Catholic Memorial Annual Report 2019-20

RISING TO THE
CHALLENGE

ANNUAL REPORT
2019-2020

Catholic Memorial High School
2019-2020 Annual Report

Chairman of the 5 RISE 20
Board Message Financials 22
Honor Roll of Donors 23
Faith & Service 6 Corporate & Matching Gifts 31
Endowment Gifts 32
Academic Excellence 8 Memorial Gifts 34
Tribute Gifts 36
Internships 10 10+ Years Consecutive Gifts 38

Athletics 12

Extracurricular Activities 14

Catholic Memorial Rises 16

Crusader Fund 18

2019-2020 Administration

Donna Bembenek Dawn Keller Matt Bergan ’02
President Chief Financial Officer Athletic Director
Laura Anderson Lori Holly Claire Hoffmeyer
Principal Director of Advancement Director of Campus Ministry
Steve Plechaty ’74
Dean of Students

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A Message from 3
President Donna Bembenek

This year more than most, we have all leaned on our faith. The
circumstances since the start of the global pandemic required our
parishes to close and offer virtual religious services. At Catholic
Memorial High School, we worked very hard to prioritize our Catholic
faith through daily prayer, virtual praying of the rosary, a special
weekly message from Fr. John and Campus Ministry, virtual service
opportunities and more.
When COVID-19 required us to close our campus in March 2020, none of
us could have imagined that the remote instruction we effectively pivoted
to would become the norm for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school
year. Thanks to this committed community, we were able to rise above
the challenges presented by the world pandemic and move swiftly to
ensure our students thrived. It is a true testament to the value you place
on a quality education, deeply rooted in our Catholic faith.
Your generosity provided critical funding for the technology needed to
support remote learning, training for our teachers and critical health
and safety equipment and supplies that ensured our campus was a safe,
secure and healthy environment for our students to return to. Thanks
to you, we continued to provide an exceptional, rigorous, faith-filled
education to each of our students while keeping them, our teachers, staff
and community safe.
In the midst of this crisis, your support helped us make great strides
toward implementation of our strategic plan. We continued our focus
to serve students with diverse learning styles. Since the beginning of
2020 we have delivered on key strategic plan goals by adding a second
Academic Resource Specialist in the Academic Resource Center, expanded
our strong STEM curriculum, provided real-world, hands-on learning
experiences for our students through internships, added critical mental
health services for students embedded in the school day, and have put
in place the structure to look forward with innovative educational
strategies that recognize the future opportunities our students will have
available to them.
As I reflect on the past year, my heart is filled with gratitude for each
of you – for your unwavering support, kindness, generosity and deep
caring for our students and our school. We are pleased to have returned
to in-person instruction this fall and ask that you continue to keep CMH
faculty, students and staff in your prayers.
Our Lady of Memorial, pray for us!

Donna Bembenek
President

2019-2020 Annual Report

VISION

Catholic Memorial High School
is recognized by students and families

as the preferred high school in
Waukesha County and surrounding areas.

PURPOSE

Catholic Memorial High School is an inclusive
community where all students are inspired to
explore and realize their God-given potential.

VALUES

Memorial, Faith, Trust, Respect,
Inclusiveness, Professionalism,
Excellence, Caritas in Omnibus

CATHOLIC MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL

At Catholic Memorial High School, we expect our students to achieve more than they ever
imagined. We inspire and educate in faith. We challenge each young adult who enters our
doors to continuously grow academically, emotionally and spiritually.
Here, students become the very best version of themselves, fully prepared for lifelong
success. And at Catholic Memorial, we expect nothing less.

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A Message from Board of Directors
Board Chair Michael Grubich Michael Grubich

Dear CMH Families, Board Chair
Over the past two years, I have had the honor to serve as the Board Chair Kelly Cleary-Rebholz
for this wonderful school. Serving in this capacity has allowed me to
witness how incredibly generous and committed you are to the enduring Chair Elect/Secretary
legacy of CMH. Larry Brown
Since my first introduction to this community when my wife, Ann
Marie, and I were exploring high school options for our three children, Treasurer
I knew this was a special, giving community that cared deeply about
Catholic education and the future of the children it serves. Now, as an At Large Members
alumni parent of three CMH graduates, I can say unequivocally that Dr. Chris Fox ’88
my children have incredibly bright futures thanks to the support you Carlos Garces
provide. Together, we are part of a community that builds young men and Rev. John Gibson
women of faith and character that will serve the church and the world. At Michelle Gross
Catholic Memorial, we expect nothing less. Dr. William Henk
As a parent of a Class of 2020 senior, I witnessed first-hand the Monica Hocum ’85
disappointment and heartbreak in the loss of milestone events caused by Very Rev. Dan Janasik ’97
the pandemic – senior awards, prom and missing out on the final days Glenn Kormanik
enjoying friendships built over four years. I also witnessed the strength, John Paul Marchan ’98
resilience and drive to persevere that exists in the young men and Michael McWilliams
women in our CMH community. As a board member and parent, I want Eric Oechsner
to thank our faculty and staff for adapting and managing through an Shawn Reilly ’79
unprecedented situation. I watched with pride as my son walked across a Dr. Suzanne Schmidt
graduation stage and safely enjoyed one final high school moment with Mark Tomchek ’89
friends and family, an experience CMH was committed to providing. Marlo Vasquez
As Board Chair, I was committed to working with faculty, staff, school Rev. Tony Zimmer
leadership and you to ensure the future of our school was strong. I’m Susan Nelson
grateful for your support – financial and otherwise. Without you, our
school would cease to exist. Associate Superintendent,
As my term as board chair comes to an end, I eagerly step into my role as Liaison, Archdioceses
alumni parent and supporter. I look forward to working alongside of you of Milwaukee
to ensure Catholic Memorial rises for many years to come. Thank you for
the opportunity to serve. 5
Blessings,

Michael Grubich
Board Chair, 2019-2020

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Caritas in Omnibus

Charity in All Things

I t is through our Catholic faith, that our students learn to be
purposeful leaders who serve our community and the world.
The annual Crusader Day of Service was expanded this year
as our students went out into the community to serve more
organizations, and the Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner
hit a 30-year milestone.

When COVID-19 closed our campus, students participated in
virtual praying of the Rosary, received guidance and strength
through Fr. John’s video messages and continued their commitment
to service in innovative ways.

HONOR AND Catholic Memorial High School
REVERENCE

Thanks to the generosity of the
Piette family and the late
Rev. Cletus Kaiser, the Our Lady
of Memorial Chapel now houses
14 first-class relics, including
the True Cross and 13 saints
beautifully displayed under the
Mensa of the chapel altar.

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SERVING OUR FRONTLINE HEROES

W hen Sam Menheer ’21, heard stories of healthcare workers
battling the COVID-19 pandemic on the frontlines, he wanted
to do something to help. Utilizing a design created and shared by a
Boy Scout in Oregon, Sam went to work on his 3D printer, creating
and delivering more than 1,200 mask straps that would make
the essential PPE more comfortable and reduce skin irritation
for frontline workers. He delivered them to area hospitals, fire
stations and pharmacies.

“CATHOLIC MEMORIAL HAS GIVEN ME A SENSE OF
PURPOSE AND SHAPED MY DIRECTION, AS WELL
AS GIVING ME A SENSE OF COMMUNITY THAT I
HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED BEFORE. I WOULD BE
LYING IF I SAID THERE WAS ANY BETTER FEELING

THAN THIS SERVICE.” – SAM MENHEER ’21

CRUSADER DAY OF SERVICE

Adesire to create some beauty in the midst of F aculty members Ann ’77 and Tony Maas have
the dreariness of a pandemic, Ali Stucker ’21, inspired generations of Crusaders to live out the
led an effort to spruce up the CMH courtyard. She value of Caritas in Omnibus (Charity in All Things) by
enlisted her sister, Kiki ’23, her parents, Kenny spearheading the Annual Community Thanksgiving
and Nancy, and a handful of volunteers to remove Dinner for 30 Years.
overgrown bushes, plant grass, and showcase the
beautiful statue of St. Francis of Assisi that sits at 85% $5,000 1,000+
the center of the space. They secured donations from provided by 100 Hours
local businesses and CMH supporters and invested of Students Women Who Care, Served in
hundreds of hours to complete the project. Participated and the Richard M. One Day
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Schulze Family
Foundation allowed
us to expand Crusader

Day of Service.

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Rigorous, Experiential,
Inspiring Academics

I nspired by an engaging faculty, rigorous
academics and exceptional opportunities
to expand and apply their knowledge
through real-world experiences, CMH
students exceeded their own expectations
and discovered their passions. Even when
the pandemic meant the remainder of their
year would be virtual, our students adapted,
gaining strength in vital life-skills such as
perseverance and agility.

“I AM SO GRATEFUL TO CMH FOR THE CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION +
UNBELIEVABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BE MENTORSHIP = SUCCESS
MENTORED BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS
A self-described “hands-on learner,” senior Jaden
LIKE (ALUMNUS) JERRY JENDUSA Brozynski, says the unique experiences provided
AND DAVID GRUBER.” to him at Catholic Memorial have helped him succeed
– JADEN BROZYNSKI ’21 in ways he didn’t think possible. “CMH teachers really
strive to help us learn in ways that are best for us. I
8 don’t think there is any other school that would give
me the same opportunities,” says Jaden.

