Alumni Magazine Fall 2021

MOORE

"FOR WHERE TWO OR THREE ARE

GATHERED TOGETHER IN MY NAME,

THERE AM I IN THE MIDST OF THEM.”

MATTHEW 18:20

THE MAGAZINE FOR ALUMNI, PARENTS & FRIENDS OF BISHOP MOORE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FALL 2021

MOORE IMAGO DEI

Magazine is published bi-annually A MESSAGE FROM OUR LEADERS
by the Bishop Moore Catholic DR. ERIKA WIKSTROM, PRINCIPAL AND MR. THOMAS DOYLE, PRESIDENT
Advancement Office.
We are excited to kick off our 67th year
SARAH LUTER at Bishop Moore Catholic. This year has
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF provided us with many challenges, joys, and
change. We embrace this year with hope
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS and expectation of all the great things to
come.
GENEVIEVE FABLE, P’17, ‘25
CREATIVE DIRECTOR The theme for our Catholic Schools this
year is Made in the Image of God. We
CREATIVE SERVICES COORDINATOR have heard this scripture verse our entire lives
but what does it mean?
THOMAS DOYLE, P’09, ‘13
PRESIDENT Being made in the image of God is not some
abstract theological concept. It provides the
AMANDA LIVERMORE, P’24, ‘25 basis for how we understand and approach
VICE PRESIDENT every area of life. Our view of human nature,
how we treat people and the environment,
MONICA COWART, P’09, ‘11, ‘13 the value we place on human life and human culture, are all grounded in our under-
OFFICE AND EVENT MANAGER standing of Imago Dei.

MATT HEDRICK , P’21, ‘23 This theme is woven through all that we do here at Bishop Moore Catholic. As a Catholic
HEAD FOOTBALL COACH, TEACHER school, we recognize the dignity of every human being. Before we can respect
the dignity of others, we need to respect ourselves. Our SEL curriculum provides an
MIKO JIMENEZ ‘18 opportunity for social-emotional learning. Our mental and physical well-being, caring
PHOTOGRAPHER/VIDEOGRAPHER for ourselves, is equally as important as excelling in academics and athletics: spending
time in prayer and reflection, developing friendships, taking care of ourselves. We
MIKE MALATESTA ‘71 can’t give what we don’t have.
P’ 01, ‘03, ‘05, ‘11
DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS Being made in God’s image also means we were built for relationships. We are
grateful that we can gather in person this year for class retreats, monthly class Masses,
JULIANNA ORTIZ and participation in our group athletics. Our collaboration together makes us stronger.
DATABASE MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT
And when we are not able to gather together in person, we take advantage
MORGAN TONEY ‘10 of the technology that brought us together last year and gather in a virtual
DIRECTOR OF ANNUAL GIVING space. Our lecture series that focuses on our STEM pathways allows a keynote
speaker to join us via Zoom and present the breakthroughs that are happening
JEANY VASQUEZ, P’14 in space at NASA or the use of statistics to determine the toll that tobacco has taken
DATABASE MANAGER on our society at UCF’s Burnett School of Medicine.

CONTRIBUTORS: Our new Moore Center is a space utilized for athletic development, student learning, and
TIM CONYERS reconnecting with alumni. If you have not had a chance to take a tour of the new
JESSICA HUBBARD Moore Center for Excellence, we invite you to come back for a tour.
MICHAEL GERHART, P’18
DR. RACHEL LUCKINBILL As a member of the BMC family, our prayer is for you to continue to
SUSAN MADIGAN see the Glory of God in all that you do. In the words of Mother Teresa,
BRIAN MCANNICH “Be faithful in small things because it is in them that strength lies”.
HELEN CHWALISZ
(AND YEARBOOK STAFF) Virtus et Scientia

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Orlando, FL 32804

COVER PHOTO BY
MIKO JIMENEZ ‘18
The photo on our cover is more
than just a photo. This picture
captures the first time our
entire student body and faculty
gathered together in one place
since March of 2020! This
Homecoming Pep Rally was
truly a special celebration!

The team practiced at Doaks Campbell stadium and
received some words of wisdom from then FSU head coach,
Bill Peterson – thanks to Hornet Hall-oF-famer Ted Zaffran for
coordinating.

On Friday, December 18, the bus left Tallahassee and
headed 25 miles west to Quincy, Florida and Shanks High
School for the Class A state championship game.

Members of the 1970 State Champions team. It was very cold in Quincy, and the game was back and
forth in the first half, until Scott Whitmer intercepted a pass
On October 2, 2021, players, cheerleaders, and and returned it for a TD with 4 minutes remaining before
fans came together for a home football game to halftime for a 6-0 lead. In the 3rd quarter, both teams
celebrate the 50th anniversary of Bishop Moore exchanged scores with Dennis Braungart scoring for Bishop
Catholic’s first football state championship. Moore from 1 yard out. The Hornets got a 2-point conversion
on a pass from Mike Malatesta to TE, John Icardi. With the
This feat carries even greater significance in Orlando’s history score 14-12 entering the 4th quarter, the Hornets and the
as Bishop Moore was the first football state championship Tigers exchanged punts, with Bishop Moore icing the game
in Orlando. Commissioner Robert Stuart, on behalf of the as Pat Coady scored on a 2 yard run with 37 seconds
Honorable Buddy Dyer and the City of Orlando, presented remaining.
a proclamation recognizing Bishop Moore Catholic on this
special anniversary. The Hornets made history on
that cold night in the panhandle.

The 1970 football team entered the season with great Cheerleaders past and present!
enthusiasm following a 3-7 season the year before. With
25 seniors returning and a great group of underclassmen,

Coach Nelson’s boys were primed for success.

The Hornets got off to a 3-1 start with wins over Bishop
Kenny and Apopka, a loss to Edgewater, and a last minute
win over Winter Park. Colonial (0-4) upset the Hornets 12-7,
bringing their record to 3-2. . This loss changed the course
of the season. On Monday following the loss, Coach Nelson
provided some “words of wisdom” that resulted in an upset
of eventual Metro Conference champion Oak Ridge 21-14.
The Hornets completed the regular season with wins over
Mainland, Evans, Boone, and Jones to finish 8-2.

The Tangerine Bowl playoffs started with a 21-0 win over
Bartow, followed by a 42-12 thrashing of Chaminade.
On December 17, 1970, the Hornet football team left the
campus of Bishop Moore and headed to Tallahassee, Florida.

Serving God’s children with special needs
since 1960

This summer, Bishop Moore Catholic hosted a Buddies Camp with their friends from
neighboring school, Morning Star Catholic. The camp paired students with and without
disabilities together for a week of fun and fellowship.

BMC students from all grade levels participated (including some incoming freshmen);
18 students total partnered with a dozen MSC students. Activities included kickball
(a camp favorite), basketball, dodgeball, tag, relay races, singing, lots of dancing,
arts and crafts, drawing, storytime, prayer, pizza, and snacks.

“We had such a fun-filled week together,” said JP Kuhlman, BMC’s Director of Mission
Effectiveness and this year’s Buddies Camp Director. “The campers especially seemed
to love any time they could team up with their BMC buddy in any given task; whether
that be blowing a cloud of bubbles into the air, running to first base in a kickball game,
or creating an artistic masterpiece together.”

Our BMC students did a tremendous job caring for our MSC campers. “I was blown
away by the maturity of our BMC students,” said Mr. Kuhlman, “including the young
ones! They stepped up to the plate and really engaged with their buddies in every way;
from helping during snack time and demonstrating how to clean up a table, to praying
with them and playing countless games and sports together.”

According to Mr. Kuhlman, “It was also inspiring to see the interactions between BMC
students. They bonded over this week of service and encouraged one another in their
acts of love. It seemed like they pushed each other to be great throughout the week
("As iron sharpens iron" Proverbs 27:17), especially on mornings when some of them
were tired. The gift of their time and joyful energy was what made the camp so special.”

One of the highlights of the week, for Mr. Kuhlman, was on the last day when
MSC campers drew their BMC buddy a "thank you" drawing.

“The things they came
up with were beautiful
and it showed our BMC
students how much this
week meant to their
MSC friends. We can‘t
wait to do it again
next summer!”

Proceeds from Buddies Summer Camp went to support the programs and services offered by Morning Star Catholic School.

The theater was dark at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts for a large part of last
year. These are trying and uncertain times for American theater. But theater people are
resilient and resourceful. I had the opportunity to speak with Kathy Ramsberger, President
and CEO of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, and we talked about how
they are welcoming live audiences back and the steps they are taking to ensure the
health and safety of the cast, crew, and theatergoers.

Q&A with Tom Doyle and Kathy Ramsberger, P’12, ‘13

The big question everyone is asking is, when We were the first in the region to use contactless Evolv
will you welcome live audiences inside the systems for faster, more sophisticated security screenings at
theater again? the Frontyard Festival™. We also introduced the TrueTickets
online platform for contactless ticket scanning and offered
While the pandemic caused so many organizations to shut online food and drink ordering through Bbot for a more
their doors, we saw it as an incredible opportunity. Our efficient experience.
team reimagined our business and kept the arts alive in our
community. The outdoor Frontyard Festival™ came to life in What event will you host this year that you are
December 2020 with support from our community leaders most excited about?
and 33 partners who said ‘yes’ to this idea with four goals
in mind: to lift the community, stay relevant, bring people We are incredibly excited to achieve the goal of the
back to work, and stay in business. Dr. Phillips Center with the grand opening of Steinmetz Hall
and Judson’s in 2022. We will be announcing our grand
So far, we’ve welcomed more than 87,000 guests through opening plans in the beginning of November, and we’ll
400+ shows and events in the past 10 months. We also celebrate people from all walks of life.
kept our doors open for students in our AdventHealth School
of the Arts, which was incredibly important for our partners Bishop Moore Catholic has plans to develop a
and colleagues. new performing arts facility. What suggestions do
you have for us from your experience in leading
We’re starting to see more activity inside the building again the effort to build Dr. Phillips Center?
in our theaters and event spaces as we move into the last
few months of 2021. We’re really excited for what’s next, Develop a strong vision and mission for
including the opening of Steinmetz Hall and Judson’s in 2022 the new performing arts facility that is
to complete the original vision for the Dr. Phillips Center. meaningful to the Bishop Moore
community - and then most importantly,
Have you made changes to your business model? stay the course and achieve the goal!

This fiscal year was full of innovation, optimism and some of Kathy Ramsberger is President and
the hardest, most rewarding work we’ve ever done here at CEO of the Dr. Phillips Center for the
the Dr. Phillips Center. Performing Arts. She is responsible
for leading the effort to create one
We hit the pause button on opening phase two of our building of the nation’s newest performing
and set out to reengage the community and reignite the local arts centers of the 21st century,
arts scene with the Frontyard Festival™. a $612 million project in
the heart of downtown
We are very grateful for our team’s perseverance. Together Orlando. She has been
we raised over $3.7 million to bring the concept quickly part of this project
and safely to life. We not only welcomed new acts, but since 2003.
also new guests with 21% of them reporting it was
their first-ever show at the Dr. Phillips Center.

Have you seen any trend changes as a result of Kathy is a past
Bishop Moore
the pandemic? Catholic parent to
Joe ’12 and Jack ’13
As COVID-19 continues to impact our community, we need Ramsberger.
to adapt quickly in order to keep our guests, colleagues and
artists safe.

THE SHOW MUST GO ON!

It couldn’t have been a more perfect ending to a tumultuous school year. The full cast of High School
Musical sang, “We’re All In This Together” to thunderous applause from an audience with tears in their
eyes. They sang the lyrics, “We’ve arrived because we’re stuck together, champions one and all,”
and we knew that the show told a much deeper story of the year our thespians had endured. Thanks
cast and crew of HSM for inspiring us all. “Your faith it gives me strength, strength to believe.”

