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THE BRIDGEMission StatementSt. Patrick-St. Vincent Catholic High School, aCatholic college preparatory high school of theDiocese of Sacramento, challenges our diversestudent population to seek truth as creative,complex thinkers and to be responsible citizensand compassionate individuals who share theirgifts with others.In This IssueSpotlight- Neil Reyos ‘12CLASS OF 2023 CLASS OF 2024 Greetings from Head of School Nora RodgersMOVING FORWARD 2Building on Traditions - AP of Advancement LaneHawkinsIN THIS EDITION 3Ways to donateSPONSORSHIPS 457CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS 12COMMUNITY EVENTS 14ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT 17ALUMNI HIGHLIGHTS 19DONOR REPORTS 22St. Vincent | St. Patrick | St. Patrick-St. Vincent3 Eras | 3 Schools | 1 CommunitySt. Patrick-St. Vincent Catholic High School1500 Benicia Rd. Vallejo, CA 94589707.644.4425 | SPSV.orgDIOCESE OF SACRAMENTOThe Most Reverand Jaime Soto, BishopThe Most Reverand Rey Bersabel, Aux. BishopDr. Katie Perata, Executive Director and SuperintendentSCHOOL ADMINISTRATIONHEAD OF SCHOOLNora RodgersASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF ACADEMICSTamra Smith, AP ‘21ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF ADVANCEMENTLane Hawkins, AP ‘07 & ‘12DEAN OF STUDENTSNadine Bacal Walker, ‘92 & AP ‘19INTERIM DIRECTOR OF COUNSELINGMike Arwine, ‘81CHIEF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERLydia McLeod, AP ‘02BOARD OF TRUSTEESBOARD CHAIRJohn Lloyd, AP ‘15BOARD MEMBERSRob Black, ‘92Louis Caretti, AP ‘95, ‘98, ‘02Malu CentenoAnthony Intintoli Jr., AP ‘88Rose Louissaint, AP ‘19Karen Mitchell, AP ‘16, ‘19Vinny Moretti, AP ‘17Loretta Olsen, AP ‘02, ‘05Br. Dominic Murry, CFCSr. Bridgid Noonan OP, SV ‘58Susan Walls, AP ‘09, ‘11, ‘15ADVANCEMENT OFFICELane Hawkins, AP ‘07, ‘12Tammy Godinez, AP ‘11, ‘13Nick Cary ‘10DisclaimerThis publication covers the fiscal years 2022-2023 and 2023-2024,so all financial reports, lists, and data provided apply from July 1,2022, to June 30, 2024.Would you like to get THE BRIDGE in your Inbox?To be fiscally responsible and save a few trees, we invite THEBRIDGE readers to go digital. If you want to receive the nextissue of The Bridge via email, please scan the QR code andcomplete the short opt-in form.

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When school started last August, we welcomed the class of 2027, six new teachers, and four new staffmembers. We now have seventeen alumni working on our campus! In February, I loved watching our Lady Bruin Basketball team win the NCS championship and then getting tohelp distribute the medals. Our incoming freshmen, the class of 2028, will be our largest class since 2019!This year, we will begin working on our accreditation from the Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA).It will be an opportunity to assess where we are and plan for the future. We will conduct surveys with students,parents, and employees. Parents will be emailed their survey on August 23. If parents complete the survey(which is a little long), they will receive one service hour. More information will be provided at Back to SchoolNight on August 22. In my vision for the future of SPSV, I want to make sure that our plans are Sustainable, Prayerful, Scholarly, andVibrant. God is good, and I am grateful! I am especially grateful for all the people who say yes to SPSV.Grace and peace,One of my favorite church songs is “Digo Sí Señor” by Donna Peña and my favoriteline is, “I say ‘Yes,’ my Lord, in all the good times, through all the bad times.” A yearago I said, “YES!” and accepted the job as Head of School at St. Patrick-St. VincentCatholic High School. It has been an action packed year and I am so glad I said,“yes!” I’d like to share a few of my favorite highlights:On July 29, 2023 we hosted the first All School Reunion Picnic. It was a lovelyafternoon where students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends gathered toreconnect. Moving Foreword Nora J. RodgersHead of SchoolTHE BRIDGE | 2A Message from the Head of School

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In this editionSPSV has a rich and inspirational history, a vibrant present, and a promising future.There’s a sense of belonging like no other. It looks like pride and feels like family. And it’smy firm belief that it’s the solid foundations upon which we build. Here, our studentsnot only find out who they are but also discover who they’re called to be. We fostergrowth by being authentically faithful, purposefully compassionate, and academicallydriven.Our journey has taken us through three distinct eras and three remarkable schools, butit's the unity of our enduring community that continues to define us. We proudly wear thetitles of Hilltoppers, Saints, and Bruins as badges of honor, each chapter adding to thetapestry of our shared history.Building on TraditionsAs the new Assistant Principal of Advancement, I entered the year with the main goal of fostering and strengthening thebonds within our community, ensuring that every student, past and present, feels a deep connection to our legacy and isinspired to contribute to our bright future.In this edition of The Bridge, you'll find highlights from both the class of 2023 and the class of 2024, a spotlight on a returningalum, and more exciting updates from our vibrant community. You'll also find highlights on our Advancement events, such asBrewinFest, CrabFeed, and our Senior/Alumni Breakfast.Please know that you are always welcome on campus, and we encourage you to stay connected and involved.Thank you for being an integral part of our tremendous community.God’s Best,THE BRIDGE | 3Lane HawkinsAssistant Principal of Advancement

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SPSV stands as a living legacy, merging historic traditions from itsfounding schools. Committed to providing a quality Catholic education,SPSV nurtures students' spiritual, intellectual, and personal growth. Witha rigorous academic program, strong athletic and extracurricularactivities, and a close-knit community, SPSV instills the values of faith,integrity, and responsibility. This vibrant tradition continues to evolve,shaping well-rounded individuals prepared to excel academically andmake positive contributions to society.A Living LegacyWe invite you to partner with us through sponsorship. Your supportprovides vital resources that enhance our educational programs, athleticteams, and extracurricular activities, ensuring our students receive a well-rounded education. Sponsorship opportunities allow you to invest in thefuture of our students, helping to maintain our tradition of excellence andcommunity spirit. By partnering with SPSV, you play a crucial role inshaping the leaders of tomorrow while promoting the values of faith,integrity, and responsibility that define our living legacy. Join us in makinga lasting impact today.The OpportunitySponsorship OpportunitySUCCESSOur Pathway toFor more detailed information: please contact Lane Hawkins at707.644.4425 x. 431 or l.hawkins@spsv.orgTHE BRIDGE | 4

