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TRINITY
DECEMBER
2020
A NEWS MAGAZINE FOR THE CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY
The Cardinal Newman campus continues
to grow as new buildings rise up!
Prayer for our Community
In this age of anxiety and stress, we ask for your
Presence to be made clearly amongst us. Be with us as
we confront illnesses that leave many of us in a state of
worry for our families, our friends, our colleagues, our
communities, our nation and our world. As hospitals
and healthcare providers seek to continue the healing
ministry of You, may they have fortitude for the road
TABLE OF CONTENTS ahead, knowing that you are walking this journey with
them with your mighty Hand. Remind them of both their
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 3 strength and Your strength. May the wilderness of this
BUILDING PROGRESS 4 time and the uncertainty we may feel, strengthen our
FATHER PLASS MESSAGE 6 resolve to lean on your word, abide in your presence, and
STUDENT LIFE 8 be guided by your enduring and powerful Spirit. Amidst
GIFT RECOGNITION SOCIETIES 26 the darkness, the confusion and the storm of worry, may
SUPPORT 38 your Presence be made abundantly revealed so that Your
CAMPUS NEWS 48 light, Your hand and Your strength, gives us steadiness,
ADMISSIONS 51 refuge, clarity of purpose, and hope. – Amen.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
DAN STEVENS, CN ‘84 TED GRAFE, CN ‘94
Chairman of the Board - All Committees
TEEJAY LOWE, CN ‘93
KEN MOLINARO, CN ‘72
JOY DURAND, UHS ‘92 KIMBERLY WAITE
KEN LAFRANCHI FR. JOHN PLASS
Chaplain
CHRYSTIE PROKOPAKIS, UHS ‘80
LINDA NORMAN
TRACY DUTTON, UHS ‘88 Interim President
ADMINISTRATION
Interim President Dean of Curriculum and Instruction
LINDA NORMAN RICH HERRMANN
MISSION Dean of Student Life Director of Advancement
Our mission is to educate our students in the GRAHAM RUTHERFORD TERRI DERR
wholeness of mind, body, and spirit through the Chaplain Director of Finance
teachings of Jesus Christ as proclaimed by the FR. JOHN PLASS JOLIE’ TROGDON
Catholic Church. Our students learn to apply
leadership skills and talents in service to others. PUBLICATION ADVISOR: Lisa Sousa | sousa@cardinalnewman.org
We challenge each student to work to his or DESIGN LAYOUT: Kurt West | Kurt West Design Services
her highest potential in the lifelong pursuit of PHOTOGRAPHY: Jim Rael Photography | Bella Photography |
learning and excellence. Various students and Faculty/Staff Members
PRINTING AND MAILING: All-American Printing, Petaluma, CA
HOW TO REACH US
On The Cover: Cardinal Newman High School continues it’s rebuilding of the campus
Cardinal Newman High School following the 2017 Tubbs Fire. This is a photo of the new 2-story classroom building set
50 Ursuline Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95403 to open in time for classes in August 2021.
Advancement/Fundraising The Trinity is published three times a year by Cardinal Newman High School. Every effort is made to ensure the
Terri Derr: derr@cardinalnewman.org accuracy and completeness of these publications. Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and
report them to Terri Derr at derr@cardinalnewman.org.
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Dear Cardinal Newman Community,
M y heart is bursting
with gratitude and
appreciation for the
In this season of gratitude, and in honor of this issue of
Trinity celebrating community support:
kindness and generosity I • I thank our faculty and staff for tirelessly carrying
see expressed daily by the out the Mission of Cardinal Newman High School in
Newman Community. The collaborative, creative, and constructive ways. COVID-19
COVID crisis has caused shifted our students’ learning environment, yet our
terrible disruption, yet I see educators maintained the integrity of their instruction.
our community persevering Through their hard work, and with God’s grace, Cardinal
with faith, strength and Newman continues to provide outstanding education
determination, undeterred from and Catholic formation for young people as it has done
its promising future. Despite since 1964.
the hardships - the extended
• I thank our school families for entrusting their sons and
mandated campus closure, the struggling economy, and
daughters to us. We consider it a privilege to partner with
health and safety impacts - our students, faculty and staff,
you in educating and forming your children to Gospel
families, friends and benefactors have not only stood strong
values, academic excellence, and service to
in solidarity with Cardinal Newman High School during
the community.
this time, but have contributed selflessly towards building
Newman’s future. I am sincerely humbled by this fact. • I thank our students, who despite experiencing
the loss of many “Newman experiences” due to
This year our Day of Giving was record breaking, achieving
Health Department mandates, have
691 gifts to support student learning
persevered and demonstrated their
and raising over $246,295. I am
grit, perseverance and determination to
inspired by the generosity of our
succeed despite imposed obstacles. It’s
faculty and staff in participating
amazing to see.
in the Day of Giving – 98.6%
participated, by our Board of I thank our supporters, donors and
Trustees – 100% participated, by benefactors. Each gift helps Cardinal
our students – our Junior class Newman stay faithful to its Mission.
had the highest % participation Each gift builds on our success. Each
among the four classes, and by our gift shapes the strongest future for
families, alumni and friends – with Cardinal Newman High School.
higher participation rates and more Thank you.
donated contributions to our school
this year than last year. What a On behalf of Bishop Vasa, Fr. Moses Brown, Fr. John Plass,
wonderful expression of support! The funds raised provides the Board of Trustees, and the entire dedicated faculty and
tuition assistance and fills the gap between the cost of staff of Cardinal Newman, thank you for choosing Cardinal
tuition and the actual expense of educating each student. Newman High School, thank you for embracing the Mission
This level of participation is a testament to our unity and the of Catholic education, and let us together thank God for the
enthusiastic support our community has for the Mission of many blessings He has bestowed upon our school
Cardinal Newman High School. and community.
Our A Call to Lead Campaign, which began in 2018 as And may God bless you and your family for the many
a $38 million dollar campaign, is down to raising its final sacrifices you make to support Catholic education at
$100,000. The new Two-Story Classroom Building, which Cardinal Newman High School.
broke ground on June 22, is on track for students to
occupy its classrooms at the start of 2021-2022 school year. In the spirit of Cor Ad Cor Liquitor,
Stakeholders are finalizing the design of the new Student
Life Center with hopes for its groundbreaking ceremony to
occur in Summer 2021. Please help spread the word and
encourage to be part of this as we are so close to closing
Linda Norman
this campaign – and so eager to celebrate its completion!