Celebrating The Arts

PROVIDING THE SOUNDTRACK FOR The Black & Gold Brigade
BISHOP MOORE CATHOLIC SINCE 1960
has a storied history with an impressive
&BLACK GOLD collection of Marching Band Championship
BRIGADE trophies, countless community event awards,
and parade plaques from their travels to New
York (twice), Washington DC, Savannah, GA,
and Dublin, Ireland. With the cancellation of
international travel, their 2020 trip to Ireland
was postponed. The band is currently raising
funds for another historic trip marching in 3
parades in 3 states in 5 days as they visit
St. Augustine, FL, Hilton Head Is., SC and
Savannah, GA for each of those cities'
St. Patrick's Day celebration. Their invitation to
Dublin, Ireland has been extended to 2023
and plans are back underway to hopefully
make that dream a reality.

To help support the BMC
Black & Gold Brigade, you can
get more info with the QR code.

THE BISHOP MOORE CHOIRS, under the direction of Sarah

Purser, provided a spectacular fall concert this year, performing several selections relating to the Diocesan and school theme
of “Made in the image of God.” Each choral piece related in some form or fashion to this theme, along with several soloists
providing an exquisite contrast of musical styles, all performed with professionalism and good taste. Students submitted pieces
for consideration and were asked to provide a rationale as to how their pieces fit the theme.

Tim Conyers has recently been appointed as the new Choral Director at BMC.

He comes to the school with 20 years of experience in music education at all grade levels
in the area of choral, instrumental, and music theory. Tim has taught over 10 years in the
Diocese with the last 5 at Holy Family Catholic School, developing a top rate choral and
instrumental program. He has a Bachelor of Music Education Degree from UCF,
Graduate choral and conducting training from Southwestern, and a Master of Arts
from Liberty University. In addition, he has performed locally and regionally in
various venues as a professional musician. “Coming to Bishop Moore as
Choral Director is certainly a privilege and honor. Sarah Purser has built
a very solid program with quality performing groups over the past
several years, and I look forward to carrying on the tradition and
hope to take our school to the next level.” Go Hornets!

at Bishop Moore Catholic

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AP ART STUDENTS SHOWCASING THEIR WORK

1. Leiah K. This portrait was created for an AP Art Summer assignment as an exploration of abstract portraiture.
2. Mia B. This work is part of Mia’s AP Art Sustained Investigation- Modern interpretation of ancient astrological symbolism.
3. Hunter S. This is part of Hunter’s AP Art sustained investigation. It is an illustration of the loss of innocence of childhood

using traditional children’s fairytales.

2021 LEGACY GRADUATES

With faith that’s everlasting and love that’s ever true,
we pledge thee, alma mater, our loyalty to you.
Our spirit is undaunted, our hearts are ever bold.
Oh, Bishop Moore, we praise you and hail the Black & Gold.

Andrew/Kalicak Bassett Bradford Dunn Fowler

Franklin/Petrosky Froehlich Gavigan/Finnane Hage Helms/Vergara

Hoff Holley/Lersch Jafet/Tessitore Jelneck Kelly

Kirven/Adamkiewicz March/Wolff Marin Mavrofrides/Veigle McGratty

Mendez Moricle/Byrne Morin/Hackstie Murray/Tumbleson O’Malley/McKenna

Ordona/Martin Piermont/Prieto Ramshaw/Voit Shea/Martinez Smith/Daly

Smith/Sipion Suggs Sullivan Veigle Wright/Herrera Zapoli/Lafleur

BACCALAUREATE MASS & COMMENCEMENT

We were determined to not allow the pandemic to halt this rite of passage so instead
of holding the celebrations off site as we typically do, the events were held on campus
on the stadium field. It was no small feat to accomplish this task. It took many hands to place over 1,000 chairs on

our field, to orchestrate the audio visual needs of the events, and to maintain a safe environment for all of our attendees.

The weather could not have been more perfect and the dusk setting provided a magnificent backdrop for our Baccalaureate
Mass celebrated on Sunday, May 23 by Bishop John Noonan. The Commencement Exercises took place the next morning
and we conferred 305 graduates of the Class of 2021. Valedictorian Marcus Lisman shared this inspirational thought with
his peers: “Each of us has our own path and we will encounter outside influences that try and pull us away from that path,
but we must be strong enough to realize that we ultimately have the ability to determine our own destiny. The good news
is that there’s another person who knows our path: God. We are not perfect, but He is, which means He knows what we
need to do to remain on the right path that leads to a life of true fulfillment.”

20CLASS OF VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN SALUTATORIAN
21 MARCUS LISMAN JUSTINE TORRES JOHN BEDELL
University of Florida University of Virginia
Yale University

The highlight of the academic school year at
Bishop Moore Catholic is our Baccalaureate
Mass and Commencement Exercises.

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

COURTNEY BROWN MANTECON ‘11

Do you remember rushing across campus, trying to get to The two made it work long-
class before the late bell rang? Courtney Brown Mantecon distance for a bit but finally found
remembers this well and is now running from one place to themselves in the same place and
another as a top performer on the leadership team for both graduated from UNF. Although
TEKsystems and as a new mother. Greg wasn’t a BMC alumnus, the
two found a connection with Fr. Miguel Gonzalez who was
“BMC gave me a great foundation to have a home base - so important to both of their families. Courtney remembered
and I have found that if you’re surrounded by a strong base, Fr. Miguel for his relatable holiness while she was a student at
then you can say yes to hard things and take a risk.” St. John Vianney, while Greg remembered the loving way he
celebrated his grandmother’s funeral.
After graduating from UNF with degrees in Public Relations
and Journalism, Courtney joined the TEKsystems team in It wasn’t only Fr. Miguel who helped the couple grow in faith,
2016. Her success as a recruiter and account manager but also life-long friends (Kaleigh Mulligan Gonzalez, Alex
poised her for a promotion and now Courtney leads an Dixon, and Jenna Yelenosky) who Courtney has known since
international team that oversees various tech projects for preschool. These women have supported each other in their
NBC/Universal. weddings, life challenges, and now Kaleigh and her husband
Ray are godparents to Courtney and Greg’s daughter Billie.
“That’s how you grow. Take the job Billie is named after her beloved great-grandfather, Bill Brown.
you don’t think you’re ready for.”

As Courtney’s professional life grew, her personal life did too.
During her senior year at BMC, as she capped off four years
of varsity soccer and great memories of attending school with
her brothers, Courtney met Greg...two weeks before going
to college.

Courtney knew that Billie would always be surrounded by a
loving and faithful family and is also grateful for the witness of
the friends that will be a part of her life as she grows up.
“Kaleigh and Ray are such a great representation of a faith-
based marriage and life,” she shared. “I was there when
Kaleigh’s journey of faith started and now it’s coming full circle.”

Priorities change. Courtney acknowledged that her teen years
had struggles and that by God’s grace she has found her
way to where she is now.

“Having kids changes your perspective. Now I understand
why my parents sent me to BMC - because so many people
are invested and love your children there.”

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

PETE PASHA ‘76

great and small. I draw. I study the images from the artists
throughout the centuries and how they dealt with the subject.
The tough part is coming up with an original concept which
contributes to that history. Once I have the idea, the process
is like arranging music; each visual element complements the
others involved in a harmony of message. Everything has to
add up: the line, the colors, the visual relationships, the light,
etc. Sometimes it all comes together, sometimes I have to keep
working until it does.

1. What was the inspiration for the murals you created? 3. Is there an artist who is a particular favorite of yours?
The first mural on the St. Joseph Chapel wall was an allegorical When I was 11, I read The Agony and the Ecstasy by Irving
work, "The Awakening of St. Joseph by the Angel". I was Stone. It is a novelization of the life of Renaissance master artist
sixteen or seventeen at the time and attending Bishop Moore Michelangelo. The book simply changed my life. I learned
Catholic High School in the spring of my Junior year. The previous about the skill set, the mindset, and the ways of a working artist.
year saw the completion of Adam in an homage mural of Michelangelo remains a constant inspiration for me. I have
"God creates Adam" from Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel carried a copy of the book wherever I’ve gone for over fifty
ceiling in the BMHS art room. Michelangelo has always years. Life can change at the turn of a page.
been my guiding inspiration and the art room mural was
well-received so when the chapel wall came up as a possibility, 4. Who is your favorite saint and why?
I was honored to accept the job. I was still new to the trade, St. Francis of Assisi, no doubt. The Little Poor Man flew in the
and that mural showed it, but the work lasted without correction face of convention, pomp, and earthly power. He denied
from 1975 to 2006. himself to freely give to others. He fought through war to find
peace, idleness to find purpose, and his own doubts and fears
to find his Christ. A true revolutionary, Francis changed within
himself in order to change his world. And he did it all with a
heedless sense of humor. -Not a bad way to live, actually.

The second mural on the same wall was painted in 2006. 5. How did BMC impact your path?
The building was the property of St. Charles Borromeo I decided to be an artist while attending BMC. I had moved
Catholic School by then and the school requested a "then around most of my young life. My father was involved in
and now" scene with the great champion of the Catholic construction and engineering and was constantly being
Counter-Reformation at its center. My two sons, Conor and promoted and relocated. Disney brought us to Orlando in the
Ryan, are also featured circa 1600. Conor is playing a lute early 70’s. Bishop Moore Catholic High School was the logical
and red-headed Ryan is seated in the grass. My inspiration choice for our family. We could put down roots and grow
here was a holy card from Milan, Italy. here. My father and mother pledged that we would all have
12 years of Catholic education as a strong foundation and
2. Are you able to articulate your creative process? when you’re talking about 7 children, that is one serious pledge.
If I'm given the theme of a religious mural, I explore the theme's My best friends met me here. My best of a lot of things first
meaning through drawing. Religious art in the west has a happened here. And I, like so many others, have returned here
millennium or two of valuable resources for me and I fortunately time and again; not just to remember how our lives really
possess an art library which covers most of the classic images, started here, but to see and be a part of the future of BMC.

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

CHRISTINE CSENCSITZ ‘11

There are two types of college freshmen. The first, “I have a plan
and a path. I know what I want to do with my life.” The second,
“Plan? By the end of college, I’ll know what my path is.” Upon
graduating from BMC, Christine Csencsitz had a plan but along the
way, she found her calling in a path unplanned. She attended
the University of Florida studying Political Science and English
Literature focusing on History and the Classics. She then became a
double Gator attending UF Levin College of Law. Her plan was a
best laid one, but God is always working and had another idea.

“It started while studying for the Florida Bar. I was working as a
legal aid focusing a lot of my time on domestic violence cases. I
loved writing, specifically creative writing, so I began blogging as
my creative outlet,” she said. “Writing is a natural extension [of her
degree].” Christine loves the research and the analytical problem solving aspect of law but also has a passion for the creativity
that the liberal arts, writing, and blogging provides. Could she combine the two?

Suddenly, her blog began gaining traction. The ah-ha moment we all wait for! “I never thought I could do a lifestyle blog. But
then, people were reaching out asking me to write about their product and were gifting items for me to blog about. I realized that
this was something I needed to dedicate more than just 25% of my brain and time to.” Cats & Coffee, Christine’s blog, covers
a wide array of topics including history, food, entertainment, movies, fun things to do in Tampa Bay, podcasts, books, and of
course, coffee! Christine stated, “I felt bad because I didn’t think I would be using my degree but it wasn’t true. If I do my research
and push myself to try new things and stuff, I’m doing my readers their due service. If I enjoy it then maybe others will too. And I
still do freelance copywriting.”