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Class of 2024 Speakers of THE BRIDGE | 7VALEDICTORIANVALEDICTORIANChange is not always easy, but it is what breeds newversions of ourselves. We live through change and comeout with knowledge we never thought we would have. Emma BoyleHighest HonorsAmanda LoLove One Another. It’s nothing new. Take this love and spread it. Never lose it. Wherever you end up in life, bring love, bring the Class of 2024.Highest HonorsCamryn SantosNow, as we look ahead, let’s carry these memories inour hearts and never forget the friendships and bondswe have formed at SPSV. Let’s face the future with thecourage and strength that got us here.Highest HonorsSALUTATORIANDistinction

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Class of 2024Celebrating theAn old saying emphasizes the importance of finishing strong: “It’s not howyou start that’s important, but how you finish!” This statement ringsparticularly true for the Class of 2024. This group of young men and women,with their unique journey culminating in a joyous graduation ceremony,exemplifies resilience and determination. Eighty-two seniors confidentlywalked across the stage after four years of hard work and perseverance.To fully grasp their journey, let’s turn the pages of time back four years toMarch 2020. Everything stopped. Everything changed. The setting wassurreal, reminiscent of the hit 1960s TV show "The Twilight Zone." I canalmost hear Rod Serling’s voice: “There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is themiddle ground between light and shadow, science and superstition, and liesbetween the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is thedimension of imagination. It is an area which we call the Twilight Zone.” And The Twilight Zone it was.The Class of 2024 faced a unique start as they entered high school. In this“Twilight Zone,” students overcame school closures, daily routine shifts, and asudden transition to online learning. Major events like prom were canceled,and uncertainty about the future loomed. Despite these challenges, theypersevered and continued their academic journey.Now, four years later, most of the obstacles and woes of the pandemic aredistant memories. Graduation day has arrived! Despite beginning high schoolamidst the challenges of a pandemic, the SPSV Class of 2024 achieved asignificant milestone. By Lane HawkinsTHE BRIDGE | 8

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With remarkable resilience and determination, theypersevered and learned to thrive, a feat they shouldbe immensely proud of. They joined the ranks of 37other classes to call themselves SPSV graduates.Graduation traditionally signifies a transition towardsfuture opportunities, building on years of dedication,growth, and learning. It marks the beginning of newadventures andchallenges in highereducation, careers, orpersonal pursuits. For theClass of 2024, thisgraduation was notmerely a rite of passage;it declared their ability toovercome any challengelife may present.Valedictorian Emma Boyle eloquently reflected ontheir unique journey and the lessons learned, stating,"We faced challenges that no other class before ushad to face, but we did not let those challengesdefine us. Instead, we used them as opportunities togrow and become stronger."Although their journey began unlike any class beforethem, they culminated their high school experiencewith a profound sense of confidence and hope. Theyhave proven to themselves and the world that theycan adapt, endure, and thrive, no matter thecircumstances.For the Class of 2024, I offer this blessing: May your future be as bright and limitless as the dreams youhold. Just as you persevered through the challenges of COVID-19 with resilience and determination, may you continue to face life's obstacles with the same strength and courage. Embraceevery opportunity with enthusiasm and navigate your journeywith wisdom and grace. I pray God’s prosperity will overwhelmyou. Remembering lessons learned, friendships forged, andyour resilience, be blessed as you go forward confidently,knowing you can achieve greatness.Your future is filled with endless possibilities, and I am excitedto see the heights you will reach.Congratulations, Class of 2024!THE BRIDGE | 9

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Last year, our campus experienced a series of remarkable transformations that set new standards for excellenceand sustainability. Campus ImprovementsExciting Changes and Progress at SPSVNew Gym Roof ($100K): Ensuring a safe and comfortable space for our students and athletes. This project not onlyenhances the facility's durability but also provides a better environment for physical activities and school events.Energy-Efficient Lighting with PG&E: Partnering for sustainability and reducing our environmental footprint. The new LEDlights will dramatically lower our energy consumption and maintenance costs while providing better illumination for ourclassrooms and common areas. HVAC in the Gibson Building ($150K): Creating comfortable learning spaces for academic success. The modern airconditioning system will significantly improve the comfort and concentration of both students and staff.Cafeteria Renovation ($60K): A culinary transformation revitalizing our dining experience. The updated cafeteria offers amore inviting and functional space for students to enjoy their meals and socialize.Three New Vans ($170K): Modernizing our transportation fleet for student safety. These new vehicles ensure safe,reliable, and comfortable transport for our students to various events and activities.Strengthening Campus Security ($70K): Enhancing the safety and security of our campus. Upgraded security measuresprovide peace of mind for students, staff, and parents, making our school a safer place to learn and grow.THE BRIDGE | 12Here are some highlights of the progress and changes at SPSV facilities:WE NEED TO REPLACE OUR FIRE PANELIn addition to these initiatives, another major facility upgrade is replacing our existing firepanel. The current panel, which was installed over 50 years ago, has surpassed its expectedlifespan. Upgrading to current technology is now necessary, and this will be a $1 millionproject. This will ensure enhanced safety and compliance with modern standards. Thiscrucial upgrade underscores our dedication to maintaining a secure and well-equippedcampus for everyone.These updates are a testament to the unwavering commitment of our community to createa better learning environment for our students. We are excited about the future and lookforward to continuing this journey together, building a legacy of excellence andsustainability for generations to come.MAJOR FACIlitY UPGRADE ON THE HORIZON. CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION TOWARDS OUR UPCOMINGFACILITIES IMPROVEMENTClick on the QR code tomake a generous donation.