Learning from gifted faculty and being mentored
by industry experts has allowed Jaden to apply
what he’s learned to real-world applications and
develop skills and confidence that will lead to future
success. Last year, Jaden teamed with engineering
classmates Loren Nietzke and Aaron Armour to
develop an innovative product – DroneChute – and
an accompanying business plan. The team presented
live on “Project Pitch It,” a local show similar to
the popular “Shark Tank” series, and are currently
working with experts to acquire a patent.

Catholic Memorial High School

Distinguished School Laptops, hotspots
for STEM and other technology

Only school in Wisconsin to receive the needed for remote
honor for three consecutive years. learning were made
possible through the
100%
generosity of a
of IB Math students scored a 5 or CMH donor.
higher on their final exam (1-7 scale)

$16M

The class of 2020 was awarded
over $16 million in college scholarships

26.4 VIRTUAL ART GALLERY
ALLOWED SHOW TO GO ON
Top 80% of students from the
Class of 2020 average ACT score. Innovation, resourcefulness and creativity are
24.6 Composite average ACT score. skills developed through the diverse CMH
art curriculum, which offers experiences in
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and drawing to graphic design and digital
photography. Using technology, art teacher Dan
Burau created an engaging and innovative virtual
platform to host the 2020 Student Art Show
where visitors could stroll through an interactive
gallery showcasing 160 pieces of student art.

“ART ALLOWS STUDENTS TO EXPRESS
THEMSELVES IN MEANINGFUL WAYS.

THE SKILLS LEARNED THROUGH
TRADITIONAL ART COURSES

PREPARE STUDENTS FOR DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY AND DESIGN COURSES,
ALONG WITH THE CHALLENGES OF AN

ONLINE WORLD.”
– DAN BURAU, ART TEACHER

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Internships Thank you to the following companies
who participated in the 2019-2020 pilot
internship program, providing 11 seniors
with invaluable experience and skills.

ARIES INDUSTRIES
CUSTOM COMPUTER

SERVICES
DEDICATED COMPUTING
HUSCO INTERNATIONAL
INPRO ARCHITECTURAL

PRODUCTS
NEOCOIL
OCONOMOWOC
MANUFACTURING

SPX
WISCO ALLOYS INC.

ZERO ZONE

C atholic Memorial partnered with ten engineers and to apply what they learned in the
area companies to pilot an internship classroom in a real-world work environment.
program that would provide hands-on “Students developed skills and life lessons
work experience to 11 seniors enrolled in that will ensure their success in careers of the
the Engineering Design and Development 2 future,” said Mary Petrie ’76, CMH Innovative
course, part of CMH’s STEM curriculum and its & Entrepreneurship Dept. Chair and PLTW
nationally certified Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Instructor. The internship program will expand in
program. The internships provided students the 2020-21 to include the IB Business
opportunity to work side-by-side with professional HL class.

“THIS EXPERIENCE WILL HELP ME IN PILOT INTERNSHIP
EVERYTHING I DO IN THE FUTURE. PROGRAM
I’VE LEARNED SO MUCH ABOUT MY
STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES, PLTW EDD2
TO BE A SPONGE AND ABSORB AS MUCH Engineering Class
AS POSSIBLE, TO ASK QUESTIONS
AND COMMUNICATE MORE. THIS WAS 11 Seniors
POSSIBLY A DECIDING FACTOR IN MY 10 Partner
ACCEPTANCE TO MY DREAM SCHOOL.” Companies

– CHRYS STRINGFELLOW ’20, INTERN AT

NEOCOIL IN PEWAUKEE

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LESSONS FOR LIFE

Valentina Medrano is a member of the CMH
Class of 2020, who graduated from high
school and started college in the midst of a
global pandemic. Resilience, perseverance and
the ability to adapt were demanded.

“Nothing can really prepare you for college
life during a pandemic, but CMH gave me a
solid foundation,” Valentina said. She credits her
CMH teachers, a rigorous curriculum and her
internship at InPro Architectural Products for
providing her with the confidence and skills she
needed to succeed during her first semester at
Marquette University.

“I was surrounded by an incredible team
of mentors at InPro who taught me critical
skills like communication, professionalism and
adaptability. The internship program allowed me
to gain a foothold in the real world.”

Valentina was one of 11 CMH students
who participated in CMH’s pilot internship
program. The experience, she said, equipped
her with skills that will enable her to face the
uncertainties of life with confidence.

“I AM THE FIRST IN MY FAMILY TO
GO TO COLLEGE. IT MEANS A
GREAT DEAL BECAUSE MY
PARENTS HAVE WORKED

TREMENDOUSLY HARD TO GET ME
A GOOD EDUCATION. THANKS TO

CMH AND INPRO, I HAVE THE
SKILLS TO SUCCEED. I WAS
GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY

OF A LIFETIME.”
– VALENTINA MEDRANO ’20

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Championship Athletics

T he Crusader winning tradition continued this
year as CMH celebrated the first state title in
school history for girls tennis and the football
team again took home the State Championship. When
COVID-19 cut short the winter season and forced the
cancellation of the spring season, our athletes did not
quit. Individual workouts continued and coaches found
innovative ways to keep the spirit of competition alive.

LEGACIES ARE BUILT AT CMH

F our-sport star athlete Luke Fox ’20, grew
up knowing what it means to be a Crusader.
Hard work, integrity, sportsmanship – these
were traits instilled in him, not just by his
coaches but by his family. Crusader athletics –
and the lessons learned from them – runs deep
in the Fox family. His parents, Chris Fox ’88
and Char Saber ’88, were Crusader athletes
as were other members of his extended family.
Luke followed in their footsteps, earning several
accolades, including WIAA 2020 Scholar Athlete.
Last spring, he accepted a full-ride scholarship to
play baseball for Duke University and passed the

Fox family
torch to his
younger
brother,
Rory ’22,
who is
currently
the starting
quarterback
for the
Crusaders.

“THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING BIGGER THAN
WINNING THAT CAN COME OUT OF SPORTS. I WILL
NEVER FORGET THE CAMARADERIE BUILT BETWEEN
TEAMMATES, AND THE IDEA THAT WIN OR LOSE, WE

ALWAYS DID IT TOGETHER.” - LUKE FOX ’20

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The Class of 2020 earned
27 Athletic Scholarships,

including 12 to
Division 1 universities.

104

State Championships

96%

of students compete in at
least one sport

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Sports

JUNIOR CRUSADER PROGRAM GROWS CHAMPIONS

“COMPETING HAS BOOSTED MY CONFIDENCE IN ATHLETICS AND ACADEMICS -
AND JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING I DO!” – ALY CUNNINGHAM, ’21

A ly Cunningham ’21 has excelled at two at the state level and went on to compete as
non-traditional sports as a Crusader, part of the Wisconsin team at the national
something she credits to her outstanding level. She competed as a member of the CMH
coaching staff and her start in the Jr. Crusader State Championship Rugby team, which also led
program while in middle school. As a junior on to opportunities to play at the state and
the CMH ski racing team, Aly captured national level.
the girls overall individual ski championship

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Engaging Extracurriculars

T he Catholic Memorial High School experience reaches far
beyond the classroom. Student life is full of opportunities
to explore, dream and succeed. Students are encouraged
to explore and grow their passions through a variety of
activities that promote personal growth intellectually,
spiritually and socially. Whether through drama, art, music,
robotics, faith or a student-created club, CMH offers countless
activities that engage them in self-discovery.

HEALTH SCIENCE
PASSION EXTENDS
OUTSIDE CLASSROOM

Biomedical studies at CMH sparked such
a passion in Dewane Kayiwa ’20 that
he wanted to find a way to apply what he
was learning in the classroom in a real-
world way. So, with the backing of the CMH
faculty, Dewane established a CMH chapter
of HOSA (Health Occupations Students
of America), an organization dedicated to
empowering future health professionals
to develop leadership and technical skills
through education, collaboration and
experience. “Participating in biomedical
classes and HOSA boosted my problem-
solving skills, granted me practice and
knowledge that other undergrads were
deprived of,” said Dewane, currently a
freshman at UW-LaCrosse

“MY CONFIDENCE IN CREATING
THIS GROUP WAS ROOTED
IN THE CMH COMMUNITY. I

KNEW KIDS WOULD JOIN AND
PERFORM WELL BECAUSE

THEY POSSESS AN INTRINSIC
MOTIVATION FOR DOING
AND LEARNING, WHICH IS

REINFORCED BY CMH FACULTY.”
– DEWANE KAYIWA ’20

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F or Elle Erato ’21, participating in extracurricular
activities not only provided her an opportunity to
showcase her talents on stage and compete in a sport
she loves, but her involvement outside the classroom
helped her to develop confidence, find her voice,
develop leadership skills and give back to others.
“Had I not participated in a variety of extracurricular
activities, I would not be the student I am today,”
says Elle. “Participating in drama has given me the
confidence to stand up for what I believe in, just as I
stand proudly on stage. Cross Country has taught me
so much about perseverance and serving as a team
captain helped me grow as a leader.”

