Dr. Pauline J. Albert
Ms. Patricia J. Anderson '77
Mrs. Mary Dompkowski Archer '89
Mr. Daniel F. Barry '80 and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Brett '68
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Brown '65
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cadigan '73
Mrs. Deborah E. Clark '73 and
Community Foundation of Warren
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Anthony B. Cresci '58
'58
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Crowley '71
Cutco Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. D'Angelo '84
Mr. Robert J. Daugherty '77 and
Ms. Maureen Dell '69
Joseph A. DeMaria, Esq. '79 and
Dresser-Rand Company
Mr. Frank E. Dulak '09
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Ford '62
General Electric Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Gilroy '53
Mr. Thomas M. Glavin '82 and
Ms. Danielle Grobmyer '06
Mr. Michael J. Hagen '73 and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Henretta '59
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hillins '65
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hulihan '65
IBM Corporation
Mr. J. Ward Kearney '69 and
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kelley '55
Kiplinger Foundation
Mrs. Ann E. Koelling '68 and
Mr. John J. Linnehan '71 and
Mr. Brendan M. McCann '57
Ms. Jill M. McInroy-Ballard '93
Ms. Kristan K. McMahon '97
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Meisch '58
Mr. Harry G. Meyer, Esq.
Mr. James E. Meyer '76 and
Mrs. Patricia G. Nannen '82 and
Mrs. Rita Fahey O'Sullivan '67 and
The Pfizer Foundation
Drs. James ('65) and Jeannette Post
Mrs. H. Scotti Powers '82 and
Smith '82
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Stocker '65
Ms. Ann M. Tenglund '82
Mrs. Beth E. Thompson '82 and
Mrs. Anne M. Hirst-Wilson '75 and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yehl '83
Ms. Theresa A. Yehle
Mr. James J. Zaniello '90
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his mother and St. Bonaven-
ture community members.
some of the financial burden
and worry of paying for
school away and allow re-
cipients to get the most out
of their college experience,"
Fossaceca said. "I hope they
will not only get a great ed-
ucation and make great
friends but truly learn from
the Franciscans and take
those lessons into their fu-
ture careers."
vide the basis for future
graduates to continue to
help others.
help them advance all as-
pects of their lives to the
point where they can share
their success in terms of
their time, talent and finan-
cial means with others in
their communities."
friends. Both men are mar-
ried and have children. Not
surprisingly, their children
are also friends.
states and lead busy lives,
they try to gather at least
once a year to spend time
together in New Jersey,
Washington, D.C., or places
such as Hershey Park.
corner of the earth, the
Bona spirit remains within
both -- and with the aid of
their scholarships will en-
dure through future Bon-
nies.
tion major from Harrison
Valley, Pa.
of service with a gift to the Mille Grazie Scholarship. Established
last fall, the Mille Grazie Scholarship will help new students
commit to St. Bonaventure and will aid in retaining current stu-
dents facing otherwise insurmountable financial difficulty. As of
May 31, more than $225,000 has been raised toward the
$500,000 goal thanks to the following:
combined St. Bonaventure's annual
Barbara Carr McKee Scholarship
Luncheon with the Keenan-Martine
Endowment celebration. Speakers
included (from left) Leslie C. Quick
III, '75; Alexander J. Noguerola, '15,
president of the Student Govern-
ment Association; University Presi-
dent Sr. Margaret Carney, O.S.F.;
and Kuppuswamy Arumugam,
Ph.D., assistant professor of chem-
istry at St. Bonaventure.
visit www.sbu.edu/millegrazie.