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Our annual Christmas Fair and Tree Lighting remains a belovedcommunity favorite. With nearly 200 participants, it was a delightfulsuccess. Attendees enjoyed our vendors' choirs from PartnerSchools, St. Catherine, and St. Vincent Ferrer, local food and earlyChristmas shopping. Don’t miss this event next year. It promises tobe even more magical.The highlight of the summer was undoubtedly the All-School AnnualReunion Picnic. It was a day for all ages to come together and relishthe joys of SPSV. Reconnect with old friends, make new ones, andenjoy a day of games, laughter, and delicious picnic fare. ALUMNI PICNICLEGACY BREAKFASTConnecting our past to the present is important. Last year, we starteda new tradition with our Legacy Breakfast to honor our alums withcurrently enrolled students. We had a tremendous turnout, and it wasa wonderful opportunity for our current students to learn from and beinspired by the achievements and experiences of our alumni. It wasfun hearing the parents' stories about their time at SPSV.CHRISTMAS FAIR AND TREE LIGHTINGTHE BRIDGE | 13EVENTSCommunity

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Our annual Crab Feed was a fantastic success, with 250participants enjoying delicious Crab, Pesto Chicken, and CaesarSalad. The evening was lively with music from a great DJ, and theauction added excitement with wonderful prizes. It was amemorable night of community, fun, and great flavors for ourSPSV family. CRAB FEEDBREWINFESTWith just under 100 participants, our inaugural Brewinfest was asmashing hit. Attendees indulged in the finest selection of localbrews crafted by top-notch breweries, savoring each sip of qualitybeer. The lively atmosphere was enhanced by live entertainment,exciting games, and chances to win fantastic prizes throughout theevent. It was an unforgettable experience of great flavors, fun, andcommunity spirit.Our Senior/Alumni Breakfast was a meaningful event that helpedtransition our seniors into alumni. A dozen distinguished alumniserved as table hosts, engaging in insightful conversations with thestudents at their tables. The morning's highlight was an inspiringkeynote speech by Josh Cruz, ‘15, which left a lasting impressionon everyone present.SENIOR / ALUMNI BREAKFASTTHE BRIDGE | 14EVENTSCommunity

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SPOTLIGHTSPOTLIGHTALUMNINorthern California Emmy Award WinnerNEIL RAYOS ‘12High School Experience at SPSVReturning to one's roots often brings a unique blend of nostalgia and purpose. For ournewest Studio Production teacher, Neil Rayos, his journey began right here at St. Patrick-St. Vincent Catholic High School, class of 2012. Reflecting on his time as a student, Neilshared, "Some of my favorite memories include performing in various theater shows. Itreally helped grow my love for the arts. Senior Sunrise was also a favorite memory—early breakfast, a beautiful sunrise, and a wonderful moment with my closest friends."Key influences during his high school years included Mr. Kraft, who ignited his passionfor theater, and other supportive educators like Mrs. Macariola and Ms. Quan. He fondlyrecalls, "Mr. Kraft helped me to love theater and gave me grace when I messed up duringa production. Ms. MacMillan was very caring about my well-being and dedicated toCampus Ministry."Connection to the School and CommunityReturning to SPSV as a teacher has been a fulfilling, full-circle moment for Neil. "It feels appropriate to come back to SPSV tohelp out and teach students studio production. Film and production is something I'm super passionate about, so I hope to atleast spark one student's love for it."Giving back to the community that shaped him has been a lifelong goal. "I wanted to give back the lessons I learned in thearts to students who have and want the opportunity. I didn't have the same opportunity when I attended, so giving back to thecommunity that helped spark my original interest is really rewarding."THE BRIDGE | 16

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Emmy WinNeil's professional journey is equally inspiring, having played a pivotal role in the Emmy-winning project for the Golden StateWarriors. "I mostly handled the production side of the video. Making sure the crew, talent, and equipment arrived promptlyand that the space was ready for us. It was all about ensuring the video was ready to be shot, looked good, and the contentwas worthy of being made."Transition to TeachingBalancing his professional career with teaching, Neil is enthusiastic about imparting his knowledge to students. "I wanted toteach because I wanted to allow my community to come and learn about video production. I can continue to learn and be astudent of the art while also showing students all the new and old lessons I've learned."What excites Neil most about his new role is sharing his passion. "I think that's what really stood out to me when I was herelearning from Mr. Kraft—the passion and fun he had while teaching the subject. I want to allow the students to showcase theirwork to the greater student body and community, showcasing what they learned in their own reel and on social media."Teaching Studio ProductionNeil's professional experiences will play a crucial role in his teaching methods. "Working for the Golden State Warriors hasshown me how to be a professional in the industry. I have experience in all aspects of production and plan to teach the kidsthe basics and then how to develop that into a higher standard of video production."He emphasizes the importance of understanding the "why" behind production choices and the emotional impact on theaudience. "At the end of the day, everyone who goes through my class will be able to handle the basics, but understandingwhy this or that has to happen and how the audience is going to feel is essential to creating higher quality videos."Advice and InsightsFor students interested in pursuing a career in video production, Neil offers valuable advice: "Be very purposeful in everythingthat you do. You won't have a high budget early in your career, so how can I be creative in creating content or videos? It's agrind; you must work on it a lot to master it. Learn from your mistakes. Lastly, have fun! Art and video aren't worth it if you'renot having fun."Reflecting on his journey, Neil wishes he had networked more. "Everyone's a little shy, but put yourself out there! Manybeginners aren't going to have a full crew, so make more friends and collaborate a little more."We are thrilled to welcome back Neil Rayos as he embarks on this new chapter, inspiring the next generation of creatives atSPSV. His journey from stage to studio serves as a testament to the enduring impact of our school community.CONGRATULATIONSto Anthony ‘14 and Celine Polintan ’12 Williams Myles Antonio WilliamsTHE BRIDGE | 17

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Rodney Speight Jr. '21. A physics major and mathematics minor,Rodney promotes diversity in STEM as treasurer of the BSSO andvice president of the Schwartz Astronomical Society. His researchon gamma rays from celestial objects contributes to enhancinggamma-ray detection. In the GRAD-MAP program at the Universityof Maryland, he discovered a new extragalactic gamma-ray source,demonstrating his dedication and analytical skills.Legacy Alumni. Recently, the Sacramento Diocese recognizedseveral of our faculty and staff for their 25-plus-year service. Severalare alumni in this honored group. (Alumni in bold)1st row: Phil Tomasini 47, Sheila Lynch Williams 30, Nora Rodgers 32,Michelle Ballinget 252nd row: Nadine Bacal Walker 26, Terri Ross 29, Rick Rodgers 38,3rd row: Alden Zaragoza 37, James Dixon 29, Mike Arwine 35, Alumni Council. Members of the Alumni Council meet regularly with The AlumniOffice, which works to facilitate alumni participation in school lifeand foster lifelong friendships.Juana Sanchez Droessler ‘64, Michelle Balingit ‘96, Keturah Kirk ‘04,James Zambrano ‘92, Ed Manio ‘02, Tony Jones ‘93, Nick Cary ‘10,Nadine Bacal Walker ‘92, and Kristi Kendall Jones ‘94. Taylor Hamilton '12. A former SPSV basketball player, Taylor wasinducted into Solano Community College's Hall of Fame for herbasketball skills. Despite her height being a limiting factor, her talentand style made her a standout player. Coach Walker praised herskills, describing her as one of the top players she coached over 30years.All together this group has an impressive 328 years of service! Congratulations and thank you for all that you do!THE BRIDGE | 18AlumniSt. Vincent | St. Patrick | St. Patrick-St. VincentHighlights

