EdG Annual Report FY16

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Dear Friends,

It usualy only takes about ten minutes in a school to discern the predominant culture.

A s the new kid on the block, I am happy to report that Escuela’s is—without a
doubt—one of love and learning.

At a recent basketbal game, a parent of one of our players welcomed me—and with
light in her eyes and in front of her shy but smiling daughter—she shared with me her
appreciation of Escuela. At her previous school her daughter’s grades were mediocre and
she had struggled with the competitive, sometimes catty, nature of her peers. Here
at Escuela, she told me, the love among the staff and students alike make it a place
where her child thrives academicaly, socialy, and spiritualy. There it was.
The “L” word in education. Even though it’s not a word traditionaly used in academia,
it is the deep-seated knowledge and intuition in the heart of every parent and educator:
“Love” is the best environment in which to learn.

Over the course of my first month as President, I have had the pleasure and privilege
of witnessing first-hand the innovative practices of our teachers as they move our
students towards biliteracy across al subjects. I have seen our faculty teaching
social-emotional skils with patience and love, laying the foundation for how our children
wil walk into the w orld—preparing them to act as compassionate leaders in their
homes and communities. I have seen our dedicated staff work to forge partnerships
to advance our mission of making quality, dual-language Catholic education financialy
accessible to families throughout the Denver area.

I am humbled by the opportunity to be part of this community and am ready to put my
hand and heart to the plow to serve this mission, supported by the goodness, prayers,
and generosity of al of you.

I look forward to getting to know each and every one of you in the coming months.
In the meantime, I’m excited to be able to share our latest Annual Report, which
highlights al of the school’s accomplishments during the 2015-2016 Academic Year.
I hope you wil find it as inspiring as I do.

Sincerely,

Paul Dul
President

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

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1. We always love the first day of school, but
this year was especially exciting! On August
24th, 2015, we welcomed 124 students to
our new campus in southwest Denver. 2. In
October we celebrated alongside longtime
supporters and new friends at our inaugural
¡Salud! fundraiser, which featured live music,
plenty of margaritas, and an exciting live auc-
tion. Together, the night’s participants raised
over $110,000 to fund student scholarships.
3. In November, the Escuela community
gathered in our new gym for “Our Families,
Our Traditions,” an annual celebration of culture,
featuring traditional food, music, and dance

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and families. 4. Renown Chicano artist Tony
Ortega and his students from Regis University
worked alongside Escuela de Guadalupe 4th
and 5th graders to create a community mural (now on display at the school!) that celebrates the history and culture of our students. 5. In December,
music teacher Mr. Adam and his students prepared a beautiful Christmas program to share with our parents. 6. Super Bowl 50! Go Broncos! 7.
The opportunity to work alongside local non-profits and serve our community makes Sr. Susan Swain Service Day (April 22nd) one of our favorite
days of the year at Escuela. 8. In May, students and faculty held a surprise “Despedida” (goodbye party) for one of our favorite Guadalupanos,
Escuela President David Card. Each grade prepared a special tribute for Mr. David and presented their work at the school-wide assembly.

Stay up-to-date on all the latest Escuela happenings by subscribing to our eblast and following us on FB at @EscueladeGuadalupe.

OUR STUDENTS

During the 2015-2016 academic year, Escuela de Guadalupe served a diverse
body of 124 bilingual, multicultural learners from across the socioeconomic
spectrum.

55% Native Language
45% English
Spanish
54% 46%
“We know that when a student learns a second language
he understands the struggles of his classmate who
is also learning another language. We also know that
when a student learns Spanish or English, she also
learns about the music, food, history, injustices, and
traditions that are fundamental to those cultures.”
Ms. Lauren Carranza, 3rd Grade Teacher

Free and Reduced Lunch Program
Qualify
Do Not Qualify

Students from families with incomes at or below 130 percent of the poverty level
are eligible for free meals throught the National School Lunch Program. As of
June 30, 2014, 130 percent of the poverty level was $30,615 for a family of four.

Ninety percent of Escuela students receive some level of
tuition assistance. The school relies on gifts made by individuals,
foundations, and corporations to close the gap between what our
families can afford and our actual cost to educate a student.