“I NEEDED DRAMA TO GROW IN
CONFIDENCE AND SPORTS TO LEARN THE
IMPORTANCE OF DRIVE AND LEADERSHIP
– SKILLS I NOW USE AS A PEER MENTOR

AND MEMBER OF THE INCLUSIVENESS
TEAM TO HELP OTHER STUDENTS FEEL AS
WELCOME AS I DID ON MY FIRST DAY AS A

FRESHMAN.” – ELLE ERATO, ’21

80+ 98% #1

Clubs and of CMH students are CMH’s Performing
Activities involved in at least Arts Program is the
Offered one extracurricular
Most Awarded in
activity Wisconsin

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Catholic Memorial Rises

FACULTY RISES TO THE CHALLENGE OF REMOTE
CLASSROOMS TO ENSURE STUDENT SUCCESS

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“I HOPE OUR STUDENTS LOOK BACK ON THIS TIME AS
A TIME THEY LEARNED HOW TO BE STRONG THROUGH
ADVERSITY, THAT THEY CAN GET THROUGH TOUGH TIMES
SUCCESSFULLY. TO ME, THE LESSON IN FAITH WILL BE THE
MOST IMPORTANT OF THIS TIME.”

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“MY STUDENTS SAW ME SOMETIMES STRUGGLE WITH POOR WIFI,
BUT THEY SEE ME COME BACK THE NEXT DAY, READY TO TRY AGAIN.
I HOPE MY STUDENTS SEE MY RESILIENCE AND ADAPTABILITY.
EVEN WHEN EVERYTHING AROUND YOU SHIFTS, YOU CAN ADAPT
AND USE IT AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPLORE NEW APPROACHES.”
– MARY BAENEN, MATH TEACHER

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The Crusader Fund

$952,301 $702,509 100%
raised for the awarded in
Crusader Fund tuition assistance of students benefit
from the Crusader Fund

C atholic Memorial High School was blessed by the generosity Catholic Memorial High School
of hundreds of donors whose support and dedication to
CMH helped to raise $952,301 for the Crusader Fund. Every
student at CMH benefits from the Crusader Fund which provides a
rigorous, quality education delivered by a top-notch faculty, spiritual
guidance from our on-campus chaplain, and programs that provide
an extraordinary student experience. It also ensures more students
have access to a Catholic education through tuition assistance and
transportation support.

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#RISE UP

CRUSADER NATION SHOWS UP FOR
ONE DAY IN MAY

T hough the COVID-19 crisis separated us from our
campus, Crusader pride brought our community
together virtually for a special One Day in May
celebration of our enduring legacy and raised an
astounding $85,000. Momentum began building early in
April, as hundreds of Crusader fans – past and present –
tuned in to CMH social media for an entertaining series,
“Games with Mro,” featuring CMH teacher and coach,
Jeff Mrochinski. Notable alumni, former teachers and
current Crusaders joined in the fun.

The inaugural virtual event featured stories of
success, resilience and faith and engaged current
students and families, alumni, and faculty and staff past
and present in a day of community pride and financial
support. Gifts ranged from $10 to $5,000 and originated
from cities and towns throughout North America.

312 47 46% $85K
raised
g if t s/donor s classes of all gifts made
represented by CMH alumni 146% of goal

The Annual Crusader
Auction raised

$175,000
for the
Crusader
Fund

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RISE Campaign $7M
$6M
ELEVATING EVERY STUDENT FOR SUCCESS $5M

Y our support of our strategic plan, Rise: A Plan to Grow Catholic Memorial,
is enabling us to grow our school through our Catholic faith, academic
excellence and an unmatched student experience. Over the past year,
we have been able to implement many elements of the plan that help us
deliver on the promise to meet each student where they are and help
each rise to achieve beyond what they even thought possible.

We’ve been able to add critical student support in our Academic
Resource Center to ensure we meet the needs of EVERY student

and support diverse learning styles. We’ve established key
partnerships with area businesses to provide internships
and project-based learning opportunities for our
students. We also increased efforts to ensure
our school has the resources needed to
provide for a secure future.

“THE ARC (ACADEMIC $4M
RESOURCE CENTER) PROVIDES $3M
$2M
UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES $1M
FOR STUDENTS TO RECEIVE
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT IN AN
ENVIRONMENT THAT FOSTERS
FOCUS, ENGAGEMENT AND

CO LL A B O R ATI O N .”

- RYAN STOLTZ, CMH ACADEMIC
RESOURCE SPECIALIST
“OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS ARE

PROVIDING INVALUABLE HANDS-ON

EXPERIENCE WHERE OUR STUDENTS CAN

APPLY WHAT THEY LEARN IN THE CLASSROOM

TO REAL-WORLD WORK ENVIRONMENTS. IT IS PROVIDING

OUR STUDENTS WITH A COMPETITIVE EDGE AND

SETTING THEM UP FOR SUCCESS.”
- ANGELA COOPER, CMH CAREER CONNECTIONS COORDINATOR

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Current RISE Campaign Donors

Catholic Memorial is committed to the development of the whole student.
The RISE Campaign provides CMH the necessary funding to fulfill on the
goals set forth in our strategic plan and address the needs of students in
compelling ways. The RISE Campaign focuses on three key areas: Seed
funding for critical programmatic investments, key capital investments and
bold/aspirational initiatives. Thanks to these generous supporters, as of June
30, 2019, $2.8 million had been contributed toward our $7 million goal.
We invite you to join us in this critical work. With your help, our graduates
will have the essential skills and confidence to take the next step after high
school to college and career.

Anonymous (3) Jerald Jensusa ’85
Alan and Donna Bembenek John and Mary Kay Lammers
John ’67 and Nancy Bunce Lutz Family Charitable Trust
Stephan and Sharon Cooper Marsh & McLennan Companies
Steven and Denise Cremer Mark and Martha Mirsberger
William and Claire (Welsh) ’98 Ronald and Kathy Mohorek
Scott and Richelle Naze
Geller Randall ’84 and Lynn North
Michael and Lynn Giffhorn Northwestern Mutual
Michael and Renee Gratz
James and Michelle Gross Foundation
Michael and Ann Marie James and Kristine Rappé
Steve and Shelagh Roell
Grubich Dennis and Sandra (Beres) ’66 Sage
Timothy ’74 and Monica (Loomis) Gary and Linda Sarner
Calvin and Suzanne Schmidt
’77 Hanley William and Patricia Sommers
Very Rev. Paul B.R. Waukesha State Bank
We Energies
Hartmann ’84
Maureen Hutchinson
InPro Corporation

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2019-2020 Financials

INVESTMENT INCOME OTHER
$508,587 $104,256
ACTIVITIES &
SPECIAL PROGRAMS CONTRIBUTIONS
$538,820 $3,347,881

REVENUE

$10,679,810

PARISH SUPPORT
$138,634
TUITION
$6,041,632

Total Revenues include gifts made to the endowment,
the RISE Campaign and for other restricted purposes.

OCCUPANCY, DEPRECIATION
UTILITIES & $727,380
MAINTENANCE
$273,087
AFFILIATED
ORGANIZATIONS
& CLUBS
$501,385

SUPPLIES & OTHER EXPENSES SALARIES & WAGES
$582,612 $4,078,831
PURCHASED SERVICES $8,414,466
$807,888

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Catholic Memorial High School
$1,443,283
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Honor Roll ST. JOSEPH’S SOCIETY | $10,000+ John Nevins
of Donors Gary and Laura Anderson Randall ’84 and Lynn North
Anonymous (2) Northwestern Mutual Foundation
The following individuals, Archdiocese of Milwaukee Christopher ’81 Rebholz and
foundations and businesses Alan and Donna Bembenek
are recognized for cumulative John ’67 and Nancy Bunce Kelly Cleary-Rebholz
monetary gifts within this CMH Mothers’ Club Diane (Bischel) Rezagholi ’62
fiscal year to the: Crusading for Steven and Denise Cremer Kenneth and Jeannie Riesch
Excellence Campaign, Annual Thomas and Kristen Czarnecki Barbara (Pace) Rosenmerkel ’57
Crusader Fund, the Crusader Jeffrey ’75 and Susan Dailey Dennis and Sandra (Beres) ’66 Sage
Auction, Crusader Golf Outing, Faith in Our Future Gary and Linda Sarner
endowment funds, memorial GE Foundation John and Karen Sauer
gifts, special projects and donor- William and Claire (Welsh) ’98 Geller Calvin and Suzanne Schmidt
designated gifts. Michael and Lynn Giffhorn Robert and Patricia (Weber) ’62
Michael and Renee Gratz
James and Michelle Gross Schmidt
Michael and Ann Marie Grubich James Scrima ’61
Thomas ’66 and JoAnne Haasch St. Anthony on the Lake
Timothy ’74 and Monica (Loomis) ’77
Catholic Church
Hanley St. Charles Catholic Church
Very Rev. Paul B.R. Hartmann ’84 St. Dominic Catholic Church
Holy Apostles Catholic Church St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
InPro Corporation St. James Catholic Church -
Ray and Mary (Etzel) ’62 Jast
Jerald Jendusa ’85 Menomonee Falls
Max and Dawn Keller St. Jerome Catholic Church
Kurt and Kathleen Kellogg St. John Vianney Catholic Church
Kern Family Foundation St. Joseph Catholic Church - Waukesha
George Klingler St. Leonard Catholic Church
John and Mary Kay Lammers St. Mary’s Visitation Catholic Church
Mark and Martha Mirsberger St. William Catholic Church
Michael and Paula Moore John and JoEllen Stollenwerk
Multhauf Foundation Waukesha State Bank
Scott and Richelle Naze We Energies

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ST. FRANCIS SOCIETY
$5,000 - $9,999
Auto Paint & Supply
Anonymous
Boyle Fredrickson SC
Mary Bubanovich
Stuart and Terry (Nevins) ’74 Buchholtz
Catholic Community Foundation Inc -

Brian D. Hanley Fund
Dana Investment Advisors
Dedicated Computing
Scott and Lori Doro
Bruce Figi
Christopher Fox ’88 and

Charlene Saber ’88
Donnell and Sheila Geib
Green Bay Packers
Herb Kohl Educational Foundation Inc.
Holz Family Foundation
Maureen Hutchinson
Jill and George Fahr Charitable Fund
Christine Jones
KMI Construction, LLC
Glenn and Heather Kormanik
Robert Krueger ’67
Lutz Family Charitable Trust
Marianne Maahs
Joan MacGregor
Marsh & McLennan Companies
Robin McCraw ’78
Michael and Pamela McWilliams
Ronald and Kathleen Mohorek
Moore Construction Services, LLC
Pat and Gerry (Long) ’69 Murphy
Michael ’63 and Elisabeth Nevins
Price Foundation Charitable Trust
Queen of Apostles Catholic Church
David Scrima ’70
Terrence and Catherine Skelding
William and Patricia Sommers
St. Agnes Catholic Church
St. Bruno Catholic Church
St. Catherine of Alexandria

Catholic Church
St. James Catholic Church -

Mukwonago
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church
St. Joseph Catholic Church - Big Bend
St. Mary’s Catholic Church - Waukesha
St. Paul Catholic Church
St. Theresa Catholic Church
State Of Wisconsin
William ’79 and Michelle West

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MEMORIAL SOCIETY FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY Karolyn (Kneser) ’69 and Regge Krueger
$2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 Joel and Jennifer Kujawa
John and Julie Kurtz
Anonymous (3) Rev. Dennis Ackeret John and Andrea (Wigchers) ’88 Kutcher
Appleton Lathing Corporation David and Janet Andera Larpen Metallurgical Service
Aries Industries Inc. Anonymous (3) Andrew Lawton ’03
Michael ’00 and Breanna Berg Thomas and Bernadette Bartnicki Dan and Catherine (McCarthy) ’81
Catherine McKeever Denten Foundation Michael and Kimberly Behring
Kevin and Ann Chiappetta Donald ’70 and Debra Beres Luther
Linda Christman Matthew and Tammy Biebel Gregory and Therese (Piette) ’81 Lyons
Stephan and Sharon Cooper Thomas ’84 and Kellie Bray Ann (Stollenwerk) ’77 and Anthony
Christopher and Karen DeNardis Brian ’95 and Mary (Biebel) ’95 Brejcha
James and Judy Dobrzynski Kevin and Denise Cassin Maas
Michael and Kristen Doyle Catholic Study Club Marquette University
Dan and Wendy Dulak Central Office Systems Corporation Tom McCormick and Tammie Miller
James ’74 and Marcia (Hinkes) ’76 James Clark and Mary Jo ’81 MacGregor Thomas ’03 and Lauren (Taugher) ’06
James ’94 and Jennifer (Schilling) ’94
Dunlap McInerny
Enterprise Lighting, Ltd Connelly Todd and Meg McMahon
Susan Fox Geoff and Angela Cooper Dirk ’89 and Renee McQuestion
Tom and Nancy (Nevins) ’71 Gaudion Joe Cunningham and Christine Murphy Metal-Era Inc.
Google Dan Plautz Cleaning Service Inc. Milwaukee Jewish Federation
Greater Milwaukee Foundation Inc. Gary and Julie Davis Frank ’66 and Nancy Muench
Richard and Kathryn (Sawyer) ’80 Dirk Debbink Jay ’83 and Christa Multhauf
Andrew and Melinda Dejewski Barbara Muth
Gutenkunst Duncan and Mary Delhey Office Furniture Warehouse
Steven and Chau Janowski Christopher and Mary Drosen Derek and Michele Pawlak
John Bisswurm CMH Scholarship Fund Jay Durst ’87 PHM Orthodontists
Brent ’87 and Jennifer Jones Steven and Karie Eberhardt Joseph ’89 and Sue (Roeske) ’89 Piette
Thomas and Melinda Kalawa Chris and Jennifer (Szmanda) ’84 Erato Paul and Cori Prahl
Fred and Mary Kinateder James and Angela Flanagan James and Kristine Rappé
Joan Kleinhenz Foot and Ankle Associates of WI, Ltd Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation
Gregory and Valeria Kopulos Michael ’78 and Martha Galecki Mark and Patricia (Reardon) ’85
KS Energy Services Inc. Tom ’78 and Roxanne Gebhard
David ’77 and Jean Lauer Fr. John Gibson Schneider
Jennifer Lowe Patricia Groh Richard and Sandra Schueller
Vinny and Kathy McAvoy Abigail Gureski ’17 Jeffrey and Mary Seefeld
David and Jane (Hepperla) ’83 Menheer Michael and Amy Haas Carol Seegers
Anthony and Inger Mescher William and Lisa Henk Michael and Melanie Sikma
John and Cathy Murphy Holt Family Foundation Robert and Ann (Fauerbach) ’73 Smart
Lisa Nevins ’73 James and Lori Hubacek Special Olympics Wisconsin Inc.
Arthur and Barbara (Bunce) ’74 Patten International Concrete Products Inc. Thomas ’79 and Pam Taugher
Steven and Stacie Piacsek Jim and Jodi Jacobson Laurie Utter
R & R Insurance Services Inc James E. & John A. Keyes Family Joseph ’56 and Louise (Kissinger) ’56
Thomas and Angela Solomon
St. Joseph Catholic Church - Foundation Inc. Vitale
Leon and Betsy Janssen Lawrence Von Rueden ’62
Wauwatosa Marie Keyser Walsh Masonry Inc.
St. Luke Catholic Church Sandra (Streit) Keyser ’62 Patrick and Angela Walters
St. Teresa of Calcutta Catholic Church David and Gina King John Ward ’76
Susan Van Abel ’65 Daniel ’97 and Stephanie (Riesch) ’01 Robert and Bridget Warns
James and Denise Vavra WaterStone Bank
Waukesha County Community Knapp Michael and Kerri (Lapointe) ’94 Webber
Thomas and Nancy Knapp Sandra Werowinski
Foundation Timothy and Ann Kottak Suzanne (Till) White ’82
Thomas and Kristin Westrick Kenneth and Margaret Krahe Michael and Elizabeth Wilson
Wisco Alloys Inc. Michael and Margie (Steckbauer) ’67 John and Jean Wright
Xtreme Ortho, LLC
Krauski

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DAVID FRISCHMANN SOCIETY Mark ’89 and Melissa (Sanchez) ’89 We Energies Foundation
$500 - $999 Klement Thomas and Nanci Weideman
Jeffrey Weinberger
Francis Andres Chris and Barb (Bray) ’87 Kreul Wisconsin State Golf Association
Anonymous (4) David and Mary (Regar) ’83 Kuczkowski Mark and Andrea Wojcinski
Anthony and Melissa Arenas Michael Kupper ’54 Gregory ’77 and Michele Young
Associated Bank Darrell Landry and Sherri Mann Mark and Lynne Zeidler
Torrey and Lori (Godich) ’96 Bievenour Kevin and Kathy Lang
John and Sandy Bisswurm James and Mary Laux SILVIO LOPEZ SOCIETY
John ’77 and Sally (Heck) ’81 Bisswurm Timothy ’79 and Marie Leroy $250 - $499
Blain’s Farm & Fleet Bruce ’65 and Susan (Nantell) ’65 Lindl Anonymous (5)
Joseph and Jan Boberschmidt William and Amy Lucci Dale and Dana Armour
Anthony and Sigrid Bove Lueder Financial Group, LLC Mary Ellen (Fauerbach) Aspenson ’71
Andrew and Carrissa Brayer Alexander and Mary MacGillis Jonathan ’81 and Juliane (Smart) ’81
Harold Brecher ’65 Jeffrey and Linda Matyas
Christopher and Amy Brennan Jeffrey and Bethanne Mazurczak Balicki
Lee and Cathleen Brisk James ’87 and Mary McCarthy Skip and Brenda Bargielski
Larry and Regina Brown Michael and Deborah McCourt Jeffrey and Melissa Barta
Ed and Jackie Brozynski Jeffrey and Sue Metiva Mark Barta
Amy Calteux Frederick and Carol Michalek Kevin and Dianne Bay
James and Lisa Chapman Milwaukee School of Engineering Christopher and Tara Benyousky
Todd and Cheryl (Hamilton) ’88 Clausen Jeff and Mary Mrochinski Patrick and Diane Bergan
CMH Friends of the Arts Joe and Amy Mudlaff Mark Bischel ’69
Michael and Rebecca Coello Kenneth and Sandra Murray Timothy ’84 and Deborah (DeMarsh) ’84
Paul and Maria Cook Michael ’91 and Shelley Nevins
John and Mary Cooney James and Sandra O’Brien Bisswurm
Rebecca (Anderson) Crow ’95 John O’Connell Walter Bohrer
Bruce ’81 and Carolyn Dall One Source Construction Steve and Lisa Bonner
John and Mary (Vanden Noven) ’78 Richard ’71 and Tessa Pagano Robert and Julie Bortolotti
Jon Peltier ’84 Dennis ’75 and Sandra (Baukus) ’78
Dietz Dennis and Mary (Kuemmel) ’76 Petrie
Alex Dobrinska ’12 Joseph Piatt and Traci Boyd
Travis ’96 and Amanda Dodge Donald and Margaret (Seegers) ’79
Scott ’90 and Susan Domach Huntemann-Piatt
Andrew and Brenda Doyle Jeanne Piette ’87 Braun
Patrick Duffy PNC Bank James and Dolores (Ocampo) ’95 Brown
Daniel and Robyn Dugan Edward Ramthun and Catherine Way Joshua and Colleen (Holton) ’94 Brown
Eaton Corporation Red Hat John and Mary Burke
Eppstein Uhen Architects Inc. Jonathan ’96 and Kathleen (Warns) ’98 Douglas and Mary Carson
Greg and Kara Erchull Michael and Mary Chmielewski
Paul and Patricia Feller Riesch Brian and Susan Christian
Francisco and Cory Flores Dennis and Julie Rogers Clear Cut Print Solutions, Inc
James ’70 and Mary Jo Gabelbauer Sanofi Bio Industries Inc. Cornerstone Financial Solutions Group,
Gregory and Judy Gamalski Todd and Michelle Schmolesky
Geis Building Products Brian and Debra (Behring) ’79 LLC
Michael Germain ’88 Richard and Andrea Dedrick
Anthonie and Katherine Goedheer Schneider Rita Denny
Peter and Judith Goodman Cathy Sensiba Andrew and Jennifer Denten
Nelson Hartrich William and Cheryl Serb James and Marcelene Dobrinska
Laura Hennen Christopher and Stacey Smart William and Maureen Dowling
Rose Hoffmann Ronald Smith ’84 Susan Eutizzi
Steve and Debra Holubowicz SPX Transformer Solutions, Inc Al and Norma Mae Exner
Thomas and Letitia (Merkt) ’65 Hoye St. John Neumann Catholic Church Michael and Brooke Finnegan
Donald and Elizabeth Ibach David and Amy Stanislawski Mark and Lisa Fleckenstein
Peter and Karolyn Johnston Paul and Kate Stauffacher Randall and Kay Freeman
Richard and Renee Kapusniak Joseph Stillmank Cindy Fryda
Lance Kerwin ’60 Todd and Tina (King) ’91 Szada Darrell and Michelle Fynaardt
Richard and Sharon Keuler Carolyn Szymanski Jeffrey and Beth Gauthier
Frank and Judy (Kluth) ’81 Kile Michael and Tracy Tarwacki William and Collette Goldammer
Matthew and Christie Teuteberg Goldman Sachs & Co
Thomas and Dagmar Vetta Paul and Pamela Gosenheimer
Walden, Neitzke & Kuhary, S.C. David Hartung
Kenneth ’81 and Kay Walter HK Consulting

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Michael and Kate Hoffmann 27
Claire Hoffmeyer
Lori Holly
Colin and Christina Holmes
Matthew ’85 and Dawn Hoppe
Michael and Lee Jeske
Brian and Karen Johnson
Kevin ’83 and Christine Keane
Michael and Carol (Brecher) ’67

Kennedy
Paul and Kathleen ’76 Klespis-Wick
Daniel and JoAnn Krause
Kyle ’92 and Sara (Bortolotti) ’93 Ladish
Vince ’84 and Mary Lai
Frank Lenz and Kristine Havlik-Lenz
Brian and Tracy Lewis
Ronald and Patricia Lonzo
George and Elizabeth Lubeley
Patrick McCaffery ’61
James and Lisa (Frederickson) ’88

McKenna
Daniel Mei ’85
Mount Mary University
Peter and Carie Mueller
Robert ’76 and Terri (Hurley) ’76 Murphy
Michael ’86 and Mary Mutza
Andrew and Tammy Nicholas
Robert Nolan
Timothy and Marie Norgal
Ron and Jennifer (Poshek) ’89 Ogren
Daniel and Ann Olstinske
Bart and Patti (Pavlic) ’91 Bohne
Patrick and Christine Pfankuch
Thomas and Connie Pire
David and Jane (Thoresen) ’90 Pittman
Ann (Walusek) Powell ’91
John and Ruth Regent-Smith
Josh Regent-Smith
Shawn Reilly ’79
Bryon Riesch ’97
Michael and Melissa Riley
Chad ’93 and Kimberly Rogowski
Barbara Rosecky ’56
David and Carol Rothermel
Paul ’84 and Carley Rydberg
Brian and Amy Schaefer
Craig ’92 and Natalie Schaefer
Jay and Patricia (Sturm) ’86 Schauer
Michael ’84 and Ann Schomisch
Tyler ’88 and Tia Schumacher
Thomas and Eileen Schumann
Scott Schwartz
Joseph ’94 and Nicole (Vanderveldt) ’94

Scrima
Kelly Sheridan-Webb
Carol (Motzel) Shillinglaw ’83
Michael ’88 and Nancy Sindorf
Kyle ’92 and Jennifer Stoehr
Rodney Vanden Noven
2019-2020 Annual Report

Randy and Barb Vorwalske
Daniel ’67 and Yon Wacker
Lawrence and JoAnn Weidmann
Richard and Mary (Till) ’83 Weiss
James and Teresa Wick
Robert and Trish Wieczorek
Alfred and Helen Wilke
Werner Zahn and Nancy Richards
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB | $100-$249
Margaret Abplanalp
Ad-ucation Media
Gerald Agnew
Ryan ’04 and Karlyn Agnew
David and Sara Alexander
Robert Amrhein
James Andrews
Anonymous (14)
Elizabeth Arend
ASAP Appraisals
Thomas ’54 and Marian Atkinson
Steven Bach ’65
Nicholas and Catherine Bailey
Thomas and Marnie Balke
Allan ’62 and Geraldine (Savatski) ’62

Banaszak
Ray ’83 and Kelly Baran
James and Barbara (Grasch) ’66 Barrett
George and Rose Basque
Christine Beck
Robert and Bernadette (Gjud) ’80 Beck
Jamie Behnke
Christopher ’89 and Catherine Beres
Patricia Beres
Michael and Jodi Berg
Kim Marie Bertnick-Speech
Grant Beth
Teresa Blackburn
Joseph and Cheryl (Hutchinson) ’86

Blackstone
Thomas and Kristen Boffeli
Gerard and Judith Bonin
John and Rita Bradish
Keesha Brown
Gary and Patricia (Stack) ’75 Browning
Jeff and Judy Brozynski
John ’73 and Laurie Brunner
Richard and Beverly Budny
James and Marilee Burczyk
Lewis and Frances (DeSantis) ’55

Burgeson
Ralph and Patricia Buzzell
Laura Campbell
Cardinal Stritch University
Chad ’99 and Julie Carpenter
Carroll University
Daniel Chanen and Laura Pinsoneault
Donald and Sandy Chisholm

28 Catholic Memorial High School

John and Janice Christianson Dennis ’81 and Ann (Kienzler) ’84 Gogin Jon and Louise Krause
Nancy Clarke-Aehl Good Harvest Market Herbert and Carol Kretzer
CMH Crusader Cafe Patrick ’78 and Barbara Gosa Patrick and Joli Krismer
James ’83 and Anne Collins Michael and Kathryn Gotthardt Jamie Krzykowski
Kathleen Conrad Thomas ’77 and Mary Beth (Armstrong) Susan Kuhtz
Daniel Cortez ’74 Jane (Kissinger) Kwasinski ’60
Eli and Karen Crogan ’77 Gotzler Sarah Ladish ’94
James and Deborah Cunningham Steven ’91 and Alicia Gramins Peter and Kristen (Toft) ’89 Lampe
Gary and Christine Dahlen Becky Green Peter and Rose (Mondloch) ’83 Lange
Peter and Lisa Dale Mark ’88 and Mary Gundrum Joseph ’89 and Julie Laur
Robert and Darcy Dampier Nina Halcomb Christopher Lawton ’03
Mark and Michele Dasek Colleen Hanley ’10 David Leedy ’88
Gary and Marilyn Davis Michael Hanley ’07 Carol Lehsten
John Debbink Brandice Harper Mark Lepkowski
Debra DeMaster Jeffrey ’62 and Carol Hartz Nick and Janet (Weiler) ’63 Lesar
Randolf Denk Jody Henkel Peter and Kay ’59 Lettenberger
Alex and Sue Dentice Thomas and Mary Pat Henschel John and Lisette Lewandowski
W. and Shirley Dentinger Very Rev. Patrick Heppe Kenneth Lewicki ’71
Moira Desch George ’85 and Kathryn (Ludwig) ’83 Dale Lewis ’69
David and Nancy (Kuhlka) ’78 Diestler Mary Loeffel
J. Robert and Cheryl (Pentler) ’73 Hermes Katie Long
Aaron and Julie Hernandez Glen and Sally Lunde
Doherty Michael and April Herrick Kristin (Raspanti) Lytle ’98
Anthony ’80 and Susan Donarski Patricia Hickey James ’88 and Sarah MacGillis
Timothy and Victoria (Kaiser) ’83 Mark and Heidi Hickok William ’82 and Peggy (Lynch) ’82
Shirley (Johnson) Hintz ’56
Donohue Hippenmeyer, Reilly, Blum, Schmitzer, MacGregor
Thomas and Mari Dougherty Frank Marchan and Monica
Gary and Maxine Drinan Fabian & English, S.C.
Andrew and Karen Drwila William and Cynthia (Knoebel) ’67 Olague-Marchan
Godwin and Sarita D’Souza John ’98 and Marsela Marchan
Sarah Duffy Holcomb Leighton and Karen Mark
Thomas and Cindy Dunbar Mary Kay (Oswald) Holzmann ’67 Robert Markey and Bridget ’74
David and Diana Dusing Thomas ’91 and Kelly Hruz
Michael and Kathleen Egan Gregory and Jennifer (Hunt) ’82 Hubley McDonough
Cynthia Eggleston John and Katherine Huenink Paul and Brigid Massaro
Ray and Jackie (Blank) ’87 Ellingen Andrew ’91 and Jennifer Iggens Matt and Amy McBurney
William and Helen (Herominski) ’66 James and Barb Injeski Paul and Carol McInerny
Inlanta Mortgage Rev. Kevin McManaman
Engelbrecht Brian and Angela Inloes Mark and Micki Meier
Andrew and Ann (Muench) ’98 Erb Integrated Plankinton Milwaukee LLC Jean Mercier
Martin and Katherine (Mueller) ’04 Michael and Eileen Jarosz Michele Mercier
David ’54 and Nancy (Scrima) ’54 Jarvis MetalTek International
Esterle David and Judith Johnsen Daniel and Pamela Meteisis
Regina Estrada Richard and Janet Johnson Tom and Lora Migliaccio
Franz Feldmeier ’69 Scott ’73 Johnson and Elizabeth Hayes Kristen Mihelich
Sharon Fitzgerald Warren and Sandra (Haase) ’64 Kass Heidi Miller
Michael ’72 and Karen Flaherty Deus and Susan (Kneser) ’70 Kearney Ryan Mills
M. Noel Fortier ’81 Rita Keepers Kyle Miner ’01
Paul ’85 and Mary Fox Thomas and Lisa Kelenic Alfred and Rosemarie Mlakar
Stephen and Mary (Gauthier) ’74 Frankel Lyle ’64 and Sandra (Schweitzer) ’64 Brian and Mary Ellen Moffatt
Joseph Fryda ’92 Kate Moody
Christopher ’79 and Colleen (Held) ’82 Kelliher Kent and Michele Moore
Ken Kemmer ’65 Glenn and Donna (Rohrbach) ’67
Furrer Michael ’02 and Meg Kinateder
Shelley Gallamore Susan Kincaid Mordini
Robert and Judy Gammon Amy Knitt Richard and Kathleen Mrochinski
Michael ’68 and Mary (Van Den Berg) ’68 Brian and Laura Kosmoski Robert and Catherine Muchka
David and Mary Kowalczyk Jerry and Mary Mudlaff
Gara Jerome and Jeanne Kozik Jennifer Mueller
Thomas Garza ’15 James and Helen Krahn Esther Mulder
John and Doreen Gatto Chris and Cynthia Kramer
James and Kitty (Kreidler) ’57 Gilane Fred and Marianne Kramer
Patrick Ginn and Susanne Krasovich

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PRINCIPAL’S CLUB | $100-$249 Daniel ’07 and Amanda (Sullivan) ’07 Gerald and Janet Supina
CONTINUED Ruekert Jason and Joy Suzik
Cathy Szmanda
Jerome and Lori Murphy Richard and Lucille Ryan Millard and Carole Tapp
Michael ’79 and Catherine Murphy Nancy Schmidt Edward and Lisa (Beranek) ’77 Terasa
James and Beth Nacker Thomas Schmitt and Linda Niemela The Eye Group
Daniel Needles ’81 Thomas ’89 and Sheilah (Keyes) ’89 The Stefaniak Group
Robert and Etta Niemann Rev. Donald Thimm
David and Jeri Nimz Schmitzer Lukishe Thompson
Lawrence and Vicki Nines Lawrence Scholler ’59 Norman ’57 and Nora (Bradee) ’57
Michael and Marie (Smith) ’80 O’Brien Brian ’93 and Jennifer (Cunningham) ’97
Joseph and Mary (Kaczynski) ’85 Ollier Thoresen
Timothy and Wendy Olson Schreiber Paul ’59 Thoresen and Janice Singles
Marilyn Ottum Ted Schulte Linda Thorne
Thomas ’56 and Shirley Owens Truman and Barbara (Unrath) ’62 Mark ’89 and Katharine Tomchek
Palmer’s Steakhouse Sharon Tomski
Shane and Janelle Peterson Schultz Theodore and Kristina Tontis
Paul and Ann (Lovelien) ’86 Petrick Steve and Lisa (Bortolotti) ’86 Paul and Lynn Vanchena
Thomas and Terese Pierce Bryan and Kelly Vieaux
Thomas ’79 and Tracy Plechaty Schumacher Robert ’83 and Amy (Hunt) ’83 Vitale
Joseph and Kathleen Polacheck Robert and Margaret (Snyder) ’59 Jack and Nancy Wait
Dean and Suzanne Polenz Chad and Amy Waldvogel
Bernadine (Kreidler) Poppie ’54 Schumann Jack and Peggy (Halaska) ’65 Walker
James and Sharon Povlich Charles Schwarting ’88 Michael and Cheryl (Piotrowski) ’78
William ’60 and Melissa Powell Raymond Seegers ’81
Pro Image Todd and Mary Sheetz Warczak
Michael ’68 and Carole Raap John and Theresa Singer Robert and Mary Warth
Anthony Miele and Teresa ’69 Raap Juanito and Violeta Singson Waukesha Catholic School System
Gerard Rabas ’68 Thomas ’55 and Sally Six John Weber
Paul and Virginia Radler Carole Skaggs Timothy Williams ’64
Jeffrey ’77 and Mary (Abplanalp) ’77 Ronald and Kathleen (Belger) ’67 Jon Williamson ’75
Wind Dancer Balloon Promotions
Ramthun Skraban Carol Wingenter ’78
Randle-Dable Brisk Funeral Home Inc. Warren and Marilyn Sladky Joseph and Christine (Lechtenberg) ’96
Richard and Nancy Reinhart Shelley Smith
Thomas Reuteman Mark and Christine (McElwee) ’86 Winters
Richard and Susan Richter Catherine Wolfla
Brigid Riordan Solakian Douglas and Christine (Bohrer) ’77
Rochester Deli Dan and Elizabeth Spalla
Robert and Linda Rohde St. Frederick High School Young
Gary and Diane Romens Peter ’64 and Sue Stacy David and Karen (Huhn) ’87 Zabel
Paul Rosenkranz Kenneth and Linda (Lewicki) ’77 Stasik Michael and Tricia (Berwanger) ’92
Marion Staub
Thomas and Terry (Tikalsky) ’74 Stevens Zielinski
Dale and Jill Stimac Ann Zientek
Andrew and Ann Stith
Tracy Stockwell
William ’96 and Jennifer (Olejnik) ’91

Sturm

THE JR. CRUSADER PROGRAM
WAS RECOGNIZED BY THE GREEN

BAY PACKERS FOUNDATION
WITH A $5,000 GRANT.

30 Catholic Memorial High School

Corporate Sponsors
and Matching Gifts

Catholic Memorial appreciates our corporate partnerships with
organizations and foundations who support CMH through event and
program sponsorships or corporate match programs. As a result,
CMH received $293,450 in corporate and foundation support during
the 2019-20 fiscal year.

Ad-ucation Media Google* Office Furniture Warehouse
Appleton Lathing Corporation Greater Milwaukee Foundation Inc. One Source Construction
Archdiocese of Milwaukee Green Bay Packers Palmer’s Steakhouse
Aries Industries Inc. HAWS - Humane Animal Welfare Society PHM Orthodontists
Associated Bank PNC Bank
Auto Paint & Supply of Waukesha County Price Foundation Charitable Trust
Belfor Property Restoration Herb Kohl Educational Foundation Inc. Pro Image
Bill Hamilton Agency Inc. Hippenmeyer, Reilly, Blum, Schmitzer, R & R Insurance Services Inc
Blain’s Farm & Fleet Randle-Dable Brisk Funeral Home Inc.
Boyle Fredrickson SC Fabian & English, S.C. Red Hat*
Cardinal Stritch University Holt Family Foundation Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation
Carroll University Holz Family Foundation Robert W Baird & Co. Foundation*
Catherine McKeever Denten Foundation Hometowne Windows and Doors Inc Rochester Deli
Catholic Community Foundation Inc - Inlanta Mortgage Rockwell International
InPro Corporation
Brian D. Hanley Fund Inspire Brands Corporation Trust*
Central Office Systems Corporation International Concrete Products Inc. Sanofi Bio Industries Inc.*
Charles Schwab* James E. & John A. Keyes Family Santa Fe Communications -
CMH Friends of the Arts
Cornerstone Financial Solutions Foundation Inc. Heart of the Nation
Jill and George Fahr Charitable Fund Scout & Molly’s Boutique
Group, LLC John Bisswurm CMH Scholarship Fund Special Olympics Wisconsin Inc.
Crossmark Graphics Inc. Kern Family Foundation SPX Transformer Solutions Inc.
Dan Plautz Cleaning Service Inc. KMI Construction, LLC State Of Wisconsin
Dana Investment Advisors Kowalski Dental Office, S.C. The Eye Group
Davies Pediatric Dentistry KS Energy Services Inc. Tomchek Ace Hardware
Dedicated Computing Larpen Metallurgical Service Walden, Neitzke & Kuhary, S.C.
Delforge Law Office, SC Lueder Financial Group, LLC* Walsh Masonry Inc.
Eaton Corporation* Lutz Family Charitable Trust WaterStone Bank
Enterprise Lighting, Ltd Mama D’s Coffee Waukesha All City
Eppstein Uhen Architects Inc. Marquette University Waukesha Catholic School System
Faith in Our Future Marsh & McLennan Companies* Waukesha County Community
Foot and Ankle Associates of WI, Ltd Metal-Era Inc.
Frank Marchan Agency MetalTek International Foundation
GE Foundation* Milwaukee Jewish Federation Waukesha State Bank
Geis Building Products Moore Construction Services, LLC We Energies
Genzyme* Mount Mary University WE Energies Foundation*
Goldman Sachs & Co* Multhauf Foundation Westbury Bank
Good Harvest Market Nehs Family Vision Center Wind Dancer Balloon Promotions
Goodshop Northwestern Mutual Foundation* Wisco Alloys Inc.
Oak Leaf Capital Partners Wisconsin State Golf Association

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Endowment Gifts

Endowment gifts are gifts that keep on giving. The following individuals
contributed to endowment funds established at CMH.

Bradley J. Christman ’02 Endowment Lamberty/Kerrigan Endowment
Linda Christman Joan MacGregor
Brian Hanley Endowment Lisa Radler Endowment
Catholic Community Foundation Inc - Brian D. Hanley Fund Paul and Virginia Radler
Robert W Baird & Co. Foundation Mary Ann Noe Endowment
Colleen Hanley ’10 Joseph ’89 and Julie Laur
Chris Gammon Endowment McAvoy Endowment
Robert and Judy Gammon Vinny and Kathy McAvoy
Dennis and Beth Jones Endowment Murial Weber Endowment
Brent ’87 and Jennifer Jones John Weber
Christine Jones Robert Nevins Endowment
Thomas and Nanci Weideman Stuart Buchholtz and Terry Nevins-Buchholtz ’74
Eileen Malloy Endowment Lisa Nevins ’73
Anonymous Michael ’63 and Elisabeth Nevins
Tom Ausloos ’75 Sage Family Endowment
Susan Derby Dennis and Sandra (Beres) ’66 Sage
Galecki Family Endowment Scrima Endowment
Michael ’78 and Martha Galecki James Scrima ’61
Gauthier Endowment Sean Werowinski Endowment
Northwestern Mutual Foundation Sandra Werowinski
Stephen and Mary (Gauthier) ’74 Frankel Sue Ellen Nevins Endowment
Jeffrey and Beth Gauthier MetalTek International
General School Endowment Stuart Buchholtz and Terry Nevins-Buchholtz ’74
Max and Dawn Keller Dirk Debbink
James Behring Endowment John Debbink
Brian and Debra (Behring) ’79 Schneider Tom and Nancy (Nevins) ’71 Gaudion
John Bunce Endowment John Nevins
Arthur and Barbara (Bunce) ’74 Patten Lisa Nevins ’73
Karolyn Krueger Endowment Michael ’63 and Elisabeth Nevins
Regge and Karolyn (Kneser) ’69 Krueger Theater Arts Endowment
Kelly Sheridan-Webb Stuart Buchholtz and Terry Nevins-Buchholtz ’74
Keyser Endowment Lisa Nevins ’73
Sandra (Streit) ’62 Keyser Louise (Fedyczkowski) ’74 Stone
Marie Keyser Thelma Weber Endowment
Kurt Multhauf Endowment Ray and Mary (Etzel) ’62 Jast
Multhauf Foundation
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“ ”Thank you for the opportunity to
turn my life into a successful one.
- CMH STUDENT

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Memorial
Gifts

CMH is grateful to the families who
designate the school as the recipient
of memorial gifts in the name of their
loved one. There are also many donors
who continue to keep the memory of
a loved one alive by supporting CMH.
In the past fiscal year, contributions
were made to CMH in loving memory
of the following individuals.
Donald Belman ’56
Michael and Rebecca Coello
Lucille Beres
Don ’70 and Debi Beres
Angeleene Butler ’54
Albert and Eileen Cardona
Kevin and Denise Cassin
Jerry Chudzik ’60
Moira Desch
Susan Fox
Rich and Cathy Labinski
Peter and Kay (Ruekert) ’59 Lettenberger
Carol Lombardi
Helen (Emmerich) ’55 Martin
Richard and Margaret McHalsky
Barbara (Pace) Rosenmerkel ’57
Ruth Higbee Cichantek ’56
Frank Cichantek
Barbara Congemi Dusterhoff ’54
Bernadine (Kreidler) Poppie ’54
Dave Frischmann ’62
Ray and Mary (Etzel) ’62 Jast

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“ ”You made our ‘wants’ and what my son
needed a possibility and a reality.
- CURRENT CMH PARENT

Jeanne Daleiden Hammes John M. Nevins Andrew and Valerie Pace
Bob and Mary Warth Dirk Debbink Mary Janie Raab
Ronald and Maureen Hutchinson John Debbink Barbara (Pace) Rosenmerkel ’57
Maureen Hutchinson Tom and Nancy (Nevins) ’71 Gaudion Kathleen Rydberg
Joseph and Cheryl (Hutchinson) ’86 Lisa Nevins ’73 Peter Van Horn
MetalTek International Maria Strauch
Blackstone Ann and Vincent Raap Robert and Hildegard Mintz
Beth and Dennis Jones Anthony Miele and Terry ’69 Raap Emily Sullivan
Jack and Nancy Wait Michael Riesch ’05 Timothy ’79 and Marie Leroy
Wiss Legault Bruce ’65 and Susan (Nantell) ’65 Lindl Robert (Bobby) Warns ’99
John and Janine Blemberg Bryon Riesch ’97 Bruce ’65 and Susan (Nantell) ’65 Lindl
John Malloy Edward and Viola Rosecky Thelma M. Weber
Tom Ausloos ’75 Bonnie Rosecky ’56 Ray and Mary (Etzel) ’62 Jast
John McCarthy James Rosenmerkel ’57 Michael Zientek
George and Rose Basque John and Maryclaire (Desch) ’89 Barker Ann Zientek
James and Marilee Burczyk Joanne Beatty
Phil and Mary Dibb Tim ’84 and Debbie (DeMarsh) ’84
Sandra (Streit) Keyser ’62
Quentin and N.D. Meracle Bisswurm
James and Karen Morateck Tom ’84 and Kellie Bray
Raymond and Carol Neufeldt James and Marilee Burczyk
Dick and Susan Richter Angie (Marone) ’54 Butler
Patricia Scanlon Jerry Chudzik ’60
Carole Skaggs Martin ’55 and Shirley Dable
Randy and Barb Vorwalske Moira Desch
Ray and Rita Feldmeier
Dennis ’58 and Pat (Bartell) ’58 Griswold
Geraldine Kneser
Michael and Debra Kutchin
Tom ’56 and Shirley Owens

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Tribute Gifts

Tribute gifts are received at CMH as a way for people to celebrate and
acknowledge those whom they love and admire. Tribute gifts recognize
members of the CMH family who are living their lives as role models of
The Memorial Way. In the past fiscal year, contributions were made to
CMH in celebration of the following individuals.

All who lost loved ones during this Class of 2003 Braydon Cooper ’22
challenging time Jason Baez ’03 Anonymous
Class of 2011 Kenzie ’17 and Katy ’19 Dasek
Anonymous Anonymous Mark and Michele Dasek
Bob Weidman ’78 Class of 2013 Gianna ’26, Dominic ’27, Maria ’28
Jordan Boyce Suwanabol ’22 Gary and Laura Anderson
Anonymous Class of 2014 and Stella Marie ’31 Denten
Katie Brisk ’20 Anonymous Andrew and Jennifer Denten
Lee and Cathleen Brisk Class of 2015 Mckenna Domach ’22
Jaden Brozynski ’21 Gary and Laura Anderson Scott ’90 and Susan Domach
Ed and Jackie Brozynski Class of 2016 Mary Fauerbach
Greg ’07, Matt ’09 and Becky ’14 John and Lisette Lewandowski Mary Ellen (Fauerbach) Aspenson ’71
Jordyn Rolli ’16 Al Frischmann Sr.
Calhoun Class of 2017 Dale and Dana Armour
Kris and Chris Calhoun Jeff and Mary Mrochinski Durward and Patrica Gauthier
Class of 1967 Class of 2018 Steve and Mary (Gauthier) ’74 Frankel
Mike and Carol (Brecher) ’67 Kennedy Anonymous Michael ’19 and Molly ’22 George
Class of 1981 Jenelle Rolli ’18 Lisa George
John ’77 and Sally (Heck) ’81 Bisswurm Class of 2019 Our grandchildren: Kate ’17 &
Chris ’81 Rebholz and Kelly Gary and Laura Anderson
Class of 2020 Paul ’20 Mrochinski and Emily ’22
Cleary-Rebholz Michael and Ann Marie Grubich & Grace ’24 Dorow
Ken ’81 and Kay Walter Jeff and Mary Mrochinski Richard and Kathleen Mrochinski
Class of 1988 Joseph Grow
Todd and Cheryl (Hamilton) ’88 Clausen Jason and Joy Suzik
Class of 1990 Audrey Henk ’24
Scott ’90 and Susan Domach William and Lisa Henk
Ashley Hernandez ’21
Class of 1991 Class of 2023 Aaron and Julie Hernandez
Ann (Walusek) Powell ’91 Cindy Fryda Nick ’19, Zack ’21 and
Ben ’23 Johnson
Class of 1992 Carly ’20 and Emily ’23 Clausen Amy Rector
Michael and Tricia (Berwanger) ’92 Todd and Cheryl (Hamilton) ’88 Clausen Fred Kittell
CMH Faculty and Students Colleen Bourque ’98
Zielinski Jim and Mary Laux
Class of 1994 Tony and Ann (Stollenwerk) ’77 Maas
Anonymous

Class of 1998 Cook Out
Colleen Bourque ’98 Paul and Maria Cook

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Anne Klinkowitz ’01 Mitchell ’18 and Rylee Teuteberg ’20 AJ Vranak
Richard and Beverly Budny Matthew and Christie Teuteberg Anonymous
Harlow and Geri Kneser Arwen Traeger ’23 Charlie Walsh
Deus and Susan (Kneser) ’70 Kearney Anonymous Pat and Colleen Lawton
Alex ’21 and Emma Kowalczyk ’21 David ’21 and Maria ’23 Valdes Jack Wendt ’22
David and Mary Kowalczyk Gerald and Janet Supina Judith Twohig
Nathan Lott ’23 Alexzandria ’22 and Chase ’24 Vieaux Emma Westrick ’20
Lukishe Thompson Bryan and Kelly Vieaux Thomas and Kristin Westrick
Nico ’18 and Matias ’20 and all
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Marchan alumni
Frank Marchan and Monica Olague-

Marchan
Lily McBurney ’20
Matt and Amy McBurney
Bailey ’14, Patrick ’16, Brendan ’19

and Morgan ’22 McKnight
Jamie and Kathleen McKnight
Nick ’15 and Ryan ’19 Metiva
Jeffrey and Sue Metiva
Katie Mueller ’20
Peter and Carie Mueller
Jennifer Murphy Galinski ’04

and Jack Murphy ’07
John and Cathy Murphy
My thirteen children who

graduated from CMH
John and Sandy Bisswurm
Our time at CMH
Brian ’93 Schreiber and Jennifer ’97

Cunningham Schreiber
Matthew ’16, Miranda ’18 and

Megan ’20 Prahl
Paul and Cori Prahl
Tim Schneider ’20
Mark and Patty (Reardon) ’85

Schneider
Donovan ’16 and

Dillion ’20 Smith
Shelley Smith
Maurice and Elda Stillmank
Joseph Stillmank
Rebecca Stimac ’20
Dale and Jill Stimac

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Consecutive Giving
for 10+ Years

Catholic Memorial High School is blessed to have a committed community
of loyal donors. The following individuals have provided ongoing support
for 10+ years, ensuring that the Catholic Memorial legacy lives on for
future generations.

Rev. Dennis Ackeret James ’74 and Marcia (Hinkes) ’76 Dunlap
Gary and Laura Anderson Raymond and Rita Feldmeier
Anonymous (3) Michael and Brooke Finnegan
Thomas ’54 and Marian Atkinson Brian ’83 and Jill (Greb) ’83 Fridl
Jonathan ’81 and Juliane (Smart) ’81 Balicki James ’70 and Mary Jo Gabelbauer
Randy and Sandra Benz Robert and Judy Gammon
Christopher ’89 and Catherine Beres Jeffrey and Beth Gauthier
Donald ’70 and Debra Beres GE Foundation
Patrick and Diane Bergan Donnell and Sheila Geib
Mark and Carol Beveridge Carol Goeckermann
William and Florence Bichanich Michael and Ann Marie Grubich
Torrey and Lori (Godich) ’96 Bievenour Richard and Kathryn (Sawyer) ’80 Gutenkunst
Dorothy (Bunce) Block ’73 Timothy ’74 and Monica (Loomis) ’77 Hanley
Gerard and Judith Bonin Steve and Debra Holubowicz
Daniel and Luane Braun Holy Apostles Parish
Donald and Margaret (Seegers) ’79 Braun Jim and Jodi Jacobson
Thomas ’84 and Kellie Bray Leon and Betsy Janssen
Harold Brecher ’65 Ray and Mary (Etzel) ’62 Jast
Christopher and Amy Brennan Brent ’87 and Jennifer Jones
Larry and Regina Brown Max and Dawn Keller
Steven Bruni ’69 Kurt and Kathleen Kellogg
James and Marilee Burczyk Sandra (Streit) ’62 Keyser
Donna Rae Butterfield ’72 Mary and Fred Kinateder
Ralph and Patricia Buzzell Mark ’89 and Melissa (Sanchez) ’89 Klement
Catholic Community Foundation Inc - Brian D. Hanley Fund Paul and Kathleen ’76 Klespis-Wick
Catholic Study Club Thomas and Nancy Knapp
Kevin and Ann Chiappetta Joe and Ellen Kohler
Michael and Mary Chmielewski Herbert and Carol Kretzer
John and Janice Christianson Michael Kupper ’54
James Clark and Mary Jo ’81 MacGregor Dennis and Caroline Kysely
John and Mary Cooney Timothy ’86 and Carrie Labinski
Monica Cristan John and Mary Kay Lammers
Duncan and Mary Delhey Kevin and Kathy Lang
Christopher and Karen DeNardis Mary (Knoebel) LaRoach ’67
William and Shirley Dentinger Joseph ’89 and Julie Laur
James and Marcelene Dobrinska Patrick and Colleen Lawton
James and Judy Dobrzynski Mark Lepkowski
Gerald and Sandra Dorff Julie Lindahl ’91
Andrew and Brenda Doyle Joan MacGregor
Gary and Maxine Drinan Leighton and Karen Mark

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I have the deepest gratitude for your donation, because it is

“ making my dreams come true here at CMH.
”- C U R R E N T C M H S E N I O R

Vinny and Kathy McAvoy Charles Schwarting ’88
Mark and Micki Meier James Scrima ’61
Frederick and Carol Michalek Jeffrey and Mary Seefeld
Anthony Miele and Teresa ’69 Raap Raymond Seegers ’81
Mark and Martha Mirsberger Carol Seegers
Michael and Paula Moore Warren and Marilyn Sladky
Thomas and Mary Morris William and Patricia Sommers
Frank ’66 and Nancy Muench St. Agnes Catholic Parish
Patrick Muphy St. Anthony on the Lake Parish
Jerome and Lori Murphy St. Bruno Parish
John and Kathleen Murray St. Charles Parish
Lisa Nevins ’73 St. Dominic Catholic Parish
Michael ’63 and Elisabeth Nevins St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish
Timothy and Marie Norgal St. James Parish in Mukwonago
Randall ’84 and Lynn North St. Jerome Parish
Northwestern Mutual Foundation St. John Neumann Catholic Church
Ron and Jennifer (Poshek) ’89 Ogren St. John Vianney Parish
Bernhard and Norma Palm St. Joseph Parish - Big Bend
Jon Peltier ’84 St. Joseph Parish - Wauwatosa
Toby Peters and Mary Kay Ellis St. Leonard Parish
Mark and Cynthia Petre St. Luke Parish
William ’60 and Melissa Powell St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Price Foundation Charitable Trust St. Mary’s Visitation Parish
Queen of Apostles Parish St. Paul Parish
R & R Insurance Services Inc St. Teresa of Calcutta Parish
Gerard Rabas ’68 St. Theresa Catholic Church
Jeffrey ’77 and Mary (Abplanalp) ’77 Ramthun St. William Parish
Diane (Bischel) Rezagholi ’62 Paul and Kate Stauffacher
Robert W Baird & Co. Foundation Bernard and Arlene Stich
Barbara Rosecky ’56 Thomas ’79 and Pam Taugher
Robert and Eileen Rupel Mark ’89 and Katharine Tomchek
Richard and Lucille Ryan Scott and Cindy (Tomasik) ’90 Van Valin
Kathleen Rydberg Rodney Vanden Noven
Dennis and Sandra (Beres) ’66 Sage Thomas and Dagmar Vetta
Gary and Linda Sarner Thomas and Nanci Weideman
John and Karen Sauer William ’79 and Michelle West
Craig ’92 and Natalie Schaefer Ann Marie Wick ’88
Jay and Patricia (Sturm) ’86 Schauer Thomas Wittmann and Beth Erickson-Wittmann
Michael ’84 and Ann Schomisch
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