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Marissa Elizalde '24. She is a standout student-athlete who won VallejoTimes-Herald Female Athlete of the Year for the second consecutive year. Throughout the season, she played a pivotal role in the Lady Bruins'success, contributing significantly to their triumphant NCS victory.Her talent and dedication led to the Lady Bruins' success in NCS. Marissa isinspired by her hard work and determination, showcasing the power ofpassion and perseverance in sports.Alumni Faculty and Staff. What an awesome community! There aren’ttoo many schools around that can say that many of their Faculty andStaff are Alumni. That’s the case here at SPSV, with over 16 alumnifrom all three schools, which is a treasure.From Left: Christina Walker ‘06; Kahlia Hawkins Bachaum 07, RickRodgers ‘77, Nadine Bacal Walker ‘92, Mike Arwine ‘81, Miguel Delgado‘06, Myra Martinez Nati ‘05, Michelle Balinlgit ‘96, Shawn Delgado ‘13. We are very proud of Corporal Shawn Delgado,who was first on the scene in response to a report of a man who hadstopped breathing at New Creative Wrestling. Shawn performed CPRuntil firefighters arrived on the scene and were able to take over.Shawn played a crucial role in saving the man's life.Janne Chua ‘14, Kyle Bates ‘15, Nick Cary ‘10, Sheila Lynch Williams ‘85, Trish Hicks Braudrick ‘85, John Stone ‘14, Debbie Fisher ‘73, Ian Emperador ‘05.Nadine Bacal Walker ‘92. Dean of Students Coach Walker, who led theLady Bruins Basketball (LBB) team for 14 years, has stepped down asthe Lady Bruins Head Basketball coach. Throughout her time, shesecured more than 200 victories and led the girls' teams to successfulpostseason performances, such as the NCS Div 4 Championship in2019 and her last season in 2024. She was honored as the NCS 2022Girls Basketball Honor Coach. Congratulations, Nadine, on a successful coaching career. #LBBforLifeTHE BRIDGE | 19AlumniSt. Vincent | St. Patrick | St. Patrick-St. VincentHighlights

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Marshel Martin ‘18. After an illustrious record-setting career atSacramento State, Marshel was fortunate to enter the 2024 NFLDraft. Although he went undrafted, the New York Jets signed himas a Free-Agent.Jack Ireland '08. Jack stared in and produced "Best Man DeadMan," an indie film about a murder at a bachelor party. The filmcombines suspense and dark humor, promising a fresh take on thewhodunit genre. Ireland's dual role showcases his commitment tostorytelling. The movie, featuring a talented cast, highlights Ireland'screative vision in independent filmmaking. "Best Man Dead Man" isanticipated to captivate audiences with its clever twists and turns.St. Vincent | St. Patrick | St. Patrick-St. VincentHighlightsAlumni Table hosts for our Senior / Alumni Breakfast:We are grateful to the alumni who joined us for the Senior/Alumnibreakfast. This annual event is a cherished tradition, allowing us toexpress our appreciation to those who have made SPSV atransformative place of learning and growth. The seniors will fondlyremember this meaningful experience. We also want to give a hugethank you to Josh Cruz '15, our guest speaker for the event.THE BRIDGE | 20AlumniSt. Vincent | St. Patrick | St. Patrick-St. VincentHighlights

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SUPPORTING SPSV An SPSV education provides excellent opportunities for young men and women to develop life-long learning habits, coupledwith a strong sense of spirituality and community service. Unrestricted gifts to SPSV help support the school's annualactivities. Restricted gifts provide for the future. Gifts accepted at SPSV include: Scholarships: Permanently endowed scholarships offer a unique opportunity to remember or honor a loved onewhile supporting the educational needs of some of our less economically advantaged students. Funds are held inan endowment, with the earnings used each year to fund the scholarship. Non-endowed scholarships allowindividuals to be “Tuition Angels”, providing support on an annual basis for our scholarship program; in this case,the entire gift is disbursed to help less advantaged students. Outright Gifts: Cash and check donations are always welcome. They may be unrestricted or designated to a specialprogram, department, or campaign. All outright gifts are tax deductible. Gifts of Securities: Gifts of stocks are tax-deductible to the full market value and may help you avoid capital gains taxes.Contact our development office to find out how to best make a transfer of any stocks. Matching Gifts: Many employers match gifts made by their employees to non-profit organizations like SPSV. Check withyour human resources department for matching gift forms. Memorial Gifts: Gifts of any amount may be made in memory or in honor of a friend or loved one. Contributions made in thismanner support our tuition assistance program or can be designated to a specific endowed scholarship. Bequests and Insurance Gifts: Many people want their impact on SPSV to be lasting and have left gifts to the school in theirwill or estate plan; others have named the school as the beneficiary in an insurance policy or annuity. Those who have let usknow about these planned gifts are enrolled in our Heritage Society. For more information on how to make a gift to St. Patrick-St. Vincent Catholic High School, call the Advancement Office at(707)644.4425 ex. 431.2024 Div 4 NCS ChampionsTHE BRIDGE | 21

