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OUR
2018
WINTER
NEWS OF INTEREST FOR
SKUTT CATHOLIC ALUMNI,
PARENTS, AND FRIENDS
Photo courtesy of Callam Sports Photography
STATE CHAMPS
Boys Cross Country - State Champs
Girls Cross Country - State Runners-up
Inside this Issue
President’s Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 2 Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 22
Alumni Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3 Annual Appeal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 24
Alumni Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 5 Community Involvement Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 31
Outstanding Choral Director 2017 . . . . . . . . . . . Page 12 2018 National Merit Scholar Semifinalists . . . . . . Page 31
Coach Renee Saunders Honored . . . . . . . . . . . Page 12 SkyHawks Gone M.A.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 32
Jeremy Moore Named Outstanding Administrator . . Page 13 SkyHawk Student Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 33
The Last Night of Ballyhoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 13 GrandHawks 2017 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 34
Hall of Fame Induction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 14 Baby SkyHawks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 35
Around Skutt Catholic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 15 Memorial Mass & Reception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 36
Angel Flight 2017 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 19 In Memoriam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 37
2016-2017 Annual Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 21 Mass of the Holy Spirit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 38
Chairman’s Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 22
1 | SKUTT CATHOLIC
President’s Letter
Happy New Year SkyHawk family!
As we embark on 2018, we continue to celebrate our 25th year of making a difference in the
Omaha community.
We kicked off the first semester with the largest enrollment in school history, and the highest
attended and fundraised Angel Flight. We celebrated state championships in volleyball and boys
cross country, and we were state runners-up in girls cross country and football. Academically,
we saw the math team win state in the probe competition and in quiz bowl. Two students were
named National Merit semifinalists.
One of the last impressions of 2017 was our school-wide Advent drive. The fierce competitive
spirit that is the hallmark of our SkyHawks definitely came out in an impactful way. More than 2,000
nonperishable food items, 3,500 diapers, dozens of winter coats, hats and gloves, and more than
$1,100 worth of new toys and personal care items were collected by Skutt Catholic homerooms.
“Drive” is a fitting term, as I believe all SkyHawks have a drive to MAKE A DIFFERENCE daily.
Beginning in January, we will be conducting a comprehensive survey of the entire school Jeremy Moore
President
community to study the feasibility for a capital campaign. This planning study will enable us to
determine potential support for proposed projects as we look to improve and expand our campus
to meet the demand for quality, Catholic education. If we, as a community, choose to move
forward, the planning study will also provide information to identify prospective campaign leaders
and to establish a realistic campaign goal.
Be on the lookout for a letter providing additional details about the prospective campaign goals
and information about how to participate in the study. I value your feedback, and your insights will
help plan for the future of Skutt Catholic. The Steier Group, our development firm, will compile
this information and present it to Skutt Catholic leaders. At that time, we will make an informed
decision on how to move forward.
This process is extremely important, and will form and impact the future of our school. I encourage
each member of our community to participate. I appreciate your support and generosity with our
advancement efforts. These initiatives allow our exceptional staff to deliver the best Catholic
education possible to our students.
Please review the great accomplishments the school has achieved during the past few months
in this issue, and celebrate the many milestones our alumni have achieved as well. I welcome
everyone to attend the many events we have planned this semester, and help us continue to
celebrate the 25th anniversary of the school, “Making a Difference since 1993”.
God’s blessings always, and Go SkyHawks!