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 3
2-STORY CLASSROOM CONSTRUCTION
T he $17.2M state-of-the-art 2-story Classroom Building
is well underway! We’d like to thank our Contractor,
Wright Contracting, Quattrocchi Kwok Architects, and the
While construction moves forward on the Classroom
Building, planning and design continues on the incredible
$16M “Student Life Center”. This building will be the “hub”
CN Building & Grounds Committee for guiding us through of student activities and gathering on campus. We are close
the permit, planning, design and build process! From left to fully-funding this project with only $73,143 left to raise!
to right, Doug Marshall, CN ’03; Mike Nonella, CN ’81; Andy If you’d like to participate in the “A Call to Lead” capital
Hall; Ken Lafranchi; John Dybczak; Josh Griggs. Not pictured campaign, please contact the CN Advancement Office,
is Bishop Vasa and Humberto Reynoza. The goal is to be 707-546-6470 x117.
able to hold classes in these buildings in August 2021!
STUDENT LIFE CENTER
4 Cardinal Newman High School
CHAPEL T he architect’s rendering
captures the grandeur and
simplicity of the new Chapel on
the Cardinal Newman campus.
It will be located in the center
of campus, and it’s cupula will
be taller than the adjacent gym
roof, allowing it to be seen
by travelers on Old Redwood
Highway.
T he new Student Life Center will be the hub of
activity for our students. The Center will include a
new food service facility with both indoor and outdoor
academic-focused activities where study groups may
gather, at tables or in small work spaces, or on couches
and comfortable furniture. Additionally, there will be an
covered seating spaces, offices and work spaces for innovation center, a studio for recording/broadcasting, a
Campus Ministry, the Community-Based Service Learning learning lounge, a library, and several small work spaces
program, student activities such as preparations for for group activities. Design work for the facility continues
rallies, dances, Newman News, and will be home for our under the guidance of Quattrocchi Kwok Architects, with
Chaplain’s office. The first floor will be lively and active, construction work on the project anticipated to start in
and has been noted as the ‘campus family room for our the Summer of 2021.
students’, while the second floor will house the more
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 5
FATHER PLASS’ MESSAGE AND PRAYER
I t is my honor to provide some words for
this issue of Trinity and, most of all, to
have begun serving the Cardinal Newman
To inspire your prayer during this season,
please enjoy this traditional Advent hymn, here
translated by St. John Henry Newman.
community as Chaplain and Teacher. By way of
introduction, I was ordained a Priest on March
7 of this most memorable year, after nearly
completing my studies for the priesthood. I say Supernal Word, proceeding from
“nearly” because, providentially, my ordination
came halfway through my final semester at
The Eternal Father’s breast,
the seminary and only one week before the And in the end of ages come,
coronavirus restrictions came into force. That
meant that I had to finish my seminary studies To aid a world distrest;
in distance learning mode, something that I
am now very familiar with from the teacher’s
perspective! Since then, I have been settling Enlighten, Lord, and set on fire
into my new state in life while, at the same
Our spirits with Thy love,
time, learning to navigate these strange times
along with everyone else. I am grateful for the That, dead to earth, they may aspire
patience of faculty, students and families as
I have made this transition, and I very much
And live to joys above.
look forward to better times when we can be
together in person.
That, when the judgment-seat on high
These have been some very unusual months,
to be sure, but they have presented us with
Shall fix the sinner’s doom,
a unique opportunity to deepen our longing And to the just a glad voice cry,
for our Savior. The extended deprivation of
familiar and important human activities has Come to your destined home;
accented the truth that we are made for
communion—not just communion with one
another, but first and foremost, with God. Safe from the black and yawning lake
Christmas presents us with the mystery of
Of restless, endless pain,
Emmanuel, “God-with-us”. We know that God
is always with us, but do we ever stop to ask if We may the face of God partake,
we are with God? During this season, then, let
us make an effort to cultivate a deeper, more
The bliss of heaven attain.
loving union with Jesus, the Son of God, Who
is always ready to receive us.
To God the Father, God the Son,
In Christ,
And Holy Ghost, to Thee,
Fr. John Plass As heretofore, when time is done,
Unending glory be.
Chaplain
6 Cardinal Newman High School
2020 ORIENTATION WITH A TWIST
O n August 12th and 13th, we welcomed
students to the 2020-2021 school year
via an in-person drive-through orientation!
It may not be what we envisioned for the
start of the school year or even into the 2nd
semester, but rest assured knowing CNHS
faculty, staff and administration are 100%
committed to getting students back on
campus as soon as possible! T-shirts were
given to all students to wear during the first
day of online classes. This gave a sense of
unity during the first day back to class.
COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHT:
NORMA PERSON
T his issue of Trinity magazine celebrates
this year’s outpouring of community
support for the Mission of Cardinal Newman
Catholic Church dedicated to the education of
girls. Norma has served the Ursuline-Cardinal
Newman community through her time on the
High School. While we recognize all those Ursuline High School Board and the Ursuline
listed in this edition, we wish to highlight High School Alumni Association. Norma even
the faithful partnership of Ursuline alumna taught French at Cardinal Newman in 1969.
Norma Person who inspires us with her She expresses her delight in seeing her
faith, generosity and years of service to our former students that are now grandparents!
community. What a wonderful legacy she carries!
Norma is a 1948 Ursuline High School We are most grateful for her shared passion
graduate who has exemplified a life of service and vision for our school community,
and a personal devotion to St. Angela Merici, especially for the young people we are
foundress of the Ursuline order, the oldest committed to serve.
religious order of women in the Roman
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 7
STUDENT LIFE
FIRST QUARTER DEAN’S LIST & HONORS
DEAN’S LIST Sultana, Valerie Lerma, Mason Binder, Dakota
Sumabat, joseph Liu, William Boisclair, Alex
4.0 OR BETTER GPA
Walters, Ava Longton, Dellan Brown, Sally
FRESHMEN Wedge, Aidan Marinelli, Giovani Carinalli, Jacob
Adan, Santiago Zewde, Merhawit Marts, Kira Clark, Kathryn
Aguirre, Brydan Zichichi, Matthew Mazur, Lauren Cooke, Lexy
Assadipour, Mahan McLaughlin, Aidan Cronin, Haley
Badhan, Eshaan SOPHOMORES McNamara, Catrina Cunningham, Abigail
Barnes, Alexandra Auslen, Lucas Mullins, Abigail Dimauro, Gianluca
Bickel, Hannah Avanzi Mesquita, Dora Munsell, Paul Do, Meghan
Boardman, Diego Beecher, Ava Mwiti, Ashley Eaton, Ashley
Capitani, Mia Behrens, Owen Niehaus, Nathan Elias, Jorge
Carlson, William Belmonte, Natalia O’Connor, Brooke Erwin, Lilly
Collins, Kellen Birk, Briana Oandason, Charlie Golden, Liya
Currie, Liam Bonzi, William Passalacqua, Sophia Gonzalez Lopez, Michael
Danoff, Jake Boyd, Brayden Pezzolo, Joseph Green, Sophia
Dennis, Mackenzie Bradley, Davin Popkin, Elijah Groves, Brohnson
Dougherty, Caroline Brunetti, Julia Rodriguez, Daniela Guerrero, Fabian
Estrada, Adrian Brunetti, Siena Salamati, Soraya Hall, Katherine
Farquhar, Natalie Campana, Violet Salisbury, Hannah Hansel, Maguire
Frampton, Sarah Carter, Chase Salisbury, Bridget Hill, Sophia
Franklin, Andie Christian-Menton, Nikyla Seawright, Kaitlyn Jacobs, Avery
Funaro, William Coleman, Catalina Sharma, Priyanka Jacobs, Colbi
Hiserote, Grace Cook, Michael Sheppard, Tyler Jannicelli, Jacob
Hunter, Abella Craig, Teagan Shockey, Natalie Johnson, Arianna
Joerger, Jake Dahlgren, Georgia Sichel, Blake Johnson, Aidan
Jovanovski, Emma-Marija Dayton, Lillie Simon, John Kelley, Neala
Lando, Henry Diehl, William Simon, Julia Kohut, Preston
Laos, Jocelyn Do, Mia Simpkins, Sophia Kohut, Kooper
Lashinski, Presley Doig, Gavin Simpkins, Samantha Lafranchi, Dante
Marotto, Brianna Dolan, Emily Sinatra, Gabriella Leighton, Victoria
Martinez, Leah Duenas, Deja Smith, Kaylin Lubas, Julia
Mauritson, Leah Elder, Carson Solano, Jordan McDonell, Eternity
McCormick, Christell Esposti, Sofia Stevens, Olivia Meyer, Connor
McIntosh, Riley Estrada, Lucia Suard, Venice Moreno, Paige
McKeown, Lauren Farquhar, Alexandra Velladao, Anthony Nordby, Audrey
Moreda, Jacob Fenske, Samantha Warnell, Lucas Olney, Lucas
Morrison Jr., Johnathan Freeman, Boston Wheadon, Katherine Ong, Alyza
Murphy, Megan Grafe, Jack Yang, Ming Prendiville, John
Overholser, Dante Hansel, Hayden Ratto, Gianna
Ranney, Theodore Hargarten, Madailein JUNIORS Rechin, Marije
Ratto, Maddalena Hassett, Daire Bardis, Gabriel Renfree, Angelina
Rodnick, Konnor Jackson, Elise Bell, Sophia Alexandra Rognlien, Gavin
Rosetti, Natalie Jordan, Vivien Bellman, Sydney Salfi, Paytin
Santos, Marc Kilcullen, Daniel Bertoli, Jenna Santos, Izabella
Schweid, Raymond Larson, Jack Bettinelli, Mila Solano, Julietta
Shami, Selena Lefort, Manuel Bigattini, Vincenzo Sweeney, Robert
8 CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENT LIFE
Taddei, Aidan Lamperti, Lucianno FIRST SOPHOMORES
Taylor, Cassie Lashinski, Reese
Titone, Isabella LeBlanc, Lauren
HONORS Ayre, Nicholas
Black, Hudson
Van Benthuysen, Tanner Leighton, Abigail 3.5-3.99 GPA
Blakely, Isabella
Vaughn, Katelyn Lim, Moon
FRESHMEN Cantarutti, Cloe
Wagner, Dylan Line, Shea
Waite, Richard Liu, O’Callaghan Aceves, Sophia Capitani, Jack
Waller, Kimi Lombardi, Aidan Ackroyd, Tristan Castello, Gianna
Wilson, Madison Loxley, Cameron Baugnon, Conner D’Amico, Giovanni
Wojcik, Adam Martinez, Jenna Bradley, Tanner Egan, Laura
Wright, Izzy McGowan, Lily Bravo Lopez, Ian Freeman, Ava
Zichichi, Lily McKeown, Connor
Candelario, Tatum Friesch, Avery
Medin, Quinn
Cervera, Luke Ganino, Sophia
SENIORS Mello, Abigail
Adams, Katie Miroyan, Nataly Cunningham, Jordan Garrison, Tessa
Alvear, Lauren Nguyen, Victoria Danley, Kristen Guy, Cody
Anton, Christiane Nguyen, Calvin Duncan, Taliya Gwin, Alyssa
Batchelder, Shea Nordby, Tyler Evans, Jack Ibanez Arroyo, Carly
Bazzano, Marina Oandason, Isabelle Finnerty, Isabella Jacobs, Ella
Beach, Jordyn Ostheimer, Alessandra
Frampton, Jenna Kelly, Zachary
Belmonte, Gabriella Perra, Olivia
Gamino, Celeste Key, Karina
Bevilacqua, Michael Prado, Mario
Biehl, Catherine Retamoza, Jordan Gartner, Isabella Lazark, Jack
Bonzi, Jenna Rico, Isaac Grant, Katie Lindeblad, Kassie
Bowen, Spencer Sandoval, Hunter Hanlon-Strane, Kenyon Lopez, Colin
Bowman, Tara Sarshar, Sofia Heath, Tenzin Osmer, Claire
Cai, Qian Sharma, Agrataa Hextrum, Suzanna Palmer, Cameron
Castaneda, Flor Shippey, Nathan
Homan, Zachary Passalacqua, Mariella
Cavallo, Alacia Sierocinski, Georgina
Caviglia, Nicole Smith, Alexander
Keating, Jack Reis, Owen
Coleman, Ella Solano, Aydan Keshishian, Tyler Roetter, Memphis
Crawford, Carson Solley, Hailey Lightner, Sofia Sage-Elwood, Vincent
Danley, Ryan Sullivan, Justin Logan, Marina Sanchez, Daniela
Danoff, Katelin Swenson-Aguirre, Katrina Meyer, Carson Sandoval, Evan
DeMarinis, Andrew Talafili, Annalise Nazarit, Valerie Sheets, Ronan
Dural, Aysia Tannous, Dimitri
Oliver, Jack Turbeville, Greta
Feagin, Mason Taurian, Gina
Gallo, Maximus Turbeville, Bryce Reed, Capri Vaughan, Annabelle
Girimonte, Nicholas Turko, Noelle Saunders, Hennessey Vigil, Ashley
Girolo, Natalia Turner, Kennedy Shibeshi, Shawet Zuiderweg, Trent
Grund, Zeke Vice, Peyton Smits, Abigail
Hafner IV, John Wall, Brooke Snyder, Meghan JUNIORS
Halkovich, Hunter Wallace Roberts, Sanaya
Stoesser, Kyle Alberigi, Isaac
Heidingsfelder, Anneliese Weiss, Jacob
Strehlow, Jacob Bourns, Chase
Hilberman, Cassandra Woods, Abigail
Holden, Victoria Woods, Devin Tamayo Elias, Jeronimo Carroll, Rachel
Jackson, Hagan Woods, Emilee Vice, Alexandra Coogan, Dallas
Johnson, Hayden Xiong, Junfei Wall, Ryan Cortina, Julian
Kelly, Nicholas Zakasky, Quinton Weiss, Juliette Dang, Thomas
Key, Colin Zhu, Junhao
Drake, Riley
Kilcullen, Conor Zielke, Jiana
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 9
STUDENT LIFE
FIRST QUARTER DEAN’S LIST & HONORS
Erwin, Jack Moran, Zackery SOPHOMORES JUNIORS
Green, Corbin Moran, Shane Acevedo, Santino Bailey, Abigail
Haley, Olivia O’Donnell, Kyle Angel, Lindsay Beerbower, Albert
Hart, Francesca Rodriguez, Fernanda Bermudez, Celica Beste, Nicholas
Hawkins, Kyle Ruegg, Kayla Boisclair, Aden Born, Kenneth
Hextrum, Kendall Schmidt, Emily Brinson, Justice Butterfield, Rachel
Joseph, Ruby Seghesio, William Cameron, Jayden Harder, Roy
Knechtle, Lucas Smits, Emma Carinalli, Lily Hernandez, Kiko
Mann, Charlene Spangler, Scarlett Ceja, Julian Knerr-Archambeau, Ruby
Mauritson, Lucas Wang, Haozhe Chavez, Keegan Phelps, Nathan
McCormack, Matthew Wilson, Mitch Fair, Shane Sasuta, Braxton
Meihaus, Rose Flint, Chase Saure, Sydney
Nowacki, Jessica SECOND Fravel, Jake Searcy, Reese
Pratt, Hailey HONORS Geernaert, Kailey Sieurac, Sean
Rahhal, Michael Gilardo, Jaxson Steverson, Nanealani
3.0-3.49 GPA
Romesburg, Reagan Holland, Ella Thomas, Jocelyn
Tunev, Adrian FRESHMEN Khoury, Sarah Wilson, Jaysen
Walker, Kiana Bello, Ryan Kolpin, Taiten
Wood, Shane Benninghofen, Kadie Lloyd, Trenton SENIORS
Bowman, Jack Mengistab, Amiel Campos, Matthew
SENIORS Cortina, Caelyn Mueller, Hunter Castello, Luca
Ayre, Bailey Cronin, Madison Neal, Fiona Cvitanovic, Patrick
Capurro, Nolan Cvitanovic, Brian Olibas, Stephen Gamino, Juan Carlos
Cooke, Jordan Kemp, Jasper Palley, Syris Greco, Joseph
Eid, Mercy Khoury, Ophemia Rota, Landen Morehead, Daniel
Fair, Blake Natale, Dante Vivian, Luke Nelsen, Makayla
Forcier, Skyler Pecoraro, Vincent Pavitt, Rhett
Fortman, Henry Pena, Janelle Shockey, Michael
Frantz, Adeline Sage-Elwood, Talbot, Ewan
Gallegos, Santiago Veronica Tekle, Fetsum
Geernaert, Kenadie Schmidt, Maximillian Titone, Jacob
Gill, Kevin Steverson, Kaize
Hale, Elizabeth Ward, Tyler
Hamblin, Owen Woods, Talia
Harris, Mariah
Hassett, Caelan
Headley, John
Heredia, Leila
Hunter, Aiden
Kelly, Ethan
Lavin, Myles
10 CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENT LIFE
SENIOR SUNRISE PRAYER SERVICE
O n Friday morning, November 20, 2020, as we
headed into Thanksgiving break, more than
100 seniors attended ‘Senior Sunrise Prayer Service’!
readings. The Parent Association provided a delicious,
COVID-safe, boxed pancake breakfast for each senior!
It was beautiful and an amazing morning!
Father Plass and student leaders participated in the
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 11STUDENT LIFE
ASB - CLUBS - LINK CREW
W hat a year it has been, let alone four years!
There has been one thing after another from
fires, floods, power outages, and now a pandemic.
has created me to do Him some definite service . . .
I am a link in a chain, a bond of connection between
persons.” The Link Crew motto is: Created for Service,
Through it all, student leadership at Cardinal Newman Link in a Chain and Bond of Connections. The
remains strong and prospering. Associated Student purpose of Link Crew is to establish strong links in the
Body (ASB), class councils, and clubs are organized, chain that is the Cardinal Newman community. The
meeting regularly, and coordinating events for our class of 2024 had a unique experience with Link Crew
resilient community. Class councils threw a successful meeting them through Zoom. The Link Crew leaders
Halloween drive-thru for each grade level and ASB met with their small group of freshmen prior to the
assisted with decorations to make the experience retreat to create a connection. We are calling these
more spookalicious. We currently have 20 active small groups “Link Families”. The Link Crew completed
clubs on campus that meet during Advisory. Thank a successful freshman retreat on Monday, October 26,
you to the faculty and staff for making these clubs 2020. The “Link Families” will continue to meet during
and councils possible; and to the student leaders Advisory.
for creating an engaging platform for students to be
involved. We are hoping to have more events in the To all the students, faculty, staff, and community at
future to celebrate our community! Cardinal Newman, thank you for being an inspiration
and continuing to conquer, support, and thrive through
The Link Crew is a group of upperclassmen who all these unexpected challenges. Newman pride is as
are selected to be mentors and group leaders for strong as ever!
the freshmen. St. John Henry Newman wrote: “God
12 CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENT LIFE
SOPHOMORE RETREAT: “CALLED”
O ur Sophomore Class Retreat centered on the
theme of being “Called” – Called to Holiness,
Called to Community and Called to Service. We were
All retreat participants gathered in a “Main Zoom”
and listened to a fantastic Catholic speaker, Steve
Angrisano, as he encouraged them with humor, song,
grateful to bring our retreat to an online platform to story, and reflection on the retreat theme. In addition
guide our students in their spiritual development and to small group discussions, sophomores participated
provide time for strengthening connections between in a group scavenger hunt and learned about service
students as a class community. opportunities available during distance learning. The
retreat culminated in a live-streamed and optional
Before the retreat, sophomores and parents came in-person, outdoor, socially-distanced Mass at CNHS
to a distribution drive-through at CNHS to pick up celebrated by our chaplain, Fr. John Plass. Although
their retreat supplies. Our sophomore retreat is it was an unprecedented experience, we are proud
usually split into two retreats, one for boys and one of our Class of 2023 for answering the call to grow
for girls. We continued this tradition by keeping the in holiness, community, and service to others as they
small groups to a single gender. Faculty members made the best of the opportunity of an online retreat.
and sophomore students reported that they enjoyed
spending time getting to know one another better
outside of class.
COMMUNITY
CALLED HOLINESS
SERVICE
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 13STUDENT LIFE
FRESHMAN RETREAT: “JOURNEY”
O ur Freshman Class Retreat theme was “Journey
of Faith” and aimed to help students understand
that life, and high school, is a pilgrimage, a journey
faculty members reported that they enjoyed spending
time getting to know one another better.
in which they experience the presence of God and All retreat participants, over two hundred people,
the support of family and friends. We were grateful gathered in a “Main Zoom” and listened to a fantastic
to bring our retreat to an online platform to guide our Catholic speaker, Steve Angrisano, as he encouraged
students in their spiritual development and provide them with humor, song, story, and reflection on the
time for strengthening connections between students retreat theme. Each freshman student decorated
as a class community. a tile representing their experience, prayers, and
hopes for their journey of high school. The retreat
Before the retreat, freshmen and parents came to a culminated in a live-streamed and optional in-person,
distribution drive-through at CNHS to pick up their outdoor, socially- distanced Mass at CNHS celebrated
retreat supplies. Freshmen students also met their by our chaplain, Fr. John Plass. Although it was an
Link Crew peer leaders (virtually) a week before the unprecedented experience, we are proud of our Class
retreat. The day of retreat, they were guided by the of 2024 for sharing fellowship with one another and
Link Crew and faculty members in small group zoom making the best of the opportunity of an online retreat.
discussions and activities. Freshmen, Link leaders, and
14 CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENT LIFE
HUMAN PERFORMANCE DEPARTMENT
— OVERVIEW —
T his year marks the launch of the Cardinal Newman
Human Performance Department. The Human
Performance Department (formerly the Physical Education
Department) is dedicated to the development of the whole
student: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. Programs
within the department are interdisciplinary by nature and
allow students to explore their sport and physical activity
experience from a holistic perspective. Human Performance
classes foster a positive learning environment which
includes an appreciation of all cultures and respect for all
persons. Coursework is designed to promote critical thinking,
creativity, leadership and academic honesty.
So far the Human Performance Department has rolled out
two new programs this year: the Human Performance Activity
Series and the Human Performance Speaker Series. The
Human Performance Activity Series provides opportunities
for regular physical activity to our entire Cardinal Newman
community during our period of remote learning. We offer
Zoom Activity Classes several days a week, both before
and after school. Our Activity Classes include Body Weight
Strength & Conditioning, Flexibility & Core Strength and
Pilates. Classes are run as a part of our PE Course Curriculum,
but they are open to all Cardinal Newman students.
The Human Performance Speaker Series provides
students with an opportunity to learn from guest speakers’
experiences with, and reflections on, a variety of topics in the
field of Human Performance, including Sport & Social Justice,
Sport & Spirituality, Careers in Sport and more. Our Speaker
Series Events take place every other Thursday at 7pm via
Zoom. Like the Activity Series, the Speaker Series is offered
as a part of the Human Performance Department curriculum
but it is open to all Cardinal Newman students.
Students can access our Activity Series and Speaker Series
Schedules and corresponding Zoom links by visiting our
Human Performance Department website. We look forward to
finding new and creative ways to provide our students with a
deeper understanding of the field of Human Performance!
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 15STUDENT LIFE
FRESHMAN FIELD DAYS
SPORTS CONDITIONING CAMPS SERIES
A new multi-session
sports conditioning
camp was created at the
end of the second quarter
which allowed freshmen
students to come onto
campus. The success
and enthusiasm shown
by students and coaches
with regard to our current
sports conditioning
program led to the
creation of these “Field
Days” for the freshman
class.
Freshman Field Days
seemed like a sensible
pivot for the class of
2024, a group who
hasn’t been able to sit in a Cardinal Newman classroom or
meet their classmates face to face. The field days allowed
students to come to campus for exercise, the company of
their classmates, and fun.
Teacher and coach Paul Cronin expressed it well . . . he
said, “Since June, we have witnessed varsity and junior
varsity student athletes enjoying the experience of being
together, and thought every freshman would benefit too,
specifically because they need to be around friends and
meet their classmates in a safe environment.”
CN coaches took the lead, along with members of the
Student Life Committee, in creating a Field Day schedule.
This looks to be a new tradition of fun for Saturday and
Friday night events.
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STUDENT LIFE
CN CARES! CN SIGNING DAY
WELLNESS TEAM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2020
C ardinal Newman High School prides itself on
providing a strong community of involvement
and care to our students. Our mission states that it
is our goal to “educate students in the wholeness
of mind, body, and spirit”. This year more than
ever, it is imperative that we maintain this whole-
student focus to help our students navigate distance
learning. As a result, the Wellness Team was formed
to address the social-emotional needs of students
given our unique circumstances. The team consists
of administrators, directors, faculty, and staff, who
meet regularly to discuss and address wellness
concerns. The team is working to promote a culture
of physical, psychological, spiritual, and emotional
wellbeing through many avenues, such as: F ive of Cardinal Newman’s student athletes were
honored as they signed their National Letter of
Intent. By signing, they are committing to continue
ADVISORY - A class period that provides students their educational and athletic career at the collegiate
with a consistent adult and peer group to connect level. This is a big milestone in the lives of these
with. Self-care is also explored and encouraged students, and one that they have worked tirelessly to
during this time. achieve. Our socially-distanced event took place on
campus and was an exciting time for them and the
MENTAL WELLNESS SYMPOSIUM - A series of
family members who were able to attend.
workshops provided during Advisory on a variety
of topics such as peer support, grief, trauma, and We wish all the best to:
positive psychology.
Carson Crawford, Baseball, University of
FRESHMAN CONDITIONING CAMPS - California Berkeley;
Conditioning events which provided our new
students with an opportunity to meet one another Abby Leighton, Golf, University of California Davis
and connect in a safe, fun environment.
O’Callahan Liu, Soccer, University of California
The Wellness Team will continue to meet to address Santa Barbara
the needs of our student body as they change
Shane Moran, Baseball, California State
throughout the year. We hope to empower all
University Long Beach
individuals, students and faculty/staff alike, to take
responsibility for his or her wellness and health Victoria Holden, Soccer, Claremont McKenna
during these challenging times. College.
18 CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENT LIFE
CAMPUS MINISTRY EVENTS - FALL 2020
C N Campus Ministry seeks to encourage the
spiritual growth and promote the faith formation
of Cardinal Newman students. In keeping with our
photos to remember deceased loved ones and the
saints. As the seasons of Advent and Christmas
approach, Campus Ministry is planning a distribution
school’s mission, programs are designed to care for of Advent Calendar goodies and prayer resources for
the whole person and to bring the message of Jesus all students to reflect on and celebrate the themes of
in a spirit of love to our community. joyful anticipation, love, and hope.
This fall semester we adapted to distance learning
and reached out to students and families in a few
different ways. At the very beginning of the year, we
paired new transfer students with a student from
their grade level Campus Ministry Class to act as a
guide and friend. We were blessed to celebrate our
patron saint’s feast day on Oct. 9th with an optional,
in-person, socially-distanced Mass outdoors on
the CNHS campus, celebrated by Bishop Vasa and
attended by families and faculty. In addition to taking
the Frosh and Soph retreats online, we also hosted
our annual “All Saints, All Souls, and el Día de los
Muertos” exhibit in collaboration with the Spanish
Department. Many students and families contributed
COLLEGE COUNSELING
D ue to the pandemic, this has been a challenging
year for our students and the CN community
as a whole. The SAT and ACT college admissions
school day, pre-pandemic, we continue to do at a
distance and online. We have had more than 50
virtual college visits since September. The College
tests have not been scheduled in Sonoma County Admissions Representative sets up a Zoom or Webex
since March. Many of the colleges across the meeting through our college advising calendar and
country have gone test-optional, test-flexible, or test virtually meets with a group of interested students for
blind for college admissions. Colleges are looking a half-hour. Students are able to engage and learn
at applications with a holistic approach which about the college and ask questions to the College
can include reviewing the student’s coursework, Admissions Representative who is typically the person
reading the student-submitted essays, teacher and reading the student application.
counselor recommendations, honors and awards, and
extracurricular activities. At the beginning of the school year we were able
to visit the Junior and Senior classes to explain how
Cardinal Newman College Counselors are meeting we are working to best serve them during distance
with students and their parents via Zoom, answering learning. We miss seeing our students in our office
questions about the college application process, and and are looking forward when they are back on
reviewing college applications for students before campus so we can see their faces in person and not
they submit them. What we typically do during the on the computer screen!
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 19STUDENT LIFE
CHRISTIAN SERVICE FROM THE HEART
D uring times of crisis, it is important to remember each other in prayer. It is
also important to reach out in certain ways to offer care for one another. As
Christians we are called to follow the example of Jesus and serve those who
are in need and, in so doing, we are sharing our God given gi fts. Our Patron
Saint, John Henry Newman contemplated this message in his own life and
meditations; and in so doing he found it in his heart to write the following words:
“God has created me to do Him some definite service; He has
committed some work to me which He has not committed to
another. I have my mission—I may never know it in this life, but
I shall be told it in the next. Somehow I am necessary for His
purposes, as necessary in my place as an Archangel in his—if,
indeed, I fail, He can raise another, as He could make the stones
children of Abraham. Yet I have a part in this great work; I am a
link in a chain, a bond of connection between persons. He has not
created me for naught. I shall do good, I shall do His work; I shall
be an angel of peace, a preacher of truth in my own place, while
not intending it, if I do but keep His commandments
and serve Him in my calling.”
Meditations on Christian Doctrine, Hope in God - Creator
March 7, 1848
St. John Henry Newman
Since March, the Cardinal Newman community of students, parents, teachers
and staff have been committed to serving one another through acts of charity.
The graduates of 2020 were an inspirational example of resilience as they
completed their senior year strong and service projects as well. This source of
inspiration has motivated our current students to find virtual and safe ways to
serve their families and communities. Our partnerships in service continue to
provide opportunities for our community.
To kick off the year of service for our CN faculty and staff, we participated in a
Kindness Walk. We chose a day in early September to go out and do a random
act of kindness to spread love, goodness and joy! We fed neighborhood
animals, shared baked goods, picked up trash, delivered gifts to our school
neighbors, assisted with yard work, helped our CN maintenance crew, just to
name a few. Sometimes it just takes a small act to brighten someone’s day.STUDENT LIFE
Catholic Charities has been a wonderful
connection for our students to Zoom into the
Shaw Center Activity Hour for Alzheimer clients.
Our students have been able to assist in creating
activity bags for the clients and provide musical
entertainment over Zoom. Many of our senior
students have found virtual ways to support
local schools such as St. Rose, St. John’s, Riebli
Elementary, Village Charter and Kid Street Charter
by creating video lessons and sharing them with
classroom teachers and students. This has been
a wonderful way to support elementary school
teachers and students during this challenging time
in education.
Our underclass students have been busy going
above and beyond helping their families with
household chores as well as neighbors. In addition,
they have found creative ways to support their
community by donating to causes, writing letters of
inspiration, supporting their churches, creek and
beach clean-ups and much more.
In September, Ms. Mertle and Mrs. Williams created
an opportunity for the CN community to participate
in a Mental Wellness Symposium. Seniors Aidan
Lombardi and Spencer Bowen, along with Mrs.
Christine Lombardi, were Keynote speakers for a
session on Mental Health Awareness and Suicide
Prevention. Aidan and Spencer spoke about their
Farm to Pantry
personal experiences with loss in their lives and Apple Orchard Gleaning - Sebastopol
Saturday October 17, 2020
the importance of sharing the message about
Mental Wellness issues and where help is available.
We would like to thank the Lombardi, Hilinski,
and Bowen families for their time and efforts in
sharing this important message and resource to
our school community. Please visit the Hilinski’s
Hope Foundation at hilinskishope.org for resources
available about Mental Wellness.
THANK YOU TO CN FAMILIES, FACULTY AND STAFF WHO PARTICIPATED
!
864 LBS OF APPLES GLEANED (3,456 servings) FOR THOSE
IN NEED OF SUPPORT!
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 21STUDENT LIFE
CHRISTIAN SERVICE FROM THE HEART
In October, a group of CN students, parents
and teachers helped Farm to Pantry glean an
apple orchard in Sebastopol. Following all social
distancing protocols, the event was a success
and a much-needed break from Zoom classes!
The group harvested 864 pounds of apples,
which provided approximately 3,456 servings to
those in our local community in need.
Students have also been able to host donation
drives asking our community to donate diapers
for the Child Parent Institute, tie blanket-
making kits for students to create blankets
for children in hospitals dealing with terminal
illnesses. Monetary donations have been made
to a multitude of service projects as well. We
are truly blessed to have a community that
understands and supports the call to service our
world, according to our Church teachings
Another wonderful service event we were able
to host was a Paella Dinner fundraiser. Senior
Flor Castaneda and her family cooked up some
wonderful Paella dinners for CN families who
pre-ordered and drove by to pick up for dinner,
all in support for Flor’s CBSL project working with
the Pad Project, supporting women and young
girls around the world in need of support and
education in the area of feminine hygiene. Thank
you to everyone for their support.
Senior student Peyton Vice worked on a
Christmas Wreath fundraiser to support her
work promoting awareness about Parkinson’s
disease. Peyton’s fundraiser was a huge success
and we thank everyone for their support.
Finally, as the student leaders of our school
community, here are a few quotes from the class
of 2021 regarding the importance of serving our
community during difficult times.
22 CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENT LIFE
“I think it is important to serve our community
during this time because so many people
are struggling, either mentally or physically.
They’ve either experienced the loss of a
loved one, the loss of a job as people are
losing their businesses, the loss of their
home due to the fires, or even the loss of
hope. Because of all the recent events that
have challenged the well beings of millions
of people, I think it is extremely important to
give back to the community. During these
difficult times, it is easy to give up and focus
on yourself. I have realized that now more
than ever is the time to give back.”
- Peyton Vice
“It’s important to serve our community during
this time and all the time because people will
always need help. Everyone in the community
will always have a time in their lives when
they need help and by doing service work
can help them so much. Positive service work
is infectious, when people work together
more and more want to help. And especially
during these times it’s important to be there
for one another.”
- Lauren Alvear
“It is important to serve our community at
this time because people need support now
more than ever. Service can be a form of
inspiration because it pushes other people to
get up and do good deeds in the community
as well.”
- Aidan Lombardi
“It is more important than ever to serve our
communities during this time because our
work can inspire hope in the hopeless, faith
in the faithless, and love in times where love
is lacking. When things are at their worst is
when we need to be at our best.”
- Hagan Jackson
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 23STUDENT LIFE
CHRISTIAN SERVICE FROM THE HEART
“It is important to serve our communities
during this time because people need hope.
It inspires us to be good.”
- Emily Talbot
“It is important to serve our communities
because what we get out of our community
is determined by what we put into it. By
volunteering and doing service we give
back to our community so that it will support
us in our time of need. Service brings out
the best in people. In times of need, when
you are strong enough to step up despite
everything going on, it inspires people to
do the same. Volunteerism allows people
to take action and help out in challenging
times.”
- Conor Kilcullen
“Now more than ever our world and our
community needs all the support and love
it can get. Those in need especially need
to know that there are people in the world
who care for them and who want to support
them. A way that I have been recently
serving and giving back to my community
is volunteering for the Food Bank once a
week. It may be entirely unrelated to my
CBSL project, however, service is service
no matter what way, shape, or form. Service
creates a sense of hope to people and
during challenging times, it is especially
important to have hope.”
- Shea Batchelder
“Service gives people hope. Now is the
best time and most important time to serve
our communities because there is simply so
much more help needed. As soon as one
does service, it becomes contagious which
allows people to do these acts together.
- Nick Kelly
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“I think it is important to serve our
communities during this time because a lot
of people are alone or isolated and need
some sort of connection to their community.
Because of COVID, people can’t do the
social things they normally do and it’s nice
for people to have something that makes
them feel social and connected. Service
can feel like a form of inspiration right now
because currently, the U.S. feels hostile and
very divided so service is a way to bring
people together and find the good in a bad
situation.”
- Reese Lashinski
“It is important to serve our communities
during this time because as a community
we treat each other with respect because
we are close to being family. A lot of
people in the community need help during
this time because 2020 has been like no
other with tons of stress. Service is a form
of inspiration during challenging times
because if high schoolers can do service to
make the community better everybody can
do service to make the community better.”
- Cami Loxely
“It is important to serve our community
always but especially during these times
because you never know what people are
going through or what their lives are like
during these times. Service is a form of
inspiration during these times because we
always need to help people that are putting
their lives on the line to keep us safe during
these times.”
- Emma Smits
DECEMBER 2020 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 25GIFT RECOGNITION
RECOGNITION SOCIETY
SUPPORT SOCIETY
GIFT RECOGNITION SOCIETY
CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL
JULY 1, 2019 – JUNE 30, 2020
GIFT RECOGNITION SOCIETIES
Merici-Newman SOCIETY $100,000 and Up
...our best SOCIETY $50,000 - $99,999
Heritage Gift SOCIETY $25,000 - $49,999
Patron Gift SOCIETY $15,000 - $24,999
Benefactor Gift SOCIETY $5,000 - $14,999
Gold Circle Gift SOCIETY $1,500 - $4,999
Cardinal Gift SOCIETY $500 - $1,499
Friendship Gift SOCIETY $1 - $499
To the following families, individuals and organizations, we express our sincere thanks.
We are humbled. You honor us greatly with your gifts of cash, in-kind services, and
faithful commitments toward pledges to Cardinal Newman and Angela Merici John
Henry Newman Foundation, Inc. To all who support Catholic secondary
education through programs at Cardinal Newman and . . .
our best, Expanding Traditions, we are most grateful.
THANK YOU!
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Field Fund
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The John Jordan Foundation
Bruce and Eileen Moore Bob and Jenny Boyd Stefanie Shackelford
Wright Contracting
Suzanne Murphy Michael and Corrine Brunner Shapiro, Galvin, Shapiro & Moran
Ron and Eileen Nelson Benefactor Gift Steve and Nicole Carter Rodney and Holly Sichel
Victor and Karen Trione SOCIETY Jeffrey and Jennifer Castello Christopher and Leslie Sigler
Michael and Katie Wright Anonymous Timothy and Sarah Chambers Jim and Coco Silvestri
The Stan Murphy Memorial Fund Rachael Ayre Dave and Heather DeMarinis Jaime and Stacy Smith
The Dante S. Sarubbi and Ann Louis and Nicole Bardis Jim and Terri Derr Steve and Lisa Sorensen
Margaret Sarubbi Trust Jeff and Deena Bellman Richard and Marilyn Dey Ken and Lisa Sousa
David and Catherine Buse Joseph Diehl Jason and Nicole Sullivan
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Anonymous Andrew and Carol Carciere Empire Asphalt & Engineering Richard and Anna Waller
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Scott and Ann Cromie Escrip
Michael and Kimberly Flowers Josh and Peggy West
Meritt and Sadie Dahlgren Exchange Bank
Rosemary Furlong Ted and Kim Williams
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Matt and Kathleen Gallo Greg and Julie Windisch
Jeremy and Cara Forcier Father Thomas Fund of
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Randy and Michelle Lashinski R. Stephen and Carla Hannahs Daniel Galvin Cardinal Gift SOCIETY
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John and Tania Kelley Donald and Maureen Green
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Gary and Rhonda LeKander Steve and Jenny Jannicelli
Baldocchi Scholarship Fund Carole Alsbury
Ryan Lindberg John and Jessica Kilcullen
Biagi Bros., Inc. Charlie and Lucia Amezcua
Costantino and Mary Lucisano Rich and Cindy Kingsborough
Giancarlo and Gabriela Bianchetti Baicon Enterprise Inc.
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Robert Platt No. 4852
Neil and Ana Dougherty Megan Basinger
Becky Scrivanich Bill Kunde
Stephen Hansel Kim and Tracy Batchelder
Theodore Simpkins Sandra Labrucherie
Skikos Charitable Fund Thomas Beecher
The Howard & Betty White Bernie Lerma and Rebecca Mann
Ursuline Alumnae Association Randall and Amber Behrens
Foundation Lombardi Wines
Most Reverend Robert F. Vasa Greg and Kelly Bello
Paul and Jeanette Tiernan Brad and Stefanie Longton
Joseph Beltramini
David and Jolie Trogdon Michael and Tina Lubas
Darrell and Laurie Bertacco
Patron Gift SOCIETY Douglas and Maria Wilson Kai and Lindsay Mazur
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Lolita Bunje Tom and Kim Hinde Peter Michael Winery Lilah Aguada
Anthony and Tiffanhy Campana Timothy Homer Platinum Chevrolet Richard and Lori Aguirre
Zachary and Mary Candelario International Union Of Elevators Louis and Julie Ratto Ken Alarcon
Constructors Local No. 8
Jack Capitani Redwood Credit Union Leo and Kathleen Alberigi
Eric Iskin and Leslee Firoella Community Fund
John Consiglieri Robert and Tracey Aldridge
Michael Jacobs John and Ann Renfree
John Contreras Alexander Valley Vineyards
Jeff and Janice Jorgensen Steve and Lee Ann Reuter
Chris and Stacey Coogan Mario and Amee Alioto
Jon Kelly and Tara-Jen Ambrosio- Paul and Sue Rink
Ramon and Elizabeth Cortina All Good Driving School, Inc.
Kelly
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Costeaux French Bakery & Cafe Ron and Laura Allen
Rick and Kacy Kohut
Paul and Wendy Saure
Eric and Tori Crawford Terry Allen
Jason and Brittany Kunde
Raymond and Claire Savona
Peter and Beatrice Crumbine Jay and Bridget Alvarez
Louise Labrucherie
Curtiss Scarritt and Cindy Gentry
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Dads’ Club Jose Amador
Rob Lazark and Valeric Martin
Peter and Cathy Seghesio
John Dayton Amazon Smile
Adam Lee
Paul and Megan Segre
Steven and Niessia Diehl Michael Ambrosio
Ryan and Kim Lindeblad
Matthew Shippey and Carin Case
Scott and Kathy Doig Dennis Andersen
Joseph Liu and Maria Cutler
Wendell and Jennifer Shirley
Brian and Deborah Donlon Scott and Kyle Anderson
Anthony and Christine Lombardi
Shook & Waller Builders, Inc
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Bruce and Sharon Marts
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Eric and Lisa McDonell
Nicole Simpkins
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Mel and Ali Arnerich
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