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VISIONALUMNI DONORS BY DECADE1930Gary Annoni '57William '62 & Paula Cavanagh '63 TschidaKaren Young Federigi '69 Anne Kilkenny Thompson '36 †Nancy Cirimele Devlin '57Daniel & Charlene Almany '63 BeltranAndre & Wilma O'Donnell Jacques'691940Michael Hines '58Paul Desrosiers '63Patricia Newland '69Robert Mini '40 †Patrick '58 & Barbara HuntSusan Viviani Hill '63Patricia Lofas Rentschler 69Eugene & Eileen Girard DeVille '46 ††Sister Brigid Noonan, OP '58Glenn '63 & Katherine NelsonSamuel '69 & Lee-Ann Magnani'72 KukuruzaVirginia Bruening Jacobson '46Don & Paula Silveira '58 WiitaSusan Hines Scheideman '631970Anne Cornwell Accurso '47Pat Conti '59Edward Coda '64Robert & Rosemary Williams '70BursonDorothy Manseau Huffer '48Rosemary Coyne '59Marjorie Thompson Dieckman '64Valerie Cortland Cook '70Edward '48 & Juanita Bacol '52MichalikBill & Sheila Littleton '59 ElliottJuana Sanchez Droessler 64Thomas † & Patrice Kilkenny Gavin'70Patricia Doyle McCoulf '49Diane King Inman '59 Julie Gravelle Kirrene '64James & Johnnie Coda '70 HerlineJune Thomas Wisecarver '49Donald '62 & Sheila Ross '59 King Carol Dighero Meagher '64Paul & Cici Pezzuto Mattiuzzi '7019501960Mary Ellen Ryan '64Catherine Allgood Mellema '70Sister Lorraine Amodeo, OP '50 Phyllis LaRosa Kimbel '60John '64 & Judy Pearsall '65 ElizaldeSharon Bernardini Silveira '70Roy Ford '50Joseph '60 & Carolyn MattosBill & Jennifer Ray '65 BollingerKen & Mary Joan McKindsey '70TochHelen Garrett Boyle '51Edward Porcella '60Elizabeth Coll '65AnonymousBeverly Posedel '52Dennis '60 & Catarina StaplesRonald Eyheralde '65James '71 & Diane BordoniKathleen Bauer Tetzschner '52Ray Cocchi '61Diane Ley '65Kathleen Gonsalves Langston '71Arlene Lavagnino Valdez '53Peter '61 & Mary ComerfordBarbara O'Neal Rudd '65Mike & Nancy Truax '71 NarcisoMary O'Donnell Clement '54Paul Cullen '61Kathleen Ryan '65Kevin & Susan Boyle '71 ValineGerald & Catherine Collins '54 MutzDave Dighero '61Burky Worel '65Roberta McLoughlin Bemis '72William '55 & Joan McCormack '54BlakeJoseph Folkard '61Daniel '65 & Cathy Bragg '67 HigginsLucille Herger Ezell '72Walter Bunter '55Judy Lee '61Nancy Ronan Melia '67Donald Foley '72John Collins '55 †JD '61 & Teena MillerPatricia McDonald Tesseny '67Peter Gonzales '72Joseph '55 & Ardath KronerRobert '61 & Judi NewmanMarilyn Voelke '67Francie McInerney MacMillan '72Edward '48 & Juanita Bacol '52MichalikRichard Springer '61Cecelia Lippert Duncan '68Eduardo Espiritu '73 & MelbaSamiaMaureen Sheehan Moore '55Ralph & Linda Jackson '62 CharkinsCatherine Lambro Gach '68Jim Major & Debbie Fischer '73Alma Cocchi Caffall '56Vivian Mullen DeCarlo '62Judy Pontarollo '68Craig '73 & Lillie KramerGerald Cunningham '56Edward '62 & Melanie HayNancy Gonsalves Robertson '68Ron & Mary Jo Cavanagh '73TeplitzThomas & Mary Collins Gallagher '56Richard & Joan Holtog '62 RondoniRobert & Carolyn Kilkenny Cadloni '69Barry Beronio '74Tony & Yvonne Wilson '56 ParrinoContributors to theThe SPSV Green and Gold Annual Fund helps to close the gap between revenue brought in through tuition and the cost ofoperation. We are so appreciative of the support of our generous donors who help us continue to provide a superioreducational experience to our students. This comes in the form of dedicated teachers, smaller class sizes, robust co-curricular programs, and over $1 million in financial aid awards.BOLD - Major Donor | † DeceasedTHE BRIDGE | 22

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Alumni Donors by DecadeJames Butler '741990Bernard '74 & Cendra CrampSteven '90 & Shelley BorelDiane Mann '74Michael Hayes '90Susan Klein '75James Hewlett '90David '75 & Ann LindsayJacob '91 & Cynthia LegaspiWilliam '75 & Janet MetzgerDerek & Nadine Bacal '92 WalkerRobert '76 & Kathy BranchElwyn & Emily Ermio '94 CabebeDave & Janet Middleton '76 BrandonDavid Caretti '95Paul '76 & Christine McCoulfMichelle Balingit '96Gerald McKay '76Geraldine Rosales '96Rick '77 & Nora RodgersKathryn Caretti '98Charles Torretta '772000Edgar Hawkyard '78Maricar Fortuno Catalan '00Terrie Woodward Hellquist '78Dominic & Kristina Manalo '00 CatapSherm & Colette Lessard '78PassalacquaMatthew Fernandez '02Marilyn Abeyta Robison '79Ryan Lee '02Veronica Wood Schauer '79Arman '04 & Myra Martinez '05 NatiLynne Torretta Skinner '79Angelica Villanueva '04Andrew '80 & Teresa BowerIan Emperador '051980Justin Tejada '05Eric Davenport '80Miguel Delgado '06Roger & Jeanne Kilkenny '80 TurkChristina Walker '06Michael Arwine '81G'Bel & Kahlia Hawkins '07 BauchamKaren Torretta '81Jacob Power '07Jeffrey '81 & Vickie Herlocker '83Wilson2010Eugene Ferrer '82Daniel & Alexa Paelmo '10 BernardesDon Coles & Rosemarie Tarantino '82Margaret Arguelles '11Frank & Trish Hicks '85 BraudrickKyle '14 & Phoebe Taasan '13 BatesJohn Castanho '85Janne Chua '15William Vaughn '85Julius Fernandez '15Tony & Sheila Lynch '85 Williams2020John Henriksen '86Wyatt Smith '23Kenneth '87 & Jennifer StoneAndrew Swin '23Michael Botello '88Tony & Athena Hilario '88 PalisocJoseph '88 & Lara SmithValentino & Gina Fernando '89GonzalesCORPORATE DONATIONSAmazon SmileApple, IncAT&TBank of the WestBenicia Library Art Gallery CommitteeCostco Wholesale #132Dominican Sisters of San RafaelKaiser PermanenteLiberty MutualMedic Ambulance ServiceMid City NurseryNeighborhood Baptist ChurchOne CauseOne HopeTeaJ's DrinksTPGUPSVallejo Insurance Associates, LLCWells FargoPG&EFACULTY AND STAFFDONATIONSMike Arwine ‘81Michelle Balingit ‘96Kyle Bates ‘14Kahlia Hawkins Baucham ‘07Trish Hicks Braudrick ‘85Janne Chua ‘15Barbara Jean CuberosMiguel Delgado ‘06Patty DelgadoIan Emperador ‘05Jessica FernandezCristi FogliCathy GambaTammy GodinezMarianne GoyetteLane HawkinsChristopher HendersonJason McCabeIan McGuireLydia McLeodSue McNeeseNancy Truax Narcisco ‘71Myra Martinez Nati ‘05Ralph PalmaErika PazmandiRobin PerryDianna ReesRick ‘77 & Nora RodgersTerri RossSandra SandovalTrina SantosTamra SmithJocelyne SweeneyPaul ValmassyLaurie Van WertPatrick VogelpohlChristina Walker ‘06Nadine Bacal Walker ‘92Sheila Lynch Williams ‘85Kacie Zhang100%BOLD - Major Donor | † DeceasedTHE BRIDGE | 23Faculty and StaffParticipation

