '70 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Molinaro '70 TRADITIONS 2026

Ms. Rita Mulvihill '74 Mr. Joseph Nero '70 Ms. Mary (May) Newman '70 Ms. Terry (Ruggiero) Novella '70 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pennella '70 Robert & Karin (Craig) Petrini '70 Ms. Carol (Zacher) Rinkoff '70 Mr. Robert N. Smith '70 Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Walsh '70 Mrs. Margaret Wixted Auger '70 In Honor of Our Veterans Del Albano Ms. Laurie Albano '76 James W. Crosier Mr. & Mrs. Ignatius Anandappa (P) Francis C. Quintano Anonymous Booth Gibson Anonymous Walter F. Thayer, US Navy WWI & Korean War Anonymous Albert John Baldelli Ms. Ellamae Baldelli '67 Richard C. Banning, Robert D. Duggan Mr. & Mrs. Scott Banning '87 Edward Earl Blackman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Blackman (P) Thomas McManus, Robert Blair Bob & Cathy Blair (P, PA) Patrick Ruppert, Richard Bonamarte Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bonamarte (P) Modesto Brunetti US Navy WWII, Domonic Lariccia US Army Korea Robert & Ramona (Lariccia) Brunetti '69 & '70 Dennis Kratz Ms. Trilby Cellamare '24 Albert Peter Chaleski Mr. & Mrs. Carl Chaleski (P) Salvatore Chieffalo, Sr., Walter Ruckel Mr. Salvatore Chieffalo, Jr. '81 Joseph John Palczynski Mr. & Mrs. John Costa (P) James C. Daragan, Jr. WWII Air Force & POW, Emil Migliorati WWII Army, Elizabeth Migliorati Daragan WWII Marine Ms. Sharon M. Daragan '72 Louis DiVestea Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DiVestea (PA) Gerald D'Amato Mr. and Mrs. Justin Felton (P) Brian Fitzgerald '66, Leonard Fitzgerald, Francis Mason Brian & Kathleen (Mason) Fitzgerald '66 SSG Joseph Michael Gentile, III Ms. Jillian (Salcido) Gentile '03 Guido Gianfranceschi Mr. Michael Gianfranceschi '72 Douglas J. Godfrey, Bob Godfrey Mr. Robert Godfrey '66 Charles L. Levesque, Willis E. Hart

Paul & Paulette (Levesque) Hart '71 (PA) Lt. Col. Peter Jeffrey, USMC, IHS Class 1991 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Jeffrey (PA) James Herbert Harris Sven and Barbara (Harris) '85 Kovacs (P) Edward W. Kowalski Dr. Cathleen Kowalski '68 First Lieutenant John S. Philips Mr. Darren Kraft & Mrs. Katie Phillips Kraft (P) Philip Hood Mr. Joseph Lopes & Mrs. Dawn HoodLopes (P) Gerald J. Monaghan, Tamas Ludanyi Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ludanyi (PA) * Edward J. Mink Ms. Cathleen (Minck) Lynch '69 Carmine Scampoli, Dennis P. Maloney, Andrew Scampoli, Art Ranta, Thomas Lynch, Thomas Stallings Kevin and Mary Maloney Roxie V. Define Mrs. Sandy (Define) Margoles '68 Frederick Jones Ms. Kristine Martin (P) Armindo Rebeiro Travis & Stephanie (Rebeiro) Mastrogiannis '05 Thomas A. McGovern Ms. Pamela McGovern (P) Brendan McGrath '13 Kieran & Deborah McGrath (PA) Matthew A. Orlando Gary & Pamela (Davis) Michael '68 & '75 Ralph B. Savarese, Robert E. Murray Mr. & Mrs. Robert Murray (P) Joseph Carmen, William Anderson The Bellone Family (PA, '17, '19, '22) * Theodore DiMone Sean & Kelly (Stabell) O'Rourke '82 (PA) Norman Buzaid, Sr., Francis Palmer, Dennis Plue, Richard Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Garett Palmer (P) Michael Verrastro Navy Construction Battalion Mr. and Mrs. James Pickering James Pickering Sr., US Navy; Edward Donellan, US Army; George O Potter Jr., US Navy Mr. and Mrs. James Pickering Joseph Anthony Pluto Mr. Victor Pluto '73 LTC Joshua J Smith, Army retired Ms. Kristen Robinson (P) Charles Favreau, Sr. Linda & David Sabel Julio Pedine Ms. Allison Scherer (P) Howard F Schniedel, US Navy WWII USS Blessman; Robert Simpson, US Navy WWII USS Caperton, Purple Heart Robert & Anne (Simpson) Schmiedel '71 Duy Nguyen

Mrs. Thanh (Nguyen) Shorter '88 Tony Simone, Edward Lubus Mr. Anthony Simone '01 William J. Foley Mr. & Mrs. Chris Spennicchia (P) Captain William J. Rogers Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Suda (P) William J. Mahoney Geoffrey & Kathleen (Mahoney) Wakeford '77 (PA) Leonard Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Wilson (P)

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