OUR GRADUATES

At the heart of Escuela de Guadalupe’s unique, dual-language program is our belief in rigorous, asset
-based education with an emphasis on Catholic values. Our intentional choice to celebrate the language,
culture and faith of our students, paired with our strong parental involvement requirements and the
support provided by our Graduate Support Program, results in a 93 percent high school graduation
rate among our alumni—nearly 50 percent higher than their demographic peers in Denver.
At the end of the 2015-2016 academic year, 18 of Escuela’s 19 5th graders matriculated into our
first-ever 6th grade class. Our new middle school program—part of an expansion that will allow us
to nearly double the number of students we serve—fosters academic excellence and a spirit of servant
leadership in our students, while also allowing us to directly transition them to competitive, college
preparatory high schools in the area.

High Schools Attended by Alumni

51% Catholic 9% Magnet
11% Charter 4% Private
21% Public 4% Unknown

High schools currently attended by alumni include
(but are not limited to) Arrupe Jesuit High School,
Regis Jesuit High School, St. Mary’s Academy,
Bishop Machebeuf High School, and Mullen High School.

Post-Secondary Education

As of June 30th, 2016, over 90 percent of our age-eligible
students have graduated or are on track to graduate
from high school. Seventy-six percent of these students
have continued on to attend college, university, or a technical
school. Many of them first-generation college students.

Post-secondary schools attended by alumni include
(but are not limited to) Colorado College, Colorado State
University, University of Colorado, Regis University,
St. Louis University, and the University of San Francisco.

“Escuela provided me with a general love for learning, especially
language, which has led me pursue a Spanish minor. More
importantly, at Escuela I first learned about the importance
of service which has inspired me to choose a major focused
on serving vulnerable members of our community through
Nursing.“ Kateri Sheber Howard, St. Louis University Class of
2020 (EdG Class of 2000)
“My path to success has been nothing like I had planned, but
thanks to the confidence that I developed at Escuela, the support
of my parents and the relentlessly high expectations of
Ms. Lupe (EdG Graduate Support), not only have I been able
to achieve the dreams that my father had for me when we
arrived in Colorado sixteen years ago, now I have even bigger
dreams for myself.” Missael Tovar Hernandez, Northwest
Kansas Technical College Class of 2015 (EdG Class of 2007)
Pictured: Ms. Mariella
with Escuela and St. Mary’s
Graduate Cynthia Robles

LEAVING A LEGACY

In June 2016, Escuela de Guadalupe said goodbye to our fearless leader David Card, as he became
the President of his alma-mater Regis Jesuit High School. It is almost impossible to overstate David’s
impact at Escuela de Guadalupe. He joined Escuela in 2003 as our first President and over the course of
thirteen years he led the school from a startup to a nationally recognized leader in inner city education.
Working hand-in-hand with our principal, faculty, and staff, he pushed for exceptional academic out-
comes, implemented a sustainable economic model, spearheaded the move to our new West Denver
facility and prepared the school to launch both Middle School and Pre-Kindergarten programs.

THE DAVID CARD SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established by the Board of Trustees in May 2016, The David Card Scholarship will be awarded
annually to the two middle school students (one girl and one boy) who best exemplify a strong committment

to our five pillar values; diversity, empowerment, community, faith and excellence.
Thanks to the generosity of our community, to date we have raised over $52,000 in David’s honor.

OUR FINANCIALS

38% Foundations Support and Revenues
34% Individuals
16% Tuition Foundations: $727,850
6% ACE Scholarships Contributions from individuals: $630,706
4% In-kind contributions Corporate and organizations: $36,123
2% Corporations and organizations ACE Scholarships: $94,000
In-kind contributions: $72,333
Total Support: $1,561,012
Tuition and fees: $287,600
School lunch program: $16,187
Less, Lunch Program Expenses: ($21,864)
Other income: $1,595
Investment (loss) Income: ($23,653)
Total Other Revenues: $265,542

Total Support and Revenues: $1,820,877

At Escuela we conduct annual external 72% Classroom and education
audits of our finances, in order to provide 12% Management and general
full transparency for our donors and other 16% Development and fundraising
stakeholders. Learn more about our
financials at http://bit.ly/EdG-financials.