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Jean AdamoMarsha DonahueJohn & Barbara LloydMarc & Gaye RoseAmber & Maria AgotAnthony & Rachelle EarlsRosemond & Rosemary LouissaintTerri RossRobert & Darlene AlexanderJorge & Karla EnriquezNoel & Annabelle LusungMary Ellen RuddenAlbert & Laureana BagosAnonymousDiana MackinsonMarco & Sandra SandovalMoises & Sandra BalagotAnonymousEvelyn ManigaultGene & Trina SantosRandy & Chris BarnumMarquita FabreRandy & Coleen MartinRandy & Tami SchreinerRonald & Linda BeckerJessica FernandezJason McCabeSusan ScottHarvey & Louise BirchStephen & Cristy FogliIan McGuireDaniel & Helen SheehanSteve BonovichLisa GabrielLydia McLeodMeron ShifaJacquelyn BoyetteMiguel & Lisa GarciaJack & Betty McMahonSteve & Cecilia SimiRodney & Alicia BrewerSam & Ann GarciaChris & Sue McNeeceTamra SmithPaulita & Frederick BroderickGary & Lisa GentrySuzanne & David MedeirosKaren SmithRick & Kathy BrownSalvador & Tammy GodinezVinny & Debbie MorettiWill & Elisa SouthardMike BrowneJoanne GoheenAllen & Donna MoriniCraig & Angie SparkesEdward & Irene BuckMarianne GoyetteBrother Dominic MurrayBrandon StirewaltAlex & Evelyn CaburnayChristine GureeAnonymousChristopher & Jocelyne SweeneyAnna CardwellEric & Andrea HandyLawrence & Eleanore NgoRolando & Jennifer SwinLouis & Roberta CarettiLane & Toyea HawkinsLan NguyenRomuel & Michelle TejadaAron & Kathleen CargoChristopher HendersonFrank & Mary OlmesKen & JoAnn ThomasManuel & Janet CaroNina HerndonClifford OlsonSheila TokosMary CastaldoMeredith HoffmanLoretta OlsonPhil TomasiniScott & Bridgette ChestnutLyndon & Louise HorderFrancisco & Patricia OregelAl † & Claudia TorrettaRonnie & Natalie ChrissJennet HorderRalph & Nina PalmaJohn & Kelly TrujilloBob & Jennifer ChristiansonMichele HunterAnonymousPaul ValmassyAnonymousMichael Igualdo & VirginiaMacalinoFerenc & Erika PazmandiLaurie Van WertRobert & Jackie CorsunTony & Helen IntintoliDavid & Susan PerryPatrick & Joanna VogelpohlAnonymousMichael & Erin JacobsBill & Robin PerryTim & Michelle WadeBarbara Jean CuberosJack & Anna JohnsonPhil & Sue PetersonGeorge Schandelmier & SusanWallsWarren & Adelaide DaleyKimberly KleinWilliam PfannMarsha WilsonArmand & Bobby DavidKelvin KoAdam & Liana PlumptonAnonymousLuis & Patty DelgadoLynn LawrenceNancy Pontarollo '63Diane YoungquistCindy DeMauroCarol LawsonAlice PontiSonia ZaraScott DenningGeorge & Anna LeeDianna ReesFred & Ellen ZevallosErick & Almira DomingoCary & Jane LessardRafael & Diosidita ReyKacie ZhangDave & Liz LewellynTimothy Rogers & JanetAlexanderLothar & Christine LissnerAlice RomaoFriends of SPSVTHE BRIDGE | 24BOLD - Major Donor | † Deceased