Jeremy J. Moore
OUR LEGACY | 2
Alumni Letter from Alumni President Greetings from the Skutt Catholic Alumni Association! As you know, this year, we celebrate Skutt Catholic’s 25th Anniversary. Many of you have seen the transformation our school has taken over the years. It has been a journey! For others, your adventure has just begun. My hope is that Skutt Catholic has made a lasting difference in your life - whether it’s been one, ten, or 25 years since your graduation. Over the past 25 years, more than 3,100 students have graduated from Skutt Catholic. In order to best serve our alumni, the school, and the Skutt Catholic community, the Alumni Association is exploring new directions. Our goal is to engage our alumni in the Skutt Catholic community. We want to provide opportunities for our alumni to gather, get involved, and see all the amazing things happening at Skutt Catholic today. Our board consists of representatives that span the 25 years of the school’s history. Along with myself, our Skutt Catholic Alumni Association board members include: Amy Moylan Sauser ‘00, Matt Nelson Elizabeth Kraemer ‘02, Kelsey Sievers Huber ‘09, and Austin Evans ‘13. Alumni Association President Please contact us if you would like to be more involved with the Alumni Board or if you have any suggestions. We’d love to hear from you. Email us at skuttcatholicalumni@gmail.com. You can also follow us on Facebook; we have an alumni page and an alumni group. Have a wonderful start to 2018! We hope to see you soon, Matt Nelson ‘07 Alumni Association President Alumni Homecoming Picnic Skutt Catholic welcomed alumni of all ages and their families back to the school during Homecoming week again this year, with the annual Alumni Homecoming Picnic. Prior to the homecoming football game, the auxiliary gym was packed with alumni and their families enjoying a fried chicken dinner. The bounce house was popular with the little ones, while the adults spent time catching up with their former SkyHawk classmates. The Alumni Association Board members were on-hand to greet guests and survey alumni about what types of future events the association should sponsor. 3 | SKUTT CATHOLIC
REUNIONS
CLASS OF 2007
TEN-YEAR REUNION
Over the Thanksgiving holiday, members of the Class
of 2007 gathered for their ten-year reunion. Over
60 alumni and their guests attended the reunion on
Saturday, November 25. The festivities began at Skutt
Catholic, with a tour given by Seniors Lily Yates and
Ryan Chapman, who serve as the Alumni Association
Ambassadors for their class. Following the tour, the
group gathered at Roja Mexican Grill for dinner.
From left around the table: Charles Cihacek ‘07, Chris Pelletier ‘07, Jake Zach ‘07,
Allison Schorr, Rob Tompkins, Kara Armatis ‘07, Lisa Pitz Riesberg ‘07, Josh Riesberg,
Crystal Davis, Luke Davis ‘07, Ben Vogel ‘07, and Karen Vogel.
CLASS OF 1997 20-YEAR REUNION
More than 50 alumni gathered at the Mercury
downtown to celebrate the Class of 1997’s 20-year 100%
reunion, on October 13. 90%
80%
70%
ALUMNI GIVING 60%
Goal
50%
EST. 1993
We have heard from a number of alumni who have been looking 40%
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for ways to give back to the school, and 10 at 10 is an easy way
to do so. We hope to have at least 10% of our alumni sign-on to
30% $25,000
20%
give a $10 (or more) monthly donation to support Skutt Catholic
10%
on an ongoing basis. Please help us reach this year’s alumni
giving goal of $25,000. Visit skuttcatholic.com/10at10 to set
up your ongoing support or to make a one-time donation to this
year’s annual appeal.
UPCOMING EVENTS...
TRIVIA NIGHT HALL OF FAME DINNER
Skutt Catholic and the Alumni Association will be As Skutt Catholic continues to celebrate
hosting a Trivia Night on Saturday, February 10 25 years, we are pleased to announce
in the main gym. Tickets are $45 per person and the addition of a Hall of Fame event to the
include dinner, beer, margaritas, and other non- calendar. Hall of Fame inductees will be
alcoholic beverages. Signup at skuttcatholic.com recognized for their outstanding contributions
and don’t miss out on the fun! to Skutt Catholic. The Hall of Fame event
will be held in conjunction with the Alumni
Basketball Tournament the weekend of March
ALUMNI BASKETBALL 23-24. Look for additional details on page 14.
TOURNAMENT
The 2018 Alumni Basketball Tournament is set for
Friday, March 23, and Saturday, March 24. Get your
team together and register at skuttcatholic.com.
Registration is $25 per person.
OUR LEGACY | 4
Alumni
Tiffany Perry Tesoro ‘96 and husband
Alexis recently added a fifth child to
their family. Elijah Blue Tesoro was born
November 6 and spent a bit of time in the
NICU as he was only 4 lbs at birth. He’s Nick Strawhecker ‘97 is the owner and chef
now at home and doing great. of Omaha’s Dante restaurant. Chef Nick
Strawhecker opened his second restaurant,
Dante Pizzeria Napoletana, in Omaha
in December in the Omaha Blackstone
District. Dante Pizzeria Napoletana will
be Omaha’s first fast-fine, counter service
Italian wood-fired cuisine and Neapolitan
pizza. This restaurant will share the same
Carolyn McMannama Sutton ‘99 philosophy as its flagship location - hyper-
rebranded her public relations firm from 624 seasonal, farm-to-fork ingredients with
Public Relations to Carolyn Sutton PR and more than 25 local farm partnerships to
recently launched her own website (www. inspire an evolving, seasonal menu. Photo
carolynsuttonpr.com). Carolyn Sutton PR is features Nick and Michelle Strawhecker’s
a boutique public relations firm specializing son, Jack Strawhecker, in front of the new
in local and national lifestyle clients. Carolyn Dante Pizzeria Napoletana wood-fired oven.
has owned her own firm since 2009 and
works closely with Angel Theisen Stottle
‘99 to manage design and photography for
her clients and brands. Carolyn Sutton PR
also handles the Public Relations for Nick
Strawhecker ‘97 and his two restaurants
Dante and Dante Pizzeria Napoletana.