Expenses

Classroom and education: $1,344,067
Management and general: $215,454
Development and fundraising: $302,464

Total Expenses: $1,861,985

OUR TEAM

Paul Dull Mariella Robledo Lindsay Filsinger

President Principal BOT Chairwoman

Michelle Galuszka Sandra Garcia Claudia Ibarra

Development Director Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Office Manager

Sandra Reese Beth Sale Elizabeth Vautour

Graduate Support Director Operations Manager Development Associate

José Acosta Cristina Guerrero Raquel Orellano

4th/5th Grade Teacher (English) Kindergarten Teacher (Spanish) After School Care

Karina Acosta Lourdes Guzman Ines Pollanco

1st/2nd Grade Literacy Tutor (English) Pre-K Teacher’s Aid Pre-K Director

Nancy Aldana Rachel Henley Maribel Polo

1st/2nd Grade Literacy Tutor (Spanish) Kindergarten Teacher (English) 1st/2nd Grade Teacher (Spanish)

Shelley Archuleta Chris Leavens Adam Ramirez

Pre-K Teacher 6th Grade English & Social Studies Teacher Art & Music Teacher

Elsa Cardenas Sharon Livengood Martha Tienda

Intensive Tutor 1st/2nd Grade Teacher (English) PE Instructor

Joel Carranza Iris Loya David and Marta Vallejo

Intensive Tutor Teacher’s Aid Maintenance

Lauren Carranza Melissa McQueen

3rd Grade Teacher (Bilingual) Middle School Lead Teacher

Rick Foster Delfina Meza

Before School Care 3rd Grade Literacy Tutor (Bilingual)

Ioana Georgescu Miriam O’Connor

4th/5th Grade Literacy Tutor (Bilingual) 4th/5th Grade Teacher (Spanish)

Thank you

Thank you to the following 497 donors for their support of Escuela’s unique mission. Their generosity
to both our Guadalupe Annual Fund and our Raise Your Hand! Campaign provides the critical resources
that our students need to become leaders in our community. We express our heartfelt gratitude and
appreciation to all of these individuals, foundations, and other organizations who continue to help
us make quality, dual-language Catholic education financially accessible to hardworking families in
the Denver metro area.

Magis Society Daniels Fund Jeanette Bertea Hennings Foundation
Donahue Foundation Bud and Alice Laber
Summa Cum Laude: Lindsay and Todd Filsinger PWC
Gifts of $50,000 or more Bill Fortune Qualistar Colorado Capital Fund
The HBB Foundation Raskob Foundation for Catholic
ACE Scholarships Richard Hayes
Anonymous (2) Staley Family Foundation-- Activities, Inc
Mike and Renee Duncan Ready Foods
El Pomar Foundation Jenn and Jason Cherveny Mary Lynn and Warren Staley
Pete and Susanne Lansing The Anschutz Foundation
Nick and Natalie Lyon Cum Laude: Virginia Hill Foundation
Jack and Judy Pottle Gifts of $10,000-$24,999 Susan and Matt Warta
Regis University--Fr. Woody Fund Michael and Nancy Zoellner
Salazar Family Foundation Anonymous (2)
The Kelly Foundation Anschutz Family Foundation Guadalupe Legacy Society Members
Judy and Tom Ward B & E Collins Foundation For more information regarding
Patrick and Janet Wiesner Franciscan Friars of Holy Name planned giving, please contact our
Development Office at (303) 964-0816.
Magna Cum Laude: Province/ May Bonfils Stanton
Gifts of $25,000-$49,999 Memorial Fund
Heider Family Foundation
Jean and Hugh Armstrong

ONE CHILD AT A TIME Society

Gold Level: Sean and Monica Doyle Bronze Level:
Gifts of $7,500-$9,999 Robert Gotto Gifts of $2,500-$4,999
J.K. Mullen Foundation
Michael and Connie Gallagher Judy Joseph America Marble and Granite, Inc.
Tim and Therese Miller Kullgren Family Charitable Trust Anonymous (2)
Kathy and Bob Nicolls Mabel Y. Hughes Charitable Trust Lauren and Dave Benson
Allan Service and Esther Ray Mills Ed McVaney Ryan and Alisha Boykin
Paul Tamburello Ralph and Patricia Nagel David and Barbara A. Cummings
Regis University George and Marion Curtis
Silver Level: Tom and Madeline Reynolds Davis, Graham & Stubbs LLP
Gifts of $5,000-$7,499 Harry and Deborah Schmidt Thomas and Nancy Doherty
St. Thomas More Catholic Church Fennemore Craig, P.C.
Edwin and Kathleen Bernau Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation Mark and Patricia Fogg
Lawrence and Margaret Byrne Jesuit Retreat House
Michael Cavanaugh Timothy Miller
Deirdre Cryor

Thank you

Bronze Level (con’t): Patricia Cisle Mile High United Way
Gifts of $2,500-$4,999 William and Susan Coleman Monaghan Foundation
Colorado Business Bank Most Precious Blood
Reed and Beth Mittelstaedt Colleen Curran and Steve Boane Timothy and Pari O’Donnell
Kristen Mix Daily Service Foundation Inc. Sofia Pedraza-Wyrick and
Christopher and Bridgid Mosley Lawrence and Carol Davila
Robert L. and Elizabeth Newton Mike and Carol Delaney Benjamin Wyrick
Priester Foundation Stephanie and Greg Densen Cindy L. and Federico Pena
Samuel and Robyn Rasure David Dill Elizabeth Poell
Regis University Jesuit Community Jeffrey and Cindy Dohse Tony and Cindy Prado-Gutierrez
Todd and Elizabeth Rowan Annie Fedler Charles and Kathryn Pride
Select New Mexico Laurie Galbreath Michael and Sarah Rawley
Jason Shepherd Amparo Garcia Regis Jesuit High School
St. Sebastian Project Denver Mary Helen Gautreaux Norma Roath
Mary Stevens Charlotte and Guy Geoly Mariella Robledo and Jorge Ramirez
The Denver Foundation David and Ginger Giesen Fonseca
The Saeman Family Foundation Michael Gluck Ron & Mary Pott Family Foundation
The Westwood Foundation Ryan and Abby Goral Joel and Holly Brown Rosenstein
Peter Tynan Antonio and Lourdes Guzman Richard and Pat Schraeder
Amy Halvorsen Sisters of Loretto
Member Level Maureen Hand St. Barnabas Parish
Gifts of $1,000-$2,499 Russell and Susan Haskell St. Mary’s Academy
Arturo Holguin and Lisa Merkel-Holguin Ellen and Blair Stribley
Edwin Anderson Joseph Thibodeau Swanson Family Charitable Fund
Anonymous Lenee and Paul Koch Jim and Mary Ann Tarpey
Laurie and Daniel Barela Fr. Martin Lally Mavis Tell
Jim Basey Grant and Maureen Lomas Bryan and Judith Tointon
Leo and Michele Beserra Loyola Jesuit Community Marcia C. and John C. Vaughey
Carol and Chuck Binder Angela and Alex MacPhee Patrick and Meredith Von Tscharner
Vince and Mary Jo Boryla Todd and Cheryl Mares Megan Wallace
George and Bona Brown Veronica McCaffrey and Weckbaugh Foundation
Joan Buckley Scott and Donna Whitley
Jeff and Carrie Busch Barbara Frank
Jenn and Jason Cherveny

Presidents Club: Matt Croshal Rolfe Larson and Peg Logan
Gifts of $500-$999 Encana Cares (USA) Foundation Susan Maxwell
Lisa Flannery Thomas and Ashley May
Anonymous (2) C Tricia and Kevin Foltz Scott McFadden
Caroline Baker Barbara Frodin Nancy McMahon
John Bell Nicole Furman Melissa and Brad McQueen
BKC Kitchen and Bath Robert Gallegos Barbara Mulqueen
Dave and Joan Boykin Mario Gasbarro Maureen Norby
Sheryl and Kenneth Bridges Paul Guerin Miriam O’Connor
Jose A. Bustamante Bill Hathaway-Clark Matt and Kelly Osborn
David Card and Janalee Chmel David Henninger Scott and Elizabeth O’Sullivan
Mary Anne Castellano Holy Family Catholic Parish Fr. Edward Poehlmann
Victoria Cavanaugh Gina Johnson Roel Family Partners, Ltd.
Rowena Cipriano-Reyes John Kane and Jean Demmler Lola and Robert Salazar
Buffy Collison Colleen and David Kessenich Scott Sandberg
Michael and Anne Coughlin

Thank you

Presidents Club (con’t): Kevin and Margaret Kuhn Emily Darden
Gifts of $500-$999 Chris LeWand Nicole Delmoro
Conor and Heather McCallin Dominican Friars
Kimberly Smith Kim Montgomery Todd Drake
Daniel Spivey John J. and Manuelita Mullins Regina Drey
Brian & Jeanne Stafford Bradley and Charlene Noland Emily Duran
Laura Stenovec Ronald and Deborah O’Dwyer Cecilia Edwards
Dave and Tracey Stover Lydia Prado Suzanne Farrell
Torres Mexican Food, Inc. Marilyn Radovich Jean Finegan
Bob Tynan Sandra Reese James Garcia and
Brenda and Stefan Van der Steen Anthony Rivera--
Vegetable Products, Inc. Gloria Padilla de Garcia
Vincentian Community, A. E. Rivera Mortgage, LLC Sandra Garcia
Ross and Anita Rutledge William Garehime
DePaul House Elizabeth and Jim Sale Mary Gearhart
Gabriel Zamudio Heather Salg Joy Gerity
Ziska Construction, Inc. Jose Salikas Donna Gilmore
Jason Shepherd, Fr. Paul L. Golden
Guadalupe Club: Thomas and Gretchen Sickler Robert and Padilla Grabowski,
Gifts of $250-$499 Steve Stemper Russell W. Haas
Martha Diss Sundby Maribeth and Bill Hanzlik
Connie Amen Debra Tynan Rachel Henley
Anonymous (3) Cornelio Velazquez and Nancy Aldana Dustin Hershey
R. Craig and Cynthia Auth Ralph and Denise Vosters Steve and Lynn Hetterich
Robert Bishop Baret and Todd Walker Mathew and Erika Hollis
Donald Blackwell John Zuckert Kathleen Huss
Tom and Rachel Brady Interstate Packaging LLC
Elizabeth and Michael Brin Century Club: Ray Jones and Mary Fitzpatrick
Matthew Broderick Gifts of $100-$249 Andrew and Sherry Kenney
Melissa Brydon Phyllis Krattenmaker
Therese Carpio Adrianna Abarca Michael Kuhn
Michael Carroll José and Karina Acosta Phil Lanphier
Jennifer Connelly Kristy Adams Jarrod Lassen
COPIC Insurance Company Margie Adams Benjamin Leonard
Anita and Frank Croshal Anonymous (7) Sharon Livengood
Bertil Delaronciere Nich Bailey Lois MacPhee
Robert and Elizabeth Duncan Robert Barnes Robert and Rita Mailander
Elite Brands of Colorado Buffie Berger Thomas Mallary
Fr. Carlos Esparza S.J. Ryan and Emilia Brach Mark Martinez
Margaret Faciszewski William J. and Lisbeth Ann Breuer Lucille Maun
Emily Filippini Patricia Bruce Richard and Susan McQueen
Megan Forsberg Michael Buckley Gary McQuinn
Freeway Marble and Granite, Inc. Paul Burson Ruthann Moomy and Roderick G. Eggert
Michelle and Adam Galuszka Karl Card-Smith and L. Smith II Moskowitz Insurance &
Elaine S. Gampel Thomas Carr
Hank Grey Joel Carranza Financial Services
Stacia Hansen Hellen Y. Carreras Kent Mueller
Beverly and Brian Hellwig Central Colorado Kitchens Natalie Mesko
John and Laura Hickey Patrick Chmel Mary Frances Nevans and
Margaret Higgins Terry Cipoletti
Jane Huebner Jennifer Clements John Sleeman
Claudia Ibarra Joyce Dalby Torrey Newman
Inline Management Lilly Daniels James and Mary Jean Nussbaum
Thomas Kennedy Dardano’s School of Gymnastics, Inc. Thomas and Kathleen O’Connor
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Erika Ojeda

Thank you

Century Club (con’t): Timothy and Denise Burke Nancy Weaver
Gifts of $100-$249 Doris Candelarie William and Mary Wollenhaupt
Kappner Clark
Marjorie Oldfield Maria Couturier Patrons:
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Dan and Cindy Cummiskey Gifts of up to $49.99
Rachel Cushing
Catholic Church Janet E. Defur Maria and Gustavo Barajas
Margrit and Scott Parker Mary Lou Fenili Kirsten Barnard
Meghan Patston Betta Ferrendelli Hannah Bick
Charles and Evangeline Pell Ken and Karen Fish Melissa Burkhart and
Miguel Perez and Patricia Villalpando Eugene V. and C. Suzanne Fitzpatrick
Timothy Phillips Gregory J. and Susan M. Geissler Ferney Colorado
Maribel Polo Denise Gliwa Lauren Carranza
Caren Powell Dawn Hug Mark and Deborah Carroll
Robert Puls William and Linda Husson Frank and Helen Castro
Randolph and Ginger Robinson Shirley Jost Marsha Dawe
Erin Rolf Roberta Kayser Roberto Flores-Torres
David and Christy Ryan Joan Kidnay Joanna French
Terry S. Lee and Kathryn Sullivan Janell Kloosterman Dolores Gallegos and Martine Gallegos
Corey Sanchez James and Sally Kurtzman Maria Garcia
Rudy V. Sanchez Mary L. Lamb Shawn Gruenhagen
Lail Schmidt José and Cherry Marquez Cristina Guerrero
Nancy Schultz Michael D. and Katherine A. Martin Adrienne and Joshua Havey
Albert and Kristi Schwindt John and Cheryl McLinden Jerilyn Hutchins
Jason and Kimberly Smith Caroline and Justin McMorrow Kathleen and Patrick Jordan
Judith Smith Katherine McMurray Ronald and Linda Julianelle
AnnMarie Spain Karen Meyer Megan Klassen
Rick and Donna Sullivan James and Christine Murphy Debra Leibold
David and Marilyn Swan Cathy O’Hollearn Robert and Charlotte Lucero
Robert Swanson Ray and Colleen O’Shea Allison Lusero Hoffman
Marc and Janice Trimmer Joan Pfenning Jeff Mason
Kimberly Vance Lee Quinby Marcellina Medina
Elizabeth Vautour Ann Wall Richards Richard and Elizabeth Meyer
Laurie Vieira Breonna-Maria Rodriguez Delfina Meza
Maureen Watson Jason Romero Paul G. and Barbara A. Moe
Wells Fargo Community Ron Vaughn John and Janice Pasquarello
Lucila Rosas Sr. Lydia Peña SL
Support Campaign James and Carol Salbenblatt Ramesh Raghunath and
Heather Whitman David and Jennifer Shindoll
John Wiesner Mary Agnes and Ross Sibley Sylvia Gutierrez-Raghunath
Thomas and Mary Ellen Wittman Lucy Sieber Adam Ramirez
Xcel Energy Foundation Susan and Christopher Sieber Charlene and Frank Sandoval
Guadalupe Sigala Andrea Schulte
Matching Program Sugar Rush, Inc. Michele Short
Thomas R Young III and Florence Swanson Angela Swafford
Jared Thompson Rosalie Trujillo
Joanne C Young Marcela Threlkeld Steven Trujillo and Vanessa Paz-Trujillo
Sarah Younggren Brad and Leigh-Anne Turano Rhiannon Tryon
Carl Unrein Larry and Jeanette Wacholtz
Escuela Club: Peter and Lucy Van Dusen Jim and Marianne Wise
Gifts of $50-$99 Anthony Vigil and Lupe Aguirre
Sarah Volkert Included here are gifts received from July 1, 2015
5 G’s Construction LLC through June 30, 2016. If you made a gift during this
Ana Sanchez period and are not listed or are listed inaccurately,
Anonymous (2) please advise Michelle Galuszka at (303) 964-0816 ext.
Judith Baenen 227 or [email protected].
Fern Balaun
Joe and Mary Barrett

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Lindsay Filsinger, BOT Chair Jennifer Cherveny Fr. Edward J. Poehlmann

Director of Philanthropic Partners Independent Realtor Paster, Presentation of Our Lady
Filsinger Energy Catholic Church
Kappner Clark
Tom Reynolds, Vice Chair Miguel Perez
Marketing Manager
Vice President for Mission Atlas Real Estate Group Sales Manager
Regis University American Marble and Granite
Stephanie K. Densen
Ryan Goral, Treasurer Sr. Vicki Schwartz, SL
Teaching Professional
V.P. Commercial Banking Interim President
Colorado Business Bank Monica Doyle St. Mary’s Academy

Mike Cavanaugh, Secretary Consultant to Select New Mexico Pat Wiesner

Vice President & Assoc. General Counsel Peter Droege Retired Publisher
MWH Global
CEO, A Little Portion Ex Officio Members
Hugh Armstrong
Michael J. Gallagher Paul Dull
Partner, PWC
Partner, David Graham & Stubbs LLP President, Escuela de Guadalupe
Daniella Avila (EdG ‘04)
Dick Hayes Mariella Robledo
Nursing Student, Regis University
Richard B. Hayes, CPA Principal, Escuela de Guadalupe
Laurie Barela
Rev. Tim McMahon, S.J.
Principal, Vargas Wealth Management
President, Arrupe Jesuit High School
Sheryl Bridges
Chris Mosley
Attorney, Fennemore Craig
Member, Sherman and Howard LLC

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