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RIchard Anthony Steinberger ‘90Memorial Scholarship:Susan Lyon Christensen '61Memorial Scholarship:Dr. Peter and Sophie PappasScholarship:Geraldine Gallagher Truax ‘43Award:Demetria Nickolatos Family TrustIn Memory of:Peter & Sophie PappasGale AndersonVallejo Parlor #77 NSGWTutty LyonRyan Maher ‘07 Memorial Scholarship:Ben ApiladoIn Memory of:Mike & Joanie Lyon AkkermanIn Memory of:Bill & Jennifer Ray BollingerNikki BurtonLee Tompkins BakerConstance StallMary Ellen BrielPeggy Jane EhlingBob & Carolyn Kilkenny CadloniKristen AbnerRobert & Carolyn Kilkenny CadloniMike & Geraldine SteinbergerGreg & Cathy ClarkSeth AbnerValerie Cortland CookDemetria NickolatosMarjorie Thomspon DieckmanIsabelle BenamiJoyce Reynolds DanielsEsther BastienKathy FoleyKaren BerntsenMarjorie Thompson DieckmanTom & Cathay BucklessYvonne HealyMike & Vicki FregosiKaren Young FederigiKaren CarterDoug & Patti Power KeenerRalph & Tina HalfordDiane LeyKathy FoleyMike & Dorothy KollarMalcolm & Janice MaherJD & Teena MillerBart & Helen JenksMichael & Ellie MaherMichael & Ellie MaherKathleen RyanMike & Dottie KollarDavid & Suzanne MedeirosMonty & Jane McWhorterMary Ellen RyanCecilia LehmanJean Tompkins NelsonThe Medeiros FamilyJoanne Gallo SutroPatricia Lofas RentschlerRichard & Joan Holtog RondoniRich & Rita RoseAnne Kilkenny Thompson ‘ 36William & Leslie TaliaferroAnne Kilkenny ThompsonRandy & Tami SchreinerLarry & Jane UrminiGayton & Carole TarantinoDiane Montoya TimkoFrank & Mary SchwarbTeresa Cornelius WignallJoAnn TompkinsNina TomSPSV Faculy & Staff ScholarshipEleanore Guidi Gallo ‘43 MemorialScholarship:Tom TompkinsKen & Jo Ann ThomasMeg ArguellesIn Memory of:Fulton Kuykendall ‘72Fr. Stephen Wood ‘58 MemorialScholarship:Kyle & Phoebe Taasan BatesJuanita Coronado Gass ‘45Raymond Middleton ‘65Ken & Lynn GallagherIan EmperadorRaymond Middleton ‘65Geraldine Gallagher Truax ‘43Thomas Michael HinesJessica FernandezGeraldine Gallagher Truax ‘43Doug & Patti Power KeenerJean Murra McMillanStephen & Cristy FogliHaleen Young ArmijoLori Clark '75 MemorialScholarship:Michael MurphyCathy GambaJacquelyn Boyette Scholarship:In Honor of:Don & Paula Silveira WiitaMichele HunterJacquelyn BoyetteBill ’75 & Janet MetzgerGerry WoodArman & Myra Martinez NatiMary MeadJolaine Freitas CollinsIn Memory of:Ralph & Nina PalmaPatricia MitchellPeter Viviani ‘58 MemorialScholarship:Larry DavisFerenc & Erika PazmandiSteven Tompkins ‘67 MemorialSchoarlshipSusan Viviani HillJim Hope ‘58Bill & Robin PerryThomas HickmanSt. Vincent Ferrer Class of ‘64Scholarship:Tom O’Donnell ‘56Rick & Nora RodgersThe Walker Family AwardMarjorie Thompson DieckmanCathay ReedTerri RossChris WalkerSteve WilkinsEdgar RodasGene & Trina SantosMillicent Duvall '85 MemorialScholarship:Ken & Lynn GallagherPhil TomasiniTony & Sheila Lynch WililamsDerek & Nadine Bacal WalkerJD & Teena MillerLaurie Van WertSCHOLARSHIPSInvesting in a St. Patrick-St. Vincent Catholic High School education requires saving, planning, and sacrifice. Endowed scholarships helpstudents attend by honoring loved ones and expanding resources. The school aims for inclusivity and values Catholic education. Growing theendowment enhances support for families seeking this education.THE BRIDGE | 25

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MEMORIALSIn Honor of:Djern Bacal ‘89Richard Bacal ‘87Nadine Bacal WalkerThe Horder/Hunter FamilyJennet HorderDavis ‘23 & Ollie ‘25 KennedyBridgette ChestnutNora RodgersFrancie MacMillanMary Ellen Ryan ‘64Miguel Garcia & Lisa Benitez-UlloaTamra SmithWyatt Smith ‘23Bo Smith ‘25Cynthia DeMauroIn Memory ofVincent Accurso ‘79Pauline CardozaOlivia CurranJoe & Ardath KronerArdith BertorelliJoe & Ardath KronerJohn Collins †John AdamoRon DarlingJean AdamoJohn J. Collins ‘55Joe & Ardath KronerPatricia Doyle McCoulfBill & Joan McCormack BlakeSteve BonovichJay DenningAnne Claire AdamsAron & Kathleen CargoJohn Collins †Eduardo Espiritu & Melba SamiaMary CastaldoWarren & Adelaide DaleyJim DonahueLynn AnchetaScott Denning FamilyJoe & Ardath KronerJudy Pearsall ElizaldeTom & Mary GallagherNina HerndonEilene Girard DeVille ‘46Cathy AzevedoJoe & Ardath KronerJerry & Rogene BlakeJoe & Ardath KronerCarol LawsonEugene DeVille †Gerald & Catherine Collins MutzMarjorie Thompson DieckmanRon AzevedoPhil & Sue PetersonChris GureeJoe & Ardath KronerAdam & Liana PlumptonAnne Kilkenny Thompson †Alice PontiJohn BaptistaAlice RomaoEugene DeVille ‘46Joe & Ardath KronerMary Ellen RuddenJerry & Rogene BlakeMeron ShifaChris GureeHarold Bray, Jr.Steve & Cecilia SimiJoe & Ardath KronerCraig & Angie SprakesJim DonahueBrandon StirewaltJoe & Ardath KronerVictoria Buitrago ‘00Sheila TokosRob & Kathy BranchDiane YoungquistLawrence Doyle ‘52Robert, Loryn, Kristina & MichaelBranchPatricia Doyle McCoulfBud ConyersDavid BullockJoe & Ardath KronerAlex EspinosaJod & Ardath KronerJohn Collins †Bob CoronadoJoe & Ardath KronerJoe BullockJoe & Ardath KronerJoe & Ardath KronerBob & Sue FariaSister Sharon Cross, OPJohn Collins †Mary CardozaDaniel & Helen O’Brien SheehanJohn Collins †Memorial gifts honor family and friends who have passed away. On special occasions, these gifts may also paytribute to the living. Donors and their intentions are remembered in the prayers of SPSV students, faculty, and staffduring Mass celebrations. Gifts are recognized in the Annual Report, on our website, and in notification to thefamilies of those honored. SPSV graciously acknowledges the following memorial gifts made from July 1, 2022, toJune 30, 2024:THE BRIDGE | 26

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Mary FaucettCharlotte HahnSister Karen Marie, OPJudy Lacy Puccinelli ‘59Joe & Ardath KronerJoe & Ardath KronerRosemary Williams BursonPat ContiDiane King InmanJeanette FederigiSue HayesRose Marie MedeirosJoe & Ardath KronerKaren Young FederigiJoe & Ardath KronerSam & Lee-Ann Magnani KukuruzaGreg QuillinIrene FlynFr. Thomas Hayes, OPJim McKennaJoe & Ardath KronerJohn Collins †Joe & Ardath KronerPatricia Doyle McCoulfDale RobbinsJanet Costa Forthum ‘53James Hope ‘58Raymond Middleton ‘65Joe & Ardath KronerArlene Lavagnino ValdezMichael HinesJanet Middleton BrandonBeth CollConsuela RojasRose Marie GarmanMike Kelly ‘72John Collins †Joe & Ardath KronerBeth CollBill MooreJohn Collins †Bob RubinoJuanita Coronado Gass ‘45Sharon Hoffman Kirkman ‘77Sal & Tammy GodinezJohn Collins †Beth CollLynn Torretta SkinnerJoe & Ardath KronerDiane LeyClaudia TorrettaMaureen Sheehan MooreIone SandersJoe & Ardath KronerThomas Gavin ‘70Michelle Alicata Kitts ‘61Lena NinoblaBenicia Library Art Gallery CommitteeRick & Kathy BrownDon & Paula Silveira WiitaSandro SandriMike BrowneJohn Collins † & Family Rosemary Williams BursonJaime KimDarla O’DonnellBob & Carolyn Kilkenny CadloniErin JacobsJoe & Ardath KronerCharlie SantiagoAnna CardwellJoe & Ardath KronerLouis & Roberta CarettiDon KoppGail OrrockMarsha DonahueJoe & Ardath KronerJoe & Ardath KronerKyle Santiago ‘17Jim & Johnnie Coda HerlineJeanne Kilkenny TurkMeredith HoffmanIrene LopezDorothy PatchellTony & Helen IntintoliJohn Collins †Joe & Ardath KronerGilbert SchoensteinAndy JacquesJoe & Ardath KronerKimberly KleinClydene LoukidisGlenda PerryJoe & Ardath KronerJoe & Ardath KronerDavid PerryMaureen CunninghamSchoenstein ‘53Paul & Cici Pezzuto MattiuzziJoe & Ardath KronerDavid & Suzanne MedeirosEdward MackinsonChuck PiresMedic Ambulance ServiceDiana MackinsonJoe & Ardath KronerPatricia Rendall Scott ‘51Patricia NewlandSusan ScottRandy & Tami SchreinerMary MallinJohn PotterWill & Elisa SouthardJoe & Ardath KronerJoe & Ardath KronerRay Smith ‘61Ken & Jo Ann ThomasRichard SpringerAnne Kilkenny ThompsonLeo MangobaPaul PrecourKen & MJ McKindsey TochJoe & Ardath KronerJoe & Ardath KronerSharon SnyderJeanne Kilkenny TurkBeth CollVallejo Insurance AssociatesAshley Manigault ‘06Dorethia PrusMarsha WilsonEvelyn ManigaultJohn Collins †Eugene Stansbury ‘56Cecelia Lippert DuncanMEMORIALSTHE BRIDGE | 27

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Anne Kilkenny Thompson ‘36Bob & Carolyn Kilkenny CadloniMarquita FabreJulie Gravelle KirrenePatricia Doyle McCoulfMike & Nancy Truax NarcisoJeanne Kilkenny TurkTommy ThompsonJoe & Ardath KronerSteve Tompkins ‘67Marilyn VoelkeAlbert TorrettaRick & Kathy BrownTerrie Woodward HellquistJoe & Ardath KronerDavid & Suzanne MedeirosPatricia Doyle McCoulf & FamilyRichard & Joan Holtog RondoniLynne Skinner & FamilyKenny & MJ McKindsey TochChuck Torretta & FamilyKaren TorrettaGeraldine Gallagher Truax ‘43Beth CollValerie Cortland CookJeanne Kilkenny TurkJohn VarniJohn CollinsJoe & Ardath KronerMEMORIALSAnne Kilkenny Thompson ‘36Raymond Middleton ‘65Geraldine Gallagher Truax ‘43Ramon Lopez ‘68Juanita Coronado Gass ‘45Thomas Gavin ‘70Eileen Girard DeVille ‘46Fulton Kuykendall ‘71Eugene DeVille ‘46Jeffery Boot ‘76Mary Constance MacKenzie Peretto ‘47Sharon Hoffman Kirkman ‘77Fr. Thomas Hayes, OP ‘49Vincent Accurso ‘79Lawrence Doyle ‘52Sean Dodson ‘83Janet Costa Forthun ‘53Toni Murray Totten ‘85Maureen Cunningham Schoenstein ‘53Shannon Bush Sims ‘91John J. Collins ‘55Ciceli Johnson Porter ‘93Paul Connell ‘56Gaylord Ben Gemo ‘94Judy Lacey Puccinelli ‘59Ila Vohra ‘07David Clement ‘60Kyle Santiago ‘17Clark Skillman ‘60Briana Angel ‘21Michele Alicata Kitts ‘61John Boss ‘62Cathy Azevedo (past staff/alumni parent)Jean Porcella Molzner ‘63Brad Francis (past faculty/administrator)Raymond Middleton ‘65Carla Nelson (past staff/alumni parent)Ramon Lopez ‘68Sister Sharon Cross, OP (past faculty)We thank Anne Kilkenny Thompson '36 for generously leaving St. Patrick—St. Vincent Catholic High School in her estate plans.Anne passed in February 2024.THE BRIDGE | 28In MemoryIn prayerful remebrance of alumni who have gone on to their rest before July, 1, 2024

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MEMORIALSTHE BRIDGE | 29Anne Kilkenny-Thomas ‘36 At the time of her passing, Anne was ouroldest living alum.Tom Gavin ‘70. Tom was instrumental in working in variouspositions here at SPSV. His influence as aBoard member was immeasurable.Geraldine Frances Gallagher Truax ‘43Geraldine was one of our most belovedalum and teachers. Briana Angel ‘21 Having not too long graduated, at the time ofher passing, Briana was our youngest alum.Fulton Kuykendall, ‘71Quite possibly the most noted alum to graduatefrom SP. Fulton has had a great career in the NFL,playing with the Atlanta Falcons.We want to honor the memories of some of our distinguished alumni who have recently passed away. Their contributions toour community and beyond have left a lasting legacy that inspires us. Though they are no longer with us, their spirits willremain a part of our school's history and culture. We continue to extend our deepest condolences to their families and lovedones.Are you interested in creating a lasting opportunity for deserving young people? With the right advice and planning, it'spossible to make larger gifts than you might have thought. Gift planning can help you balance family priorities and financialneeds with charitable goals. Most importantly, planned gifts that benefit SPSV provide enduring support for Catholic, college-preparatory education for underserved young men and women who are striving to create better lives for themselves and theirfamilies.Planned Giving

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