The transition had its challenges. “No one really comments on blogs anymore so you’re almost talking to a void. You have to

retrain your brain and change the way you view the return on your investment. Learn to read the analytics. How many views and
It is still valid and it is your path!” Chttps://catsandcoffee.me/
how long they’re viewing.” And when the comments and feedback do come, what an inspiration that is to keep doing what
you’re doing. “My goal for Cats & Coffee and my business, Critter Crafting, is to provide others with some joy and entertainment.
I focus on the little things. They may seem trivial but they matter to me and they matter to others. I aim to make people smile.”

“My advice to others who are Copywriter
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https://www.crittercrafting.com/

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

ANDREW WADE ‘15

Much like his days at BMC, Andrew spends
his time on the basketball court. Although, now
he is no longer surrounded by Hornets, but by
Mystics. As a member of the Washington
Mystics coaching staff for over three memorable years, Andrew’s

role is to support the athletes through on the court work, film,
and the creation of specified workout plans.

Andrew always knew he wanted to work in the sports industry, majoring in Business
and focusing on Sports Management at Catholic University. At a Sports Business
conference at George Washington University in 2019, he was approached by a
staff member of the Mystics and has been a proud member of this team’s family
ever since. He acknowledges that the family atmosphere at BMC prepared him to
be part of the Mystics family. “At Bishop Moore, I learned about becoming part of
something bigger than myself,” he remembers.

As a Hornet, Andrew’s favorite memory was the mission trip to the Dominican Republic
which holds a special place in his heart. The highlights of his experience were teaching
basketball and other sports to the children on the mountain. “With sports, the
language barrier doesn’t exist anymore and we can all connect to each other.”

2020. What a year to be a part of the WNBA! Playing “in the bubble” from July
to October included daily Covid testing, isolation from the outside world, and
pumped in fake crowd noises in empty arenas. Although this took some getting used
to, Andrew recognizes the blessings that came through the adversity. The team and
coaching staff strengthened their familial bond and united together in their love of the
game and their willingness to overcome these challenges together in order to play.

When asked about the disparities in the treatment of female athletes in the NBA system,
Andrew said he hopes for a time when all athletes will receive the same amount of respect.
“Take time to watch and listen. If you’re a true sports fan, you’ll see the same level of
competitiveness and skill set in the WNBA.”

Andrew is inspired by what he sees every day from the Mystics. “So much negativity is
thrown at pro athletes and they brush it off and are able to keep playing at such a high
level. I find it inspiring.”

Advice for current students:

“Follow your passion and do not be afraid.
I knew that working in professional sports
was a long shot, but I worked tirelessly to
achieve the dream. You can too.”

IF NOT YOU,

BMC Head football coach
Matt Hedrick sat down with
BMC Athletic Director Rob
Wennington to talk about how
he defines success and lessons
he has learned from failure.

MATT HEDRICK: So let’s jump right in, what was your my opinion, is more profound than wins and losses. Don’t
first impression of BMC Athletics when you arrived on get me wrong, I’m a true competitor at heart and want to win
the scene this summer? and aim to sustain success in all our athletic programs but
ROB WENNINGTON: I was immediately impressed with knowing that our students will one day leave Bishop Moore
the long-standing tradition, alumni support, and brand recog- Catholic and share their incredible experiences with others is
nition of Bishop Moore Catholic, not only in the surrounding the best measurement of our success to me.
Orlando community but also on the national scale. Seeing
The Moore Center for Excellence come to life and knowing MH: So on the flip side, can you share a time that you
BMC’s commitment to excellence excites me because my were not successful?
passion as Athletic Director is providing the best possible op- RW: What I believe was my greatest failure was when my
portunities for today’s young men and women to be success- football career ended due to injury in college. I aspired to
ful and to live out their dreams. play professional sports, following in the footsteps of my dad.
When I chose to hang up my cleats, I felt as though I let
MH: Everyone has a different definition of what it means everyone around me down - my parents, my friends, myself.
to be successful. What is your definition of success? I went through an identity crisis, as something I worked so
RW: I define success by the magnitude of the impression hard for and loved so deeply was taken away from me.
or mark an individual makes upon others. This translates
to BMC by how the experience our students have during MH: I am sure you have a takeaway from this experi-
their four years in our Hornet community inspires them to go ence. What did you learn?
on and ignite the world with their abilities and talents. The RW: Fortunately, I had an amazing mentor at Boston Col-
more transformative experiences Bishop Moore Catholic can lege. He put his arm around me as a young 19-year-old and
provide, giving our young people tools for success in life, in allowed me to see the bigger picture. Football was not my

THEN WHO?

HOMETOWN:
Lake Forest, IL

ALMA MATER:
Boston College

PLAYING TIME:
Tight End, Boston College
2010-2014

RESUME HIGHLIGHTS:
Member of the 2013 Boston Red
Sox World Series Championship
Front Office
2015 Massachusetts State
Championship Basketball Coach
2017-2018 Men’s Basketball
Graduate Assistant at
Northwestern University

identity. It was something I enjoyed and chose to pursue as a role model is my 93-year-old, Italian grandmother. Having
display of some of my talents. However, my true identity was been a widow for more than 30 years, she is the strongest
as a son of God, a son to my parents, and a young man person I have ever met. She instilled the great lessons of be-
who had the qualities of a leader. Although my playing days ing open-minded and desiring to try new endeavors, even if
might be over, I had all the ability to continue impacting our they are outside of my comfort zone. She is the most positive
community. From that moment forward, I knew I wanted to be person I know and has always encouraged me to be the best
a coach and athletic administrator. Sports is the vehicle I am version of myself. We have a very special relationship.
passionate about using to impact the world, as it’s a unifying
platform. I want to be the same positive influence on today’s MH: I’ve encouraged our football players to have
young men and women as my mentor was on me. “above the line “behavior on and off the field. Is there
a particular motto that you live your life by?
MH: I know that we did not get where we are today on RW: If not you, then who? If not now, then when?
our own. Is there someone that you wish to thank or a role This motto reminds me to live with passion and urgency. I
model in your life that made you who you are today? believe my own experiences playing sports have shaped me
RW: I have two role models. As it pertains to my career, my into the man and leader I have become. So much of athletic
father is my role model. I was blessed to grow up and watch team success hinges upon leadership and confidence. It’s
him succeed at the highest levels in the same industry as an important to reflect on goals and who we ultimately want to
athlete. Those moments were impressionable for me and become. As we live out God’s will, He implores us to be
motivated me to attain similar success. My dad is one of the present and continue using our gifts to benefit the lives of oth-
most humble and genuine people that I know. His familial ers. I am blessed to be a part of this community, and I want
demeanor, as well as his tutelage, have been crucial to my to spend every second impacting the lives of others.
own development and awareness in my career. My other

WINTER & SPRING SPORTS RECAP

GIRLS SOCCER BOYS SOCCER

District Champions District Champions
Regional Champions Regional Champions
Final Four appearance
Florida Athletic Coaches STATE SEMIFINALIST
Association All-State Soccer Team:
Kate B., Malia J., Ryland M., Juan F.: United Soccer Coaches
and Ana S.T. All-State Florida & All-Region
JV Team-Spruce Creek Invitational Champs
Seminole Ath. Conference Tourn. Champs

WRESTLING GIRLS
WEIGHTLIFTING
1st place at Falcon Duals
Finished First Place at the
2nd place at Storm Front Duals Father Lopez Invitational

5th place at Moskowitz Invite

2nd place at Districts

District Champions: Gavin W. Elijah D.,

Mason M., Cade E.

State Qualifiers: Gavin W., Jacob S.

GIRLS BASKETBALL BOYS
WEIGHTLIFTING
Varsity Record: 9-8
JV Record: 15-1 3rd in District
State Qualifier: Elijah D.
BOYS BASKETBALL
NOTRE DAME AWARD
Varsity won the Deland Christmas
Tournament GIRLS - COLLEEN R.
BOYS - LUKE H.
ATHLETES SIGNED TO THE NEXT LEVEL

SAMANTHA A RYLAND M KARLIS BV TRENT A JANIERO C JOSIAH M DANIELLA G LIBBY F COLLEEN R NICHOLAS S MARC M

Soccer Soccer Football Football Football Football Tennis Lacrosse Lacrosse Tennis Track

P. B. Atlantic U Rollins College UCF U of Rhode Island Gardner-Webb U St. Thomas U Belmont Abbey Concordia U St. Francis U Baruch College U Conn

GIRLS LACROSSE BOYS LACROSSE

District Record 3-1 District Runner-Ups
US Lacrosse All-Academic -
Jack G. and Christopher L.

GIRLS TENNIS BISHOP MOORE CATHOLIC BOYS TENNIS

District Champions District Runner-Up
Regional Champions Regional Semifinalist
District Champion Line 2: Andrew L.
STATE SEMIFINALIST
TENNIS BOYS BASEBALL
District Champs: #1 Dani G.,
#2 Olivia D., #3 Kreishanne S., 4-1 District record
#4 Grace A., #5 Makeda G. District Champs
Doubles: #1 Dani G./Olivia D.,
#2 Kreishanne S./Grace A.

G&B WATER POLO

District Runner-Ups

BISHOP MOORE

CATHOLIC WATER POLO

GIRLS SOFTBALL DANCE TEAM BOYS VOLLEYBALL

FIRST GAME ON CAMPUS 3/18/21 4th Place at Nationals District Runner-Up
Deltona vs BMC (2-1 win)
FIRST HIT on campus field - Jillian C. BMC DANCE TEAM
FIRST HOME RUN on campus field -
Maya G. 4/16/21 vs. West Orange
Mia S. - Spectrum Sport Player of the

Week 3/20/21

FHSAA DAIRY FARMERS ALL-STATE SCHOLAR ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

ACADEMIC TEAM - MARCUS L. GIRLS - BRIANNA B. BOYS - MARCUS L.

CAYDEN M BLAKE B DONOVAN M SHAMYIA C LEVI L SAMMY L ISAIAH M AIDAN L ALEXANDER M CAMILA SV ZELIMAR R

Volleyball Basketball Basketball Voleyball Swimming Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Basketball Basketball

Limestone U Loyola New Orleans Florida Tech North Park Norwich Troy U Edwin Waters College Sewanee Barry U EasternU Chatham U

TRACK STATE CHAMPS

We honor and celebrate our BOYS TRACK & FIELD PROGRAM as they captured
their first ever STATE CHAMPIONSHIP in the spring. With a plethora of individual
event efforts resulting in elite finishes, as well as strong veteran coaching from Coach
Carolista Ware and her staff, the team’s perseverance through a volatile year
exemplifies how important teamwork and community is to Bishop Moore Catholic.
CONGRATULATIONS ON AN OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENT AND
A POSITIVE REPRESENTATION OF HORNET ATHLETICS.

TRACK BOYS: TRACK GIRLS:

DISTRICT CHAMPIONS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
STATE CHAMPIONS REGIONAL CHAMPIONS:
Girls 33rd Place - 6 points
BOYS STATE CHAMPIONS: 4X800M 8th Place
Chandler S. 100M, 200M (Olivia D., Taylor Ma., Taylor T., Taylor Mo.)
4X100M 2nd place
(Sam M., Jack J., Marc M., Chandler S.) GIRLS ADAPTIVE TEAM CHAMPIONS 20 POINTS
4X800 5th place MARIA “CAT” AC - FIRST PARA ADAPTIVE SHOT
(Quinn N., Dakotah LV., Liam G., Reece S.) AND JAVELIN STATE CHAMPION
Pole Vault 2nd place Justin K.
SCHOOL RECORD:
LONG JUMP STATE CHAMPION MARC M. High Jump 4th Place Taylor Ma.

SCHOOL RECORDS:
Chandler S. 100M 10.52, 200M 21.40,
4X100M 42.07 (Sam M., Jack J., Marc M., Chandler S.)

INDIVIDUAL OUR NEW ATHLETIC TEAM - THE BUZZ ROB WENNIINGTON
Athletic Director
STATE CHAMPS wenningtonr@bishopmoore.org

MARIA “CAT” AC - FIRST PARA MAGGIE ROLICHECK
ADAPTIVE SHOT AND JAVELIN Associate Athletic Director
rolicheckm@bishopmoore.org
STATE CHAMPION
JOE STUART
LONG JUMP Associate Athletic Director
STATE CHAMPION stuartj@bishopmoore.org

MARC M. VIN BELLO
Assistant A.D. Facilities
bellov@bishopmoore.org

MIKAELA AIKEN
Stud. Athlete Affairs /Soc. Media Coord.
aikenm@bishopmoore.org

ALEXANDRA SENIOR
Student Life/Ath. Finance Manager
seniora@bishopmoore.org

JOAN BOMBICH
Athletic Merchandiser
bombichj@bishopmoore.org

ANN MARIE MILLER
Athletic Administrative Assistant
millera@bishopmoore.org

CELEBRATING CULTURAL DIVERSITY

As an on-going assignment in Dr. Luckenbill’s
Multicultural Literature class, each Friday two
students share presentations that celebrate
either a food, game, or song that's significant
to their own culture or a culture that interests
them. One student, senior Isabela S., brought
her father's domino set, a set that the family
considers quite precious--it even has his name
engraved on each tile.

Isabela taught the class about her own family's
love of dominoes and how central it is to their life
at home. The names of family members are even
engraved on their domino table, and they play
together daily. She said her dad was so excited that she was doing the presentation, he wished he could come to class
and challenge her classmates to a game!

The class learned together that even though some sources suggest domino tiles were invented by the Chinese, the game has
been a staple in many Hispanic cultures for generations. It was exciting to hear the Hispanic students in class sharing stories,
like Isabela's, of being taught to play at a young age, playing with parents, grandparents, and siblings on a daily basis
even now, and having relatives who play in competitions.

After her presentation, Isabela taught small groups of students to play dominoes together while the rest of the students took
turns sharing which games are significant in their own families and cultures. It was exciting to see them educate each other,
connect, and have fun while learning and celebrating culture.

FAITH-IN-ACTION THROUGH WORDS

Bishop Moore's Speech & Debate Team,
after its 6th year in existence, regularly ranks
among the top 5 most active charters in Central
Florida. This past two seasons (2019-2021) the
team has grown by leaps and bounds entering
the top 5% of teams nationwide.

All of this is a testament to a high level of activity and
growth among our competitors, who continually sharpen
their skills in public speaking, critical thinking, rhetoric, and
advocacy. Over the past two years, two Bishop Moore
students also qualified for the prestigious
Academic All-American award through NSDA by earning
over 750 NSDA points over the course of their high school
careers while also achieving at least a 3.6 GPA.

While we appreciate seeing this level of success in our team, we value more the growth of our students through participation and
the bonds of community and mentorship that grow between our varsity and novice students. This partnership has born excellent
results as younger and less experienced team members benefit from both the example and guidance as they hone their own skills.
Our students will find these life skills are then present not only for competitive speech and debate events, but in their classes and
everyday life. The mission of NSDA is to help each student find a "voice" to advocate for what is important to them. We hope
that through involvement in Bishop Moore Speech & Debate our students develop this voice to help them advocate for themselves
and others and profess their faith through actions and words.

Once Upon a Austin Polonitza, the Forensic Science
Crime Scene Administrator for Florida’s Forensic
Institute for Research, Security, and Tactics
Students in Ms. Madigan’s Forensics class (FIRST) gave a presentation titled
created fairy tale crime scenes. Then they “The Anthropologic Profile through
followed the 7 S’s of CSIs to search their Recovery & Analysis.”
classmates crime scenes, discover evidence,
and document the crime scene. Through this presentation, students gained a basic
understanding of the job of a forensic anthropologist.
SECURE THE SCENE... Highlights included the recovery process of a decedent
in the field, examination of biological profiles, and
SEPARATE THE WITNESSES.... hands-on laboratory experiments. Students were able
to compare human bones to determine gender, cause
SCAN THE SCENE... of death, and analyze the comparative anatomy of
skulls of different animals. These exercises encouraged
SEE THE SCENE... critical thinking about how forensic anthropology
examinations assist criminal investigations.
SKETCH THE SCENE...

SEARCH FOR EVIDENCE...

SECURE AND COLLECT EVIDENCE.

See the scene coSlleecctureevidaendnce
Sketch the scene

ALUMNI UPDATES

BARBARA BOHN Dina Velocci ‘87 Sarah Jean Ferraris ‘10
STRASDAS ‘67 begins her term as President of the American Keith Holt‘10
Association of Nurse Anesthesiology. Keith proposed to Sarah Jean on Easter
Barbara is currently serving as the Toastmasters International 2019 where they first met - Bishop Moore
District 47 Director. She oversees the 3500 plus members of Catholic's campus. They were married in
the District that includes Southeast Florida and the Bahamas. Spence Bashinski ‘04 New York City at The Basilica of
Toastmasters International is a 96-year non-profit educational is a Fire Chief in Miami who helped rescue St. Patrick's Old Cathedral in November
organization, which empowers individuals to become more people in the Surf Side Condo collapse. 2019. Keith is an attorney at Kirkland &
effective communicators and leaders. He is married to Amanda Roy Ellis, LLP in Chicago, where he practices
Bashinski ‘04. commercial litigation. Sarah Jean is a
Phil Castrianni ‘71 Fred Lauten ‘71 graphic designer at ES99 in Chicago, a
worked 40+ years in the sporting goods served 26 years as a Judge in the Ninth boutique branding and marketing agency
industry, and now enjoys his well-deserved Judicial Circuit, and is now a mediator within Impact Networking.
retirement. Congrats, Phil! at Upchurch, Watson, White, and Max
Mediation Group. Alberto Piedra, Jr. ‘10
William R. Hylan ‘71 works for Second Harvest Food Bank of
retired from Toledo Molding & Die, Inc. Central Florida as the Community Kitchen
(TMD) on June 14, 2019. William was Denise Bourcier Westfall ‘71 Marketing Manager. He graduated with
employed by TMD for 33 1/2 years retired from the VA hospital in an MBA from UCF in December 2020 and
finishing his career as Chief Financial Clarksburg,WV. She is enjoying retirement recently got married on May 1, 2021.
Officer. with her 11 year-old son, Xavier.
Allison Chalifoux Ricotta ‘10
Rosemary Hickey Irion ‘71 Sharon Wilson Van Winkle ‘71 recently graduated from pastry school
spent 40 years working as a Nurse and her high school sweetheart, Paul and opened her own pastry business
Practitioner in Pediatrics. She still works Van Winkle '70, married in 1972 at called Sunshine Sweets!
part-time but enjoys the rest of her time St. Margaret Mary Church presided www.linkedin.com/in/allisonchalifoux
with her two grandchildren. by Father Bluett. Sharon retired from
a Fortune 500 Company as an Export
Supervisor. She and Paul are now active Allison Petterson Ainsworth ‘10 Trevor Alfredson ‘11
Connect with us! in Real Estate in the North Atlanta area. married her best friend in November is an attorney at Wicker, Smith, O’Hara,
of 2018. She is a dental hygienist in McCoy & Ford, P.A. in downtown Orlando.
www.BishopMoore.org Kentucky and has a one year-old
daughter named Kennedy. Nicole Benjamin ‘11
facebook.com/bishopmoorecatholic is in PA school at Nova Southeastern
University.
bishop_moore_catholic

@letsgohornets

Bishop Moore Alumni

COLONEL JASON Caroline Jennings Flight ‘11 calling working with children and families. Lorne Malpartida ‘12
BR UGM AN ‘93 After living in Jacksonville for several Alejandra is engaged to a fellow Class of is an active duty Captain in the United
years, Caroline and her husband, Keith, 2011 Bishop Moore Catholic alumni and States Army.
Colonel Jason K. Brugman moved back to the Orlando area. She is recently bought their first house.
is the Commander of the working as a teaching assistant in Pre-K4 Lauren Chill Serrao ‘12
166th Mission Support Group. at St. Margaret Mary. Nicole Fischer Baptista ‘12 is a Dermatology Nurse Practitioner.
In this capacity, Col. Brugman is an Internal Medicine Resident at ORMC.
directs the sustainment of Caroline Forman Johnson ‘11 Chelsea Worrell ‘12
flying operations through the works as a pediatric nurse practitioner Alexandra Beecher ‘12 is currently working towards her MA in
management of base security, at Arnold Palmer Hospital in the cardiac Upon graduating from Georgia Southern Sport Psychology and PsyD in Clinical
engineering, communications, ICU. She has been married to Lucien University in 2016, Alex has been living Psychology.
force support, logistics, and Johnson ‘11 for four years. He works in Nashville, TN working remotely for
contracting. as an attorney at Gray Robinson in Citrix as a Digital Territory Manager. Hayley Kachris May ‘13
downtown Orlando. Recently, she got engaged to her and Daniel May ‘13 married on
Elizabeth “Hilty” Bowen ‘11 best friend, Austin. September 4, 2021 in Telluride, CO with
graduated from film school at USC in Los immediate family who are also fellow
Angeles. She is a full time actress and Catherine (Katie) Froehlich ‘12 Hornets. They are living in Washington,
writer. Recently, Hilty wrote and wrapped Amanda LaPorte ‘11 is the Head of Finance for a $90M DC where Danny works as a real estate
production on a Hallmark movie. She has is an OBGYN Resident at Indiana industrial communications segment at attorney and Hayley works in the medical
been working in various TV and film University School of Medicine. Siemens. She is getting married to her device field for Johnson & Johnson.
roles including Guardians of the Galaxy college sweetheart in Feb. 2022. She
Vol. 2 and The Real Bros of Simi Valley for Katharine “Haley” Bowen Lehfeldt ‘11 is the daughter of William ‘87 and Elyse Sheppard ‘16
Facebook Watch. is a full-time artist in Houston, TX. Teresa ‘88 Froehlich, both of which are graduated from the University of Virginia
She is married to Michael Lehfeldt. BMC alumni, and the eldest of the nine in 2020. She now works for a public
Froehlich grandchildren, of which six have relations firm in Washington, D.C. and is a
Ilya Monico ‘11 now graduated from Bishop Moore. published writer in the Orlando Sentinel.
is studying for his Graduate Degree and
working as a PICU nurse at Wolfson Caroline Gardner ’12
Children's Hospital in Jacksonville, FL. graduated from LSU with a Bachelor’s Spencer Compton ‘18
in Mechanical Engineering. received the Barry Goldwater Scholarship
She is engaged and getting married for his academic excellence in computer
Joshua Sweet ‘11 March 26th, 2022. science and his research in algorithms. He
is a Graphic Designer at his alma mater, is set to graduate from MIT with both his
University of Central Florida Alexandra Pramik Kelly ‘12 undergraduate and graduate degrees.
married classmate, Charlie Kelly '12
Alejandra Tello ‘11 and is a stay-at-home mom to their
Upon receiving her Master’s in Mental 2 year old son, Carson.
Health Counseling, Alejandra began her
career working with substance abuse and
addiction patients. She has now found her

SKYLAR MILLER ‘17 MARIANNA SHURINA ‘16

Skylar was one 1 of 7 - 4.0 Valedictorians for
the Rollins College Class of 2021. She majored
in Economics with a strong work ethic that has
led her to her job at JPMorgan Chase. She says,
“Rollins makes you a well-rounded person by
exposing you to different worldviews and
different perspectives on important issues.”

Mari played 4 years on the soccer team at East Carolina and was named
to the AAC All-Academic team her senior year. She graduated with her BS in
Business Administration with a major of Finance in the spring of 2019 and
is currently enrolled in the MBA program. She signed a contract to play
professionally in Hungary with team Puskis.



ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

ALEX BILLETER ‘05 & NANCY BRUNO ‘05

Using Talents for Good

Alex Billeter graduated from BMC in ‘05 and excelled as a program at UNF. She attained a BA of Fine Arts degree
player for both the volleyball and soccer teams. During her with a concentration in painting and drawing.
time on the BMC soccer team, Alex earned the Coach’s
Choice Award at the Michelle Akers' tournament and went In addition to her successful professional career, Nancy has
on to receive a soccer scholarship to the University of North recently begun commissioned paintings of people's houses
Florida. Alex graduated from UNF in 2009 with a degree capturing an important piece of their family's life. The majority
in Business Administration and Marketing and moved to of her work has been for BMC alumni and their families.
Australia. Nancy has always appreciated the community that Bishop
Moore inherently builds for its students and alumni, having
It wasn’t until Alex moved back to the US in 2019 that she connections with many classmates to this day.
discovered the resin process and her love/talent for it. As a
self-taught resin artist with a wealth of marketing knowledge, Alex and Nancy recently reconnected through social
Alex was able to create a website for her resin pieces and media and found out that they both shared a deep
build a loyal customer base. passion for art. They started collaborating to create
a carefully curated collection of ocean-inspired art.
Nancy is the third of seven Bruno children who graduated When Alex and Nancy learned that Rob Graham,
from BMC. As a Hornet, she sang the national anthem at BMC basketball coach, was in need of support, Nancy
many different sports games; including Coach Rob Graham's and Alex decided they could use their talents in support
varsity basketball games. Nancy earned the Teacher's Choice of a beloved member of the BMC community. The two
Award after AP Art with Mr. Vince and participated in the artists created a piece of art and auctioned it off. The
annual art exhibits at which she won Best of Show. proceeds from the sale went to support Coach Graham.

Upon graduating in ’05, Nancy was awarded the Lisa Bosa Check out Alex’s art at citruswavesart.com
Art Scholarship and was accepted into the Graphic Design instagram:@citruswavesart

1. 2. 3. 4.

5. 6. 7. 1. ISABELLA MARULANDA ‘07
and ANDREW ANDRADE

2. KATE CATALANG ‘10
and WESLEY DEES

3. NICOLE KAMER ‘10
and BRIAN ROGERS

4. NICOLE DiLORETO ‘10
and DANIEL DODD

5. KIMBERLEY FORTIN ‘10
and LUKE SCHAEFER

6. NATALIE DiLORETO ‘12
and LANCE BURGER

7. HAYLEY KACHRIS ‘13
and DANNY MAY ‘13

ERICA CHRISTOPHER HAYLEY JACLYN
CAROTHERS PARTEL ‘09 HUYCK-TROUT ‘10 TOMLINSON SMITH ‘10 LOPEZ LUNARDI ‘11

COLE NORA RENLEY REMI

IN MEMORIAM

ALUMNI Gabriella Madden ‘94 Louis Tarantino
Sister of Brian Madden ‘93, Father of Matthew Tarantino ‘20,
Michael Schepp ‘63 Elizabeth Madden ‘97 Nicholas Tarantino ‘20
Brother of James Schepp ‘58,
Francis Schepp ‘66 Lisa Cilento ‘98 Jean Thanski, Former Teacher
Mother of Dierdre Thanski ‘89
Margaret Rouse David Neal ‘02
Stevenson ‘67 Brother of Claire Neal ‘05, Miriam Timmes
Sister of Edward Rouse ‘68 Lawrence Neal ‘12 Mother of John Timmes ‘74,
Deacon William Timmes ‘78,
Michael B. Szafranski ‘67 Robert Helms ‘04 Mother-in-law of Mary Burke Timmes ‘76,
Brother of Richard Szafranski ‘65, Brother of Leslie Helms ‘01 Grandmother of John Nathan Timmes ‘04+,
Tom Szafranski ‘69+, Kateri Timmes Schoeffler ‘06, Regina Timmes ‘11,
Kathryn M. Szfranski ‘72, Stephen Timmes ‘13, Jack Timmes ‘15
Bob Szafranski ‘73,
James Szafranski ‘79 FRIENDS OF BMC Ann Jude Wasman
Mother of Maureen Wasman Prast ‘73,
Patricia Furino Schofield ‘71 E.G. Banks Dr. Valorie Wasman ‘74, Thomas Wasman ‘75,
Mother of Brianna Grassing ‘98, Father of Gerald Banks ‘75, Mary Wasman Michalski ‘78,
Sister of Bruce Furino ‘69, Mary Jane Schmitt ‘77, Karen Banks ‘81, Ave Maria Wasman ‘79, John Wasman ‘80,
James Furino ‘74, Daniel Banks ‘88, Timothy Wasman ‘82, Bernadette Wasman ‘83
Susan Furino ‘77 Grandfather of Andrew Banks ‘11, Mother-in-law of Susan Herslebs Wasman ‘80,
David Banks ‘15 Michele Berlureau Wasman ‘82,
Jeff Sawicki ‘71 Grandmother of Brittney Wasman Davis ‘00,
Brother of Stephen C. Sawicki ‘68, Robert Dello Russo Brett Wasman ‘01, Christie Wasman ‘01
Uncle of Stephen J. Sawicki ‘08, Father of Tracy Collins ‘93, Jane Olivia Wasman ‘17,
Sara Sawicki ‘11 Grandfather of Ava Collins ‘24 John Michael Thomas ‘17

Charlene Bourcier Kuehn ‘74 Rudy Nesladek Margarito Zayago
Sister of Daniel Bourcier ‘67, Father of Christopher Nesladek ‘91 Father of Lesley Christina Z-B. ‘24
Denise Westfall ‘71, Keith Bourcier ‘72
Ida Roman
Andres “Andy” Cao ‘78 Mother of Renae Roman Burtrum ‘78,
Brother of Maria Cao-Laughlin ‘77, Ronnie Roman ‘80
Cousin to Teresita Hernandez Indekeu ‘80,
Sylvia Hernandez Nelson ‘84, Donald Ruedlinger Michael Schepp Margaret Rouse Michael Szafranski Patricia Furino
Christy Hernandez and Dan Cheney ‘87 Grandfather of Timothy Vazquez ‘16,
Annalise Vasquez ‘17
DeLaney “Laney” Way ‘78
Brother of Douglas Way ‘78 John B. “Jack” Sammis Jeff Sawicki Charlene Bourcier Andy Cao Laney Way
Grandfather of Siobhan Bowman ‘11, Mark Huaman Philip Mistarz Judit Soler Jeffrey Feulner
Mark Huaman ‘81 Keeley Bowman ’19 Gabrielle Madden Lisa Cilento David Neal Robert Helms
Brother of Kevin Huaman ‘83
Susan Schoenbaechler
Philip Mistarz ‘82 Mother of Angela Schoenbaechler Fetzko ‘86,
Brother of Elizabeth Mistarz ‘83, Maria Schoenbaechler ‘97,
James Mistarz ‘84 Son-in-law of Jeffrey Fetzko ‘84

Judit (Soler) Janowski ‘89 George Stimmel
Sister of Esther Soler ‘87 Father of Mark Stimmel ’75,
Gene Stimmel ’79, Laura Stimmel Taylor ’81,
Jeffrey Feulner ‘90 Grandfather of Jennifer Taylor ’11,
Father of Gabrielle Feulner ‘09, Sean Stimmel ’22
Brother of Mark Fuelner ‘88, Father-in-law of Pat Stimmel ‘85
Stephanie Knight ‘92

BMC CLASS OF 2021 COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES

AdventHealth University DePaul University Marquette University Savannah College of Art and Design
Alabama A & M University Drexel University University of Maryland, College Park Seminole State College
University of Alabama at Birmingham Duke University Marymount Manhattan College Seminole State College of Florida
Alabama State University East Carolina University University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth The University of the South
The University of Alabama Eckerd College University of Massachusetts, Amherst University of South Carolina, Columbia
Albany State University Edward Waters College Mercer University University of South Florida
Alfred University Elon University Miami University, Oxford Southeastern University
American University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University University of Miami Southern Methodist University
The American University of Paris Emerson College Michigan State University Southern New Hampshire University
Anderson University Emory University University of Michiga, Ann Arbor St. Andrews University
Appalachian State University Flagler College, St. Augustine University of Minnesota, Twin Cities St. John’s University, Manhattan
Arizona State University,Tempe Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Mississippi State University St John’s University, New York
The University of Arizona Florida Atlantic University University of Mississippi St Petersburg College
University of Arkansas Florida Gulf Coast University Montreat College University of St Thomas
Auburn University Florida Institute of Technology Mount Saint Joseph University Stetson University
Ave Maria University Florida International University New College of Florida Stonehill College
Universitat de Barcelona Florida Polytechnic University University of New Hampshire Stony Brook University
Barry University Florida Southern College University of New Haven Suffolk University
Baylor University Florida State University New York Institute of Technology Syracuse University
Belmont Abbey College University of Florida New York University Tallahassee Community College
Belmont University Fordham University Nichols College The University of Tampa
Berry College Franciscan University of Steubenville University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The University of Tennesse, Knoxville
Boston College Furman University North Carolina State University at Raleigh Texas A & M University, College Station
Boston University Gardner-Webb University University of North Florida The University of Texas at Austin
Bowling Green State University George Mason University Northeastern University Trine University
Brown University George Washington University Northern Illinois University Troy University
Bryant University Georgia Institute of Technology Norwich University Tulane University of Louisiana
Bucknell University Georgia Southern University University of Notre Dame United States Military Academy – Army
Buffalo State College University of Georgia Nova Southeastern University University at Buffalo
California State University, Fullerton Gettysburg College Ohio State University University of Connecticut
University of California, Merced Goucher College University of Oklahoma University of Mount Olive
University of California, Riverside Grand Canyon University Emory University University of Mount Union
Campbell University Hawaii Pacific University Pace University University of Oregon
Case Western Reserve University High Point University Palm Beach Atlantic University University of South Florida, St Petersburg
Catholic University of America Hillsborough Community College Palm Beach State College Valdosta State University
University of Central Florida Hofstra University Pennsylvania State University Valencia College
University of Central Oklahoma Indiana University, Bloomington Pennsylvania State University Vanderbilt University
College of Charleston University of Indianapolis Penn State World Campus University of Vermont
Chatham University Iowa State University University of Portland Villanova University
Citadel Military College of South Carolina Ithaca College Purdue University Virginia Military Institute
Clarion University of Pennsylvania Jacksonville University University of Rhode Island Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Clemson University James Madison University Rhodes College University of Virginia
Coastal Carolina University Johnson & Wales University, Providence Rice University Webber International University
Colgate University University of Kansas University of Richmond Wesley College
University of Colorado Boulder University of Kentucky Ringling College of Art and Design The University of West Florida
Colorado State University, Fort Collins Lehigh University Rollins College Western Kentucky University
Columbia College Limestone College Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology College of William and Mary
Concordia University, Montreal Long Island University Rutgers University, New Brunswick Wofford College
Concordia University, Saint Paul Louisiana State University Saint Anselm College Xavier University
University of Connecticut University of Louisiana at Lafayette University of Saint Joseph Yale University
Cornell University University of Louisville Saint Leo University York College of Pennsylvania
University of Dallas Loyola University, Chicago Samford University (selected schools of attendance in bold)
Dartmouth College Loyola University, Maryland San Diego State University
Daytona State College Loyola University, New Orleans University of San Francisco
Dean College Lynn University Santa Fe College
University of Delaware University of Maine Santa Fe Community College

The class of 2021 received $15.2 million in scholarships and aid.

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

MORGAN TONEY ‘10
ERIN KELLY ‘12

Morgan Toney ’10, Director of Annual Giving, BMC
and Erin Kelly ’12, Associate Director of Advancement,
Morning Star Catholic, are each new members of the BMC and MSC staff. Morgan and Erin
have devoted their careers, albeit short-lived, to supporting Catholic education. We asked them
a few rapid fire questions and learned a great deal about these young alumnae.

What is a film you E: I don’t have a favorite film.
really love and why?
M: I really love Pride & Prejudice and Funny Girl. I can watch these
over and over and never be bored. Both contain humor, love, conflict,
personal growth, strong females leads, and a great soundtrack.

What is on your E: A plant and a candle.
nightstand right now? M: Books, a candle, and a picture of my grandmother and me.

What’s an ordinary E: I have the opportunity each day to walk out of my office and
moment that brings experience the joy and laughter of the students at Morning Star.
you great joy? They always brighten my day and put a smile on my face.

What is one thing that M. When I open the door and see two wagging tails that can barely
you are grateful for? contain themselves because they are so happy to see me. No matter
what, the happiness and unconditional love my dogs give brings me
so much joy.

E: My family and friends that continue to support me and motivate
me in all that I do.

M: My family and friends. I would not be who I am today or where
I am today without them.

What is one word to
describe BMC then
and now?

E: When I was a student here
it was family, now the word I
would use is community.

M: I can only think of one
word for both: home. From the
moment I stepped on campus
in 2006, this was home, and it
continues to feel like home all
these years later.

ANNUAL 2020
R E P O R T 2021

BMC

OURENDOWMENTS

The Office of Advancement is proud to oversee a growing number of named endowment funds that have been established to
provide financial assistance to students who wish to attend Bishop Moore Catholic. Each year a defined portion of the
fund is awarded while the principal investment is held “in perpetuity” so that the vision of the donors will continue to make
a difference at BMC. These funds have been established by alumni, parents, & friends of our school.
If you are interested in establishing a named endowment fund or contributing to an existing endowment,
please contact Amanda Livermore, Vice President, 407-293-7561 (233) or livermorea@bishopmoore.org.

Dawn Michelle Aberwald Endowment Fund Kelly Reen Memorial Endowment
Dawn, Class of ‘82, graduated Valedictorian of her class. Gifts from this Kelly Erin Reen was a graduate of St. Charles Borromeo Catholic School and
endowment will be granted in the following manner: 50% is awarded to the a Sophomore at BMC at the time of her passing (’10). A memorial scholarship is
Valedictorian of BMC to cover ancillary expenses (books, room, board) and awarded in her loving memory. A $1,000 award is granted each year to a
50% to assist a current student from St. Andrews Catholic School in financial graduating senior from BMC.
need. Fund Balance: $31,039
Fund Balance: $55,075
Michael Scheve Memorial Endowment
Bishop Moore Endowment and Charitable Trust Michael Lawrence Sheve, Class of ’98, played on the ’94-’97 basketball
The Endowment and Charitable Trust was established for the following purposes: and ’94-’98 golf teams. This endowment helps with financial assistance for
capital improvements, faculty and staff salaries, faculty and staff professional students in need at Bishop Moore Catholic High School and Morning Star
development, and student financial aid. Catholic School.
Fund Balance: $6,508,087 Fund Balance: $182,517

The Gary Burkey Student-Athlete Endowment Joe Skinner Endowment Fund
This fund provides financial support for student-athletes who cannot afford ancillary Named in memory of Joseph Skinner, Class of ‘16. This endowment awards
expenses required to participate in their sport. Interest from this endowment will a scholarship to the male and female recipient of the Bishop Moore Catholic
be used to cover costs associated with in-season expenses which are a requirement Senior Religion Award.
of team member. Fund Balance: $26,136
Fund Balance: $29,872
Perreault Family Endowment Fund
Guardian Angel Endowment This fund was established to assist those called to serve in Catholic vocations.
This fund provides financial assistance to BMC student’s families who are in Proceeds will provide tuition assistance and supplemental living expenses
crisis due to an unexpected emergency. The purpose of the fund is to lighten a while on their religious formation.
family’s financial burden when facing serious illness, loss of employment, or other Fund Balance: $38,480
factors that affect their ability to pay school-related expenses such as tuition,
technology, books, uniforms, lunch accounts, sports teams, and other essentials. Robert J. Peterson Memorial Endowment Fund
Fund Balance: $446,526 The fund was established in 2019 in honor of Robert J. Peterson by his
family and friends. Proceeds will benefit students who demonstrate financial
Ann Hefferin Memorial Endowment need or who have experienced hardship due to the loss of a parent.
Two memorial scholarships are awarded in loving memory of Ann Marie Hefferin, Fund Balance: $50,090
Class of ’11. Ann died suddenly in her freshman year of college at UCF.
An annual scholarship of $1,000 will be awarded to a college-bound graduate The Dave Powers Memorial Endowment Fund
of BMC. After Dave Powers, Class of ‘74, and member of the band passed away,
Fund Balance: $41,317 a group of current and former directors and officers of United Legacy Bank
created the fund to ensure Dave’s legacy lives on at his beloved alma mater.
Peter and Catherine McCaffrey Endowment Fund Interest from the endowment will directly benefit the Black & Gold Brigade
This fund was established in memory of Peter and Catherine McCaffrey, for the purchasing of new musical instruments and band uniforms.
parents of Anne Schultz. Joe and Anne Schultz wanted to establish a fund that Fund Balance: $59,104
would provide financial assistance for an incoming freshman student from
St. James Cathedral School. Andrew P. Caneza Foundation Endowment Fund
Fund Balance: $55,096 Andrew P. Caneza was a loving father and grandfather who was a strong
supporter of Catholic education, his family began this endowment in his
St. Michael the Archangel Endowment memory to offer financial assistance to a student in need.
This fund was established out of the idea that our BMC community could benefit Fund Balance: $26,897
from the presence of a religious sister, full-time on campus. With this endowment,
students are able to witness, on a daily basis, a religious sister who has said yes Joanne C. Brown Memorial Endowment Fund
to God’s call for her life. Our goal for this fund is to reach $750,000, which Joanne was a person of faith and lived a life serving others. During the 1980’s,
would yield an investment to sustain the salary for a religious sister in perpetuity. she was a tireless and selfless volunteer at BMC and is credited with completing
Fund Balance: $324,959 our first alumni directory. So many family and friends have come together to
create this endowment so more young people would have the gift of a
Shaughnessy-Mantle Family Endowment Catholic education and a deeper relationship with God. This endowment will
Proceeds from this endowment will be used to help an already-enrolled Catholic provide tuition assistance for a practicing Catholic student to remain at BMC.
student at BMC whose family suffers a crisis creating financial difficulty (such as Fund Balance: $68,830
the death of a parent, loss of job, or serious illness) and the student might
otherwise be forced to leave BMC in the absence of financial assistance. as of 6/30/21
Fund Balance: $54,024

2021-2022 BOARD BMC

CHAIR FISCALRESPONSIBILITY
FATHER RALPH DUWELL
2020-2021 OPERATING BUDGET
THERESA SIMON
REVENUES
HENRY FORTIER
Tuition/Fees 17,613,992 90.6%
MAUREEN BRANHAM ‘81,
P’94, ‘05, ‘08, ‘10, 14 Other 143,250 0.7%

CESAR CALVET ‘64, Support 679,100 3.5%
P’97, ‘04
Miscellaneous & Interest 260,000 1.3%
JIM ETSCORN ‘80,
P’16, ‘17, ‘20 Athletics 750,000 3.9%

19,446,342 100%

Misc. Athletics

Support
Other

Tuition/Fees

EXPENSES

Instructional 6,295,691 32.2%

Administration 3,245,482 16.6%

Support 343,500 1.8%

Plant 2,464,003 12.6%

Fixed 4,070,181 20.8%

Capital Expenses 1,725,000 8.8%

Ancillary 357,485 1.8%

Athletics 1,050,000 5.4%

19,551,342 100%

Plant Support
Ancillary
Capital Expenses Instructional

Fixed Administration
Athletics

ADMINISTRATION TEAM BMC

THOMAS DOYLE, P’09, ‘13 MATCHINGGIFTS
PRESIDENT
Bishop Moore Catholic is grateful to the following companies for their
DR. ERIKA WIKSTROM gifts and to the following individuals for securing matching gifts from
PRINCIPAL their employers. Be sure to inquire with your company’s Human
Resource department to see if you are eligible.
AMANDA LIVERMORE, P’24, ‘25
VICE PRESIDENT The Aberwald Family Karen K. Falbo
Brent Centlivre Eric Hoebbel and
VITO MAZZINI, JR.
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Sue Colon Yvonne Otero-Hoebbel

BETH MILLER, P’21 James Fitzgibbon
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
Kathi Riddle
MARVIN SNYDER, P’24 Sol Fontanes and Vanessa Rosas
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
Dolores A. Barrash Tony Lopez
YVONNE TORO, P’06, ‘09 Michael S. Hawkins
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Vernon L. Lee
Lisa Czapka
JP KUHLMAN Rhonda Randall
DIR. OF MISSION EFFECTIVENESS Katherine Viola

ROB WENNINGTON BMC
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
GIFTS-IN-KIND
ASHLEY ELL
DIRECTOR OF CAMPUS MINISTRY In addition to gifts of cash and securities, Bishop Moore Catholic receives
donations of equipment, services, and personal property. The following is
ANITA GROS & DIANA TOMPKINS a list of those who generously donated such gifts during the 2020-2021
CO-DIRECTORS SCHOOL school year.
COUNSELING
ABI Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quinlivan
JULIO IRRIZARY BSN Sports SMI Cabinetry, Inc.
DIRECTOR OF I.T. Del-Air Heating & Air Conditioning Unisense LLC
Faden Builders Vasquez Family
RAPHAELA HARKNESS
DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC SUPPORT

DAVID MANCHON, P’13, ‘17
TRACEY MURRAY, P’24
CO-DIRECTORS OF ADMISSIONS

ANDREW WEED
DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES

JOAN WHEELER, P’12, ‘19
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE

CLAUDY DEVILIEN
KATHLEEN KANE
TONY MEHLICH ‘03
DEANS OF STUDENTS

Articles are expressly the opinions of the author. We
reserve the right to edit all content for accuracy and
length. We gladly submit photos received but due to the
volume submitted and quality, we may not be able to
display them all.

BMC

THEBIGGIVE

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. Though the pandemic presented Bishop THE BMC
Moore Catholic with many challenges, one thing is clear, the BMC community
rallied together to support our school like they always have. The BMC Big BIG
Give was held on November 16, 2020 and was a successful social media
and email marketing campaign embraced by alumni, parents, friends, faculty, GIVE
staff, and students. Our community truly embodied our tagline, TOGETHER 11·16·20
WE ARE MOORE. Your support allowed BMC to continue to provide excellence
throughout every facet of our school.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Adams Mr. Edward Dougherty ‘77 Mrs. Veronica Malatesta Kenney ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Reynaldo Rodriguez
Mrs. Sherrie Alderman Ms. Karen Dunham Dr. and Mrs. Troy L. King Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Roer
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Durohom Ms. Taylor Kinsey ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Rosmarin
Mr. Trent Allen ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Dusey Ms. Jessica Kirchner ‘21 Mr. Andrew Rosmarin ‘19
Ms. Celestyn Angot Ms. Linnea E. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Kling Ms. Janice Saavadra
Mr. Benjie D. Araune and Ms. Bevian S. Angot Mr. Tracy Estes ‘70 Ms. Ashley Knight Mr. and Mrs. Pelfrene Saint-Fort
Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fable, III Ms. Juliana Krupa Mr. and Mrs. Domitilo Santiago
Mr. Ricardo Araune, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Greg M. Fahey Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lake Ms. Mary Wicklin Schleider ‘77
Ms. Dianne Araune Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Lausch Ms. Debra T. Schuster
Mr. Waymon Armstrong ‘79 and Mrs. Frances Mr. and Mrs. James S. Fitzgibbon Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Lee Jorge and Alex Senior
Armstrong Ms. Patience Fleischman Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Lisman Mr. Nipul Shah
Ms. Julia Ayala Mr. and Mrs. Taft B. Flittner Mr. and Mrs. Jason Livermore Mr. Brian Shields
Mrs. Robyn Baltar Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Foerstner Dr. Dottie Hutter Lobo ‘89 Ms. Maryanne J. Simkulak
Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Bassett Mrs. Jean S. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Henrique Lopes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sipple
Mr. Mike Bayhi Mrs. Ann Fournier Ms. Maggie Luter Mr. Robert Skadowski ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Bean Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Frese Mrs. Sarah Luter Mrs. Jeanne Daly Smith ‘82
Mrs. Kay Bencen Mr. Bryan Fritz Mr. Thomas D. Macera Dr. Kelly Smith ‘08 and Mr. Kevin Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Brad Bennett Mr. and Mrs. John W. Frost, II Ms. Tiffany Madrid Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sorondo
Ms. Ana T. Borges Mr. Lawrence M. Furey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malani Mr. Steven Spalding ‘03
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bostedo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Furey Mrs. Sarah Logan Mancebo ‘97 Ms. Nichole E. Spates
Mr. Paul Bowen Ms. Maureen Furino Mr. and Mrs. Omar Marrero Mr. and Mrs. Matthew ‘82 Sullivan
Col. William Bowen ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Martinez, III Ms. Renee Swinkle
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry J. Branham Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Garbett Ms. Carmen G. Mazanec Ms. Nerissa D. Sykes
Ms. Brianna Brasko ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Gellner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McAleavey Ms. Sharon Tamargo
Ms. Gina Bresnahan Mrs. Patricia Gerhart Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McDonald Mr. Christopher ‘86 and Mrs. Debra Tessitore ‘86
Dr. and Mrs. Breck Brewer Mrs. Erin Gerhart ‘ 89 and Mr. Michael Gerhart Mr. and Mrs. Kenny M. McLean Mr. and Mrs. Michael ‘83 and Kimberly Tessitore
Mr. James Bruscato and Dr. Eliza G. Bruscato Mrs. Carolyn Giovanelli Mr. J. Michael McNamara ‘63 Mr. John Timmes ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cameron Mr. Anthony Giovanelli Mrs. Caitlin Cowart Mehlich ‘09 Mr. Victor Tobr
Mr. Mike and Mrs. Maria Cao ‘77 Laughlin Ms. Christine Giovanelli Mr. Philip Metz ‘03 Mr. Jason Torres ‘21
Mr. and Mrs. Brent R. Centlivre Mr. David A. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. John L. Minton Mr. and Mrs. Victor Troiano
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Chaires Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Goodyear Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Monson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Vallone
Mr. Joseph Cimijotti Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Gorden Mr. and Mrs. Darrell L. Morrison Mr. Vance Van Holt
Ms. Lindsey Clary Ms. Mary P. Grady Mr. Eric Moskowitz Mrs. Jeany Vasquez
Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Tracy Dello Russo ‘93 Collins Mrs. Anita Gros Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moskowitz Mr. and Ms. Jorge Vazquez
Ms. Annette Collins Mrs. Carol Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. David A. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Verser
Mrs. Odette Perreault Coluccelli ‘76 Mr. Jorge Haddock-Morales Ms. Maureen O’Brien Kennedy, 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Jon D. Vollet
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hancock Mr. Andrew G. O’Grady’21 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Voss
Mr. Bill Cowart Mrs. Danielle Harris Mr. Victor Pacheco and Mrs. Damaris Diaz Mr. Michael Voss ‘01
Ms. Monica O’Brien Cowart Mr. and Mrs. William Heagy Ms. Lourdes Calvo Paquette ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Chip L. Wade
Ms. Brigetta Cremata Mrs. Linda Eldredge Henderson ‘65 Ms. Alexis M. Pellegrino Mr. Brian Weber ‘94
Dr. Thomas ‘62 and Mrs. Peggy Csencsitz Mr. Carlos L. Hernandez Mr. Patrick J. Philbin Ms. Erin Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Damian Czapka Dr. Bradley M. Homan Mr. Pedro J. Pineda and Mrs. Iria Losada Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. White
Ms. Monique K. Day Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hooper Mrs. Kelli Poster D’Amato ‘97 Mr. Charles F. Williams
Mrs. Darleen T. DeLany Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard Mrs. Mary Pryor Ms. Jennifer Williamson
Ms. Susan L. Denson Mr. Armando and Mr. Gareth Quisumbing and Mrs. Gail Alesna Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wirth
Ms. Christine DePascale Mrs. Melissa Van Trump ‘89 Iglesias Ms. Kelly Ralph ‘21 Mr. Anthony Wise ‘63
Mrs. Theresa DePrinzio Mrs. Katie-Rose Hoover Imbriano ‘03 Mr. Joseph C. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne A. Wong
Mr. Claudy Devilien Ms. Lauren Isola ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Terry N. Riddle Mr. Raymond Wynne
Ms. Laura C. Diamond ‘77 Mr. Paul ‘91and Ms. Elizabeth Herndon‘91 Janke Mr. Timothy Riley Ms. Aline Yap
Mrs. Claire Diamond-Sano ‘74 Mr. Thomas Jelneck ‘91 Mrs. Brenda Rivera
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Z. Dinga Ms. Kathleen Kane Mrs. Rosemarie Rivera
Ms. Doireann B. Doherty Ms. Angela Romano Katsur ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Robinson
Mr. William ’79 and Mrs. Mary Noyes ‘77 Donahue Ms. Mary Anne Houff Katz ‘72 Mr. Lawrence D. Rodriguez

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For more information, contact Morgan Toney ‘10
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THE NEXT BMC BIG GIVE STARTS ON 3•1•22

BMC

MOORECENTERFOREXCELLENCE

On Wednesday, May 26 at 6:00 PM, we welcomed over 120 constituents
to celebrate the dedication and blessing of the Moore Center for Excellence.

Bishop John Noonan was on hand to assist
Principal Dr. Erika Wikstrom, President Thomas Doyle,
Superintendent of Schools Henry Fortier, and Pastor,
Reverend Ralph DuWell in cutting the ceremonial
ribbon. Father Ralph DuWell blessed and sprinkled
every room with holy water. The attendees received
a guided tour of the new facility and were awed by
the multi-purpose space that resembled a building
typically found at the collegiate level. The showpiece
of the facility is a 50 ft hornet that extends across the
glass façade of the entrance. Other stand-out features
include a merchandise store, lecture hall, state-of-the-art
weight room, and 7 classrooms that are used for
interdisciplinary studies.

BMC

LEADERSHIPSOCIETIESLOYALTYCLUBS

St. Augustine ($100,000.00 +) Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Gardner, Our community continues to generously support
Condev Corp of Florida Bishop Moore Catholic throughout the year.
Andrew P. Caneza Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Gellner,
Anonymous (2) Stanley Steemer Our partners are you: alumni, parents and grandparents
2020 BMC Varsity Football Team Mr. and Mrs. David G. Hammett, of alumni, business leaders, and community members.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hull, Hammett Properties, Inc. Our students are the heart of this very special school
SMI Cabinetry, Inc. Mrs. Martha Caruso Jennings ‘74 and and you are the sustaining spirit that makes it possible
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zeitler, Mr. John C. Jennings, III for generations of future BMC Hornets to experience
Automated Buildings Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Lieb the best Catholic education in Central Florida.
Mr. Matthew Sullivan ‘82 and
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton ($50,000.00 + ) Mrs. Stacey Sullivan Thank you for your continued and steadfast support
Mrs. Barbara Gleason Taggart ‘61 over the years!
Anonymous and Mr. John Taggart
Mr. William D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tricoli, III Mr. and Mrs. Brent R. Centlivre Mrs. Tracey McCaw Peppler ‘77 and
Orosz Family Foundation Ultimate Raise, LLC Mr. and Mrs. John C. Diehl, Jr. Mr. Ken Peppler
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Orosz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Zollo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle Dr. Luke Peterson ‘96 and
Mr. Andrew Orosz ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Dusey Mrs. Kali Peterson
Mr. John Orosz ‘02 Bishop William D. Borders Society ($5,000.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Todd Fadden, Dr. Omar Marcial Rivera and
Mr. Stephen Orosz ‘97 Faden Builders Dr. Alicia Rivera,
St. Stephen Catholic Church AdventHealth Mr. and Mrs. Buff Harris, Rivera Family Chiropractic Center
Anonymous Harris Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scoma
Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley ($20,000.00 + ) Aramark Food Service Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kiley, Sr. Sinns & Thomas Electrical Contractors, Inc.
Dr. Juan Pablo Arnoletti and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lopez St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
Anonymous Dr. Analia Castiglioni Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McAleavey UNISENSE
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Apelado Ms. Jennifer Beaird Mr. and Mrs. Sean T. McNealy Mr. John Velt ‘86 and Mrs. Tracey Velt
Mr. Waymon Armstrong ‘79 and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bert Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moist, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Wildemuth
Mrs. Frances Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis Scott’s Heating and Air Conditioning
BSN Sports Mr. James Ferrell ‘76 and Mr. and Mrs. C. Rich Newsome The Loretta Society ($1,000.00 + )
Mrs. Tracy Dello Russo Collins ‘93 and Mrs. Nikki Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Newsome
Mr. Jeff Collins Mr. and Mrs. James S. Fitzgibbon Mr. Paul Perreault ‘75 and Ms. Sara L. Aberwald
Del Air Heating & Air Conditioning Mr. James C. France Mrs. Beverly Perreault Mr. and Mrs. Steve Allender
Ms. Catherine McCaw Engelman ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Greeno, Mr. Eric Medley, aXisPro Events, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Brett Kenefick Orlando Sports Medicine William Medley Construction Dr. and Mrs. Brad Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Kiefer, Mr. Eric Hoebbel and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Yarber Mrs. Grey Squires Binford ‘81 and
The Kiefer Charitable Foundation Mrs. Ivonne Otero-Hoebbel Zaffran Bus Mr. Michael Binford
Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. Lanpher Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Bradley P. Blystone
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ogier Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Lee Bishop Norbert M. Dorsey Society ($1,500.00 + ) Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Cabreira
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Eugenio R. Macouzet Flores Mr. and Mrs. Harry Calhoun
Skinner Strong Foundation, Inc. MHM Professional Staging & Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carothers
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church Megan’s Moving Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Chaires
Tarantino Family Mrs. Alyssa Peterson Morreale ‘93 Ms. Linda Brown ‘85 Class of 1966
Dr. Wendy Yonfa Thomson ‘89 and Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Poling Mrs. Julie Gardner Burrow ‘80 and Mrs. Theresa DePrinzio
Mr. Robert Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rao Mr. Ryan Burrow Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Emch
Thomson/Yonfa Rhodes Building Company, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James C. Busbee Mr. Tracy Estes ‘70 and Mrs. Chris Estes
Social and Family Enrichment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Fallon
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Wilding Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strong Certified General Contractors, Inc. Mr. Sean Fitzgerald ‘90 and
Mrs. Debra Delaporte Tessitore ‘86 and Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Cook Mrs. Lisa Fitzgerald
Sister Martha Society ($10,000.00 + ) Mr. Christopher Tessitore ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Sol L. Fontanes
Mrs. Marsha Hall Zapoli and Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Z. Dinga Mr. and Mrs. John W. Frost, II
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Adams Mr. Craig Lafleur ‘95, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Dunleavy Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Hair
Anonymous PyroSpot Fireworks Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Hingtgen, Mrs. Kathryn Fall Hanvey ‘80 and
Mrs. Jennifer Gleason Brinner ‘68 and RLF Architects & Engineering Interiors Mr. John Hanvey
Mr. Richard Brinner Bishop Thomas J. Grady Society ($2,500.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Ted L. Kachris, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hedrick
Catholic Youth Sports Shell Creek, LLC Ms. Lisa Henry
Mr. Patrick De La Roza ‘96 and Anonymous Mr. Michael Maher ‘59 and Mr. Mike Hipps ‘66
Mrs. Jamie De La Roza Mrs. Diane Maher Dr. John Huhn and Dr. Wendy Huhn
Dr. William Dunn ‘92 and Mrs. Margaret Vevera Appleman ‘57 Mr. Michael Malatesta ‘71 and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Isern
Mrs. Jeanie Dunn Mrs. Karen Malatesta Mr. Ernest Kluft ‘61
Mr. James Etscorn ‘80 and and Mr. Charlie Appleman Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. O’Connor
Mrs. Jennifer Etscorn Mr. and Mrs. Jeff S. Milford Mr. Craig O’Neil
Baker Barrios Architects Ovation Construction, Inc.

Mrs. Maureen Daly Branham ‘81 and

Mr. Jeffry Branham

Dr. and Mrs. Breck Brewer ,

Fravel Brewer Orthodontics

Mrs. Rose Spellman Panico ‘56 and Mr. Michael Lane ‘62 and Mrs. Kay Bencen Ms. Lisa McElwee
Mr. James Panico Mrs. Cheryl Lane Mr. and Mrs. Luis Bonilla Mr. Vernon McMinn
Mr. Thomas W. Potthast Mr. and Mrs. Michael LaPorte Mrs. Sally Lord Borowski ‘57 and Ms. Wendy McMinn
PRP Wine International Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Lausch Mr. George Borowski Mrs. Jennifer Corso Miller ‘91 and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quinlivan Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Brian Brunhofer Mr. Curtis Miller
Dr. Jose Ramirez and Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Lisman Mr. David Byrnes ‘95 and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Minton
Dr. Pearl Huang Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Jason Livermore Mrs. Heather Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. Jose Mola
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Rosmarin Mrs. Jamie Livermore Mr. and Mrs. Mario A. Camchong Mrs. Patricia Doyle Monserez ‘80 and
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sabella Mr. Dennis Lubozynski ‘67 and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cameron Mr. Matthew Monserez
Mr. Humberto Santos and Mrs. Mary Lubozynski Mr. Anthony Caronia ‘09 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Monson
Dr. A. Viviana Santos, Mr. Henry Marin ‘82 and Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Casterline Mr. Robert Mroczka ‘77 and
Orlando Dental Care, Inc Mrs. Karlea Marin Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Cegelis Mrs. Debora Mroczka
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Scheve Mr. and Mrs. Omar Marrero Mr. Daniel Cheney ‘85 and Mr. and Mrs. David A. Murphy
Mr. and Dr. Randolph B. Scruggs Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McDonald, Mrs. Christine Cheney ‘87 Mr. Michael Murphy and
Mr. and Mrs. James Telesz Johanna McDonald, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cooper Mrs. Rosa Gonzalez-Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Melton, II Mr. and Mrs. Martin Crean Mr. Paul M. Mylod
The ‘54 Club ($500.00 + ) Michael O’Shaughnessy, Inc. Dr. Thomas Csencsitz ‘62 and Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Newcomer
Mr. Brian Moran ‘82 and Mrs. Peggy Csencsitz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Niemann
Mr. John Abeel ‘61 and Mrs. Elizabeth Moran Mr. and Mrs. Damian Czapka Mr. Paul O’Grady and Dr. Lisa O’Grady
Mrs. Anne Sabin Abeel ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell L. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Davis Mr. Victor Pacheco and
Mr. Mark Aberwald ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dolan, Jr. Mrs. Damaris Diaz
Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Allain Mrs. Ann Polasek Mr. and Mrs. David Eggers Patriot Transportation Holding, Inc.
Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Karl K. Prihoda Mr. Thomas Ennis ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Greg S. Peters
Mrs. Barbara Hornsby Barati ‘57 and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Raguso ERD Construction, Inc. Mr. Kevin Pfeil ‘06
Mr. Jack Barati Mr. and Mrs. Terry N. Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phan
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Mr. Eric Moskowitz Mr. Peyton M. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vasquez Dr. and Mrs. William Bradford
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Muragin Mr. and Mrs. Keri Roche Mr. Carlos H. Velasco Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Brashear
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sorrentino Mr. Jason Torres ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Weideman Moore Catholic High
Mr. Steven Spalding ‘03 and Mr. and Mrs. Marcelino B. Torres Mrs. Joan Wheeler School is to provide the
Mrs. Mollie Spalding Mr. and Mrs. Scott Uguccioni Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wichrowski highest quality, affordable,
Ms. Nichole E. Spates Mrs. Marcea J. Ustler Ms. Jennifer Williamson secondary education based
Mr. Robert Spitulski ‘87 and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Vallone Mr. and Mrs. Clifford N. Willy, III upon the Gospel message
Mrs. Carla Spitulski Mr. Vance Van Holt Ms. Leslie Windram and Roman Catholic
Mr. Daniel Sprague Mr. and Mrs. Luis E. Vergara Mrs. Mary Quinn O’Connor teachings.
Ms. Caroline St Clair Mr. and Mrs. Michael O. Verser Witherspoon ‘06 and
Captain and Mrs. Patrick J. Stallings Mrs. Ann Tatlonghari Viravong ‘00 and Mr. Bartlett Witherspoon This is accomplished in a
Ms. Tanya Jarvis Starrett ‘01 Mr. Johnny Viravong Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Woodall Christ-centered environment
Dr. Jeffrey Steedle ‘98 and Mrs. Terese Fielding Vogt ‘79 and Mr. Warren B. Woodward stressing academic
Mrs. Jamie Steedle Mr. Paul Vogt Mrs. Maureen Moyson Wright ‘88 and excellence, spiritual
Mr. Kenneth V. Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Voitik Mr. Greg Wright growth, personal integrity,
Mr. Dale Sturgill Mrs. Patricia Thieman Volkerson ‘70 and Ms. Aline Yap community involvement,
Mr. James Suggs ‘86 and Mr. Paul Volkerson ‘69 Mrs. Leah Zalewski Fleming ‘89 and athletic development, and
Mrs. Janet Suggs Mr. Michael Voss ‘01 Mr. Robert Fleming cultural appreciation.
Mr. Stephen Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. David Wagner, Ms. Rebecca Zamora
Ms. Nerissa D. Sykes Wagner Powersports Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Zeller
Ms. Sharon Tamargo Mrs. Kathleen Keating Walker ‘75 and Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Zepf
Mr. Andrew Taramykin ‘20 Mr. Robert Walker
Ms. Indira Telhu Mrs. Tammy Hacker Washburn ‘89 and Contributions as of June 30, 2021.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Thomas Mr. Donald Washburn We regret any omissions.
Mrs. Jasmine Thomas Mrs. Pamela Buchholz Waterman ‘84 and
Mr. Greg Thompson and Mr. Michael Waterman
Ms. Nikki Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Denis M. Weber

BMC

VIVOSCRISTISOCIETY

Who Should Be Your Retirement Beneficiary? The IRS or BMC?
I Choose Bishop Moore Catholic!

Here’s why you might want to choose Bishop Moore Catholic Hornet Legacy

Your retirement plan is always subject to federal and state (if applicable) income Society Membership
taxes. And, for some of us, even estate taxes. These taxes can significantly shrink
what’s left for your family compared to other estate assets. Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baker
Here’s another option* Mrs. Claudia Betancourt
Mr. Eugene Boylston ✞
Designate Bishop Moore Catholic as the beneficiary of all, or part of, your Mr. William Brown
retirement accounts (IRAs, 401(k)s, 403(b)s - even life insurance policies) and the Mrs. Joan Buning ✞
proceeds will come to us tax-free! Then, make sure your after-tax assets, like bank Mr. and Mrs. Martin Crean
accounts, stock, or real estate, pass to your heirs through your will or trust. Mrs. Rosa DeFalco ✞
Ms. Mary P. Grady
Your loved ones may receive more from your non-retirement estate assets, and BMC Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kelly
will benefit, too! And it’s easy to do. Simply complete a beneficiary designation Mr. Matthew Mullins
form with your retirement account administrator or life insurance agent. Mr. Vito Napoletano
Mr. William O’Brien ✞
Contact: Amanda Livermore, Vice President Mr. John Polasek ✞
407-293-7561 ext. 233 or livermorea@bishopmoore.org Mr. David Powers ✞
Dr. Maurice Ramirez
*We recommend that you always consult with your estate attorney and/or tax advisor for professional advice and education before making any planning decisions. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ronca
Mr. Gregory Sum ✞
Mr. Barnabas P. Toth
Mrs. Mary Watson
✞ - Deceased

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

DANRISHA YOUNG ‘05

Transferring to a new school can be tough. Now, imagine transferring
to a new school on the other side of the state. There was no need to
imagine that for Danrisha Young having moved to Orlando from South
Florida in 2002. She quickly realized the Bishop Moore Catholic
community was much like her former school providing an environment that fosters and grows
their students’ Catholic faith. BMC instantly felt like home. Even when faced with the toughest
challenges, her faith and this community saw her through.

“Regardless of what you want to do, don’t get discouraged. Sometimes the hardest things you do in life end up being the
most important.”

In a single-parent home, Danrisha experienced hardships with finances as her mom struggled to make ends meet. Mentally,
she prepared to have to leave BMC her junior year but prayed she could stay. That’s when life-changing tuition assistance
became available which bridged the gap between the money she earned and contributed from her work at Universal
Studios and the overall cost of tuition. This provided the opportunity for Danrisha to take one of the first Java/Programming
classes. It was here that she found her love of technology and programming, leading her to UCF for her Bachelor’s degree
in Information Technology and then Nova Southeastern for her Master’s degree in Management Information Systems. She
made the most of each opportunity and challenged herself to greatness:

“Things don’t get easier even though you get older. Tech is always changing, so you shift and anticipate the change.
I use this as a motivation to keep getting better.”

Since earning her degree, Danrisha has achieved great success in her tech career, working for Verizon, Amazon, and now
as a Senior Manager of Software Engineering for Capital One. She realizes the impact Bishop Moore Catholic had in forming
her in faith and academics and desires to give back so other students in challenging financial situations can experience all
her alma mater has to offer.

In addition to her contribution to our tuition assistance fund,
this alumna offered some words of encouragement to current
Hornets:

“Dream as big as you can. The
only thing limiting you is yourself.”

Follow Danrisha's lead
and scan this QR code to
support a student today by
donating to our tuition
assistance fund.

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