Steve Schumacher ‘01 received a Masters
in Education Leadership from Creighton
Sarah Dobel Staroska ‘01 and her University in May 2017. Following
husband Mark Staroska recently graduation, he accepted a promotion
Graham Louis was born on July 6 to Laura welcomed their second son, Finnegan to assistant principal at St. Wenceslaus
Christiansen Larson ‘02 and her husband Jude Staroska. Finnegan joins big Catholic School in Omaha, NE. Pictured
Ben. Graham joins older siblings Evan and brother, three-year-old Malcolm Hugo with wife Emily, daughter Jillian (6) and son
Audrey. Staroska. Matthew (3).
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Melissa Hatz Clements ‘03, husband
Fabe, and daughter Olivia welcomed
Eleanor Sue Clements to their family on
June 6.
Joe Flaxbeard ‘03 was named a 2017
Midlands Business Journal 40 Under
40 Award recipient. The 16th annual
distinction recognizes the 40 of the metro’s
dynamic entrepreneurs, executives and
professionals under the age of 40. Joe is
a project manager at Lamp Rynearson,
a civil engineering company in Omaha,
and serves as a member of our board of
directors.
Joe Flaxbeard and wife Jana at the
December 15 award breakfast. They have
one son, Leo (2) who is a future SkyHawk.
Michelle Zych Rhoden ‘03 and her
husband of 10 years, Kyle, recently
welcomed their second son, Elliot Vander
Rhoden, on August 9. The family attributes
his healthy birth to the power of prayer:
Shellie’s water broke at 24 weeks and
she was admitted to the hospital. With
overflowing support and prayers (many
from the Skutt Catholic community), a Michael Smith ‘03 married Haleigh Zyzda
miracle occurred just a few weeks later and on September 30 at St. Mary Magdalene
the break resealed, a very rare occurrence. Catholic Church in Omaha. Mike is a
She was able to go home and carry Elliot to partner at McFarlin and Brokke, PC.
full-term. Big brother Edwin Rhoden is four Haleigh is a nurse practitioner.
years old.
Dean Graham ‘05 married Jessica Rewolinski at St. Patrick Catholic Church on August
26. Monsignor James Gilg presided. Attendants included Melanie Graham Wood ‘02, Jill
Graham Seberger ‘04, Chris Wood ‘02, Tim Seiker ‘05, Alan Ferguson ‘05, flower girl
Emma Ferguson, daughter of Alan, and ring bearer Graham Seberger, son of Jill Graham
Seberger.
OUR LEGACY | 6
Alumni
Sarah Guinane Hennings ‘06 and
husband, Chris Hennings, proudly
welcomed their first child, Easton Oliver
Hennings on September 6, 2017. He
weighed 6 pounds, 5 ounces and measured
On May 27, Kati Asherin ‘06 and Bob Lackovic Jr. ‘06, got married at Our Lady of Lourdes 20 inches long.
in Omaha, NE. They were surrounded by family and friends including wedding party alumni
(left to right): Vince Odorisio ‘01, Zach Herr ‘05, Sean Quinlan ‘04, Tim Lackovic ‘07,
Marcus Odorisio ‘04, Jake Daniels ‘06, Elizabeth Odorisio ‘06, Sarah Guinane Hennings
‘06, and Amy Lackovic Gunn ‘04.
Kati graduated from Iowa State University in May 2014. Soon after graduation, she was hired
by Mobile Animal Clinic in Omaha, NE. Dr. Lackovic loves her job seeing companion animals,
and is always happy to take new clients. Bob is in his seventh year at Union Pacific, managing
pricing for retail customers shipping intermodal.
Andrew Ludemann ‘06 and Kelsey Brannen
Ludemann ‘06 welcomed a baby girl, Ryann
Kathleen Ludemann, on July 25.
Jason McMillan ‘06 is getting Justin Setlik ’08 married Jessica Healy
ready to launch his debut ’07 on August 1, 2014 at St. Vincent de
novel, “The Grey Zone”. It’s a Paul Catholic Church. The couple recently
fast-paced futuristic political welcomed their first baby, Liam Joseph,
thriller that examines the on June 27. The family lives in Oklahoma
impact of a global socialized while Justin is on a job assignment for his
government. You can find employer, Black & Veatch, but they will be
additional information about moving back to Kansas City at the end of
the book and the author at 2018.
TheGreyZonebook.com
or on his Facebook page
TheGreyZoneBook.
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Todd Schlautman ‘08 and Stacy Bartels
‘09 were married on July 29 at St. Vincent
de Paul Catholic Church in Omaha. Todd
is a CPA at Anderson & Schlautman PC
and Stacy is a 4th grade teacher at Mary
Our Queen Catholic School.
Matthew Muschall ‘08 married Keisha
Meyer on July 15 in Terril, IA. A reception
was held at Majestic Pavilion in Arnold’s
Park, IA. Stephanie Muschall ’09 and
Stephanie Muschall ‘09 became engaged John Stastny ’09 were members of the
to Kory Lower of Blue Springs, MO on wedding party. The couple enjoyed a
September 30. They met while attending 12-day honeymoon cruise from Sydney,
Missouri State University and began dating Australia to ports throughout New Zealand
in November 2011. Their wedding is set for in December. Matthew is employed as a
summer 2019 in Kansas City. solutions engineer at WorldView Ltd. and
Keisha is a family permanency specialist for
Nebraska Families Collaborative. They live
Chrystina Rago Ellermeyer ‘09 married in Elkhorn, NE.
Will Ellermeyer on April 29 at Hickory
Street Annex in Dallas, Texas. Chrystina
and Will met at Texas A&M University,
where they both graduated in May
2013. Also in the wedding party were
Skutt Catholic alumni Michelle Wurtz
‘09, Katie Waldeck ‘09, Jessica Rago
‘05 (sister of the bride), and Matthew Rago ‘12 (brother of the bride). After a beautiful
wedding, Chrystina and Will honeymooned in Portugal. They reside in Dallas, where Will
is an assistant vice president in financial planning and analysis for Citi Retail Bank and
Chrystina is a marketing project manager at Bar Louie.
Maggie Smith ‘10 married Andy Hollins
‘10 on July 14 at St. Wenceslaus Catholic
Church in Omaha. Maggie is a dental
hygienist with The Dentists and Andy is a
fourth year medical student at UNMC.
OUR LEGACY | 8
Alumni
Christian Dudzik ‘10 opened a new
fitness facility in Omaha called First Pick
Performance and a smoothie bar called On November 4, Evynne Doue ‘12 earned Olivia Harrison ‘12 and Tommie Vollmer
Shake Life. Friends joined him in the facility one gold and two silver AIGA medals ‘12 would like to announce their recent
to celebrate the grand opening. Pictured at the local chapter’s annual Design engagement.
left to right: Sam Phelps, Maggie Smith Showcase, featuring submissions from
Hollins ‘10, Christian Dudzik ‘10, Will designers throughout the state. AIGA is the
Lanik ‘10, Danny Phelps ‘10, and Steve world’s largest professional association of
Carroll ‘05. designers.
On August 5, 2017, Ryan Drvol
‘12 and Justine McCarty ‘12
were married in Omaha. Several
Skutt Catholic alumni were in
their wedding party, including:
Maid of Honor Jen McCarty ‘10,
Best Man Michael Wilhelm ‘12,
Kristen Drvol ‘08, Corey Drvol
‘07, Grant McCarty ‘14, Jake
Harms ‘12, Chase Gorham ‘12,
Kacie Hughes ‘12, Kate O’Brien
‘12, Kaitlyn Heffron ‘12, and
Catie Zaleski ‘12.
Several other Skutt Catholic alumni joined the wedding celebration.
Back row (L to R): A.J. Olnes ‘15, Chase Gorham ‘12, Michael Wilhelm ‘12, Jake Harms
‘12, Adam Judge ‘14, Megan Cable ‘12 and Grant McCarty ‘14; Second row (L to R): Jen
McCarty ‘10, Kacie Hughes ‘12, Kaitlyn Heffron ‘12, Ryan Drvol ‘12, Justine McCarty
Drvol ‘12, Sarah Kathol ‘12 and Katie Gottschalk ‘12; Front row (L to R): Kristen Drvol
‘08 and Kate O’Brien ‘12. Not pictured: Corey Drvol ‘07 and Catie Zaleski ‘12
9 | SKUTT CATHOLICHaley Marie Eck ‘13 and Brian Parker
Holt are engaged to be married March
23, 2018 at St. Edward Catholic Church
in Keizer, Oregon. In June they both
graduated Summa Cum Laude from
Southern Oregon University.
Haley is finishing her master’s degree
in Secondary English Education at
Southern Oregon University. Brian is
working on a master’s in Social Work
degree at Portland State. He is a 2nd
Lieutenant intelligence specialist for the
Oregon National Guard. After Haley
graduates in June, and Brian completes
officer training this summer in Arizona,
the couple will live in Keizer, Oregon.
Matthew Rago ‘12 graduated from Texas
A&M University with a Bachelor of Science
in Visualization in May 2017. Matthew
was a lead game designer at LIVE Lab at
Texas A&M during college and worked on
several games in the Variant franchise.
He currently works as a programmer for
Flowtrac in Southlake, Texas creating
inventory tracking and control solutions for
various businesses.
This has been an exceptionally challenging and rewarding year for Hannah Richstein ‘14.
She travelled to multiple conferences and symposiums to present her research on Dark
Taylor Lofdahl ‘14 earned four awards Matter Halos and Galaxy Evolution that she has done for both Texas Christian University
from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln this and Vanderbilt University.
year. She earned the 2017 Outstanding
Over spring break, she made a pilgrimage to Italy and Rome with the TCU Newman Center
Student Leadership Award, given annually
student community. In May, she was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society.
to students making the most notable
contributions toward the development of Hannah did a 10-week summer research internship at the Harvard Smithsonian Center for
leadership qualities in their fellow students, Astrophysics in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her research was on a galaxy cluster 2.2
and the 2017 William E. Hall Leadership billion light years away using data from the space based Chandra X-ray Observatory. In
Award, given to a counselor in the Nebraska January, Hannah will present her Harvard-Smithsonian research in Washington D.C. at the
Human Resources Institute. Taylor was also 231st meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
named one of 13 members of the Innocents
Society, the Chancellor’s senior honorary, Currently, Hannah is busy applying to graduate schools and writing her Senior Honors Thesis
and a 2017 Women of Character, Courage which details her research on the evolution of dwarf galaxies.
and Commitment nominee.
OUR LEGACY | 10Alumni
On November 22, Zachary Pohlman ‘14 and Julia Faltin ‘14 were engaged to be married.
Fun fact: while seniors at Skutt Catholic, Zachary and Julia were voted “Most Likely to be
Married” in the senior yearbook. Julia is in the occupational therapy program at Rockhurst
University. Following graduation from Rockhurst University in May, Zachary will enroll in law
school.
Connor Carbullido ‘15 graduated from Kolie Smith ‘14 has been a member of
UNO with Summa Cum Laude honors in the Cornhusker Marching Band Flagline
December. He earned his undergraduate for four years. She is a senior geology
degree in only 2 ½ years, thanks to the many and environmental studies major. Kolie
AP credits he earned at Skutt Catholic. is also a member of the UNL honors
Connor earned a BSBA in Business program, an arts and sciences student
Finance, Banking and Financial Markets ambassador and is participating in
and Investment Science and Portfolio a geology undergraduate research
Management. Prior to graduation, he took assistantship this school year.
the Chartered Financial Analyst exam in
Minneapolis and also plans to start taking
classes at Creighton University to earn a
master’s degree.
11 | SKUTT CATHOLICOutstanding Choral Director
2017 – Chris Storm
Chris Storm, Skutt Catholic Director of Choral Activities, received the Nebraska Choral
Directors Association 2017 Nebraska Outstanding Choral Director of the Year award at the
state Nebraska Music Educators Association All-State Conference and Clinic in November.
The award is given annually to an NCDA member who has 10 years or more teaching
experience, maintains high performance and literature standards, participates in ACDA/
NCDA activities through attendance and leadership, and promotes choral music in the
community. Storm was nominated by former students and colleagues in the choral field.
In addition to directing the Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, Musettes, Hawkappella and
Vivace show choir, Storm also serves as the Music Director of the annual musical. He also
teaches piano classes and directs music for school Masses. Under his direction, the Concert
Choir and Chamber Choir have performed for state events, in addition to being featured at
collegiate honor choirs and singing with the Omaha Symphony. The Skutt Catholic choirs
have grown by 600% in the past nine years.
An active member of the National Association for Music Education and the American Choral Directors Association, Storm currently serves
as the Commercial Music Repertoire and Resources Chair of the Nebraska Choral Directors Association, previously serving as the
Representative for District 2E of the NCDA, and is also serving as the Choral Chair for the Nebraska Music Education Association. He
frequently serves as a clinician and guest conductor, and has presented research and workshops at the state, regional, and national levels
of the National Association for Music Education.
Coach Renee Saunders inducted
into the Nebraska High School
Sports Hall of Fame
Skutt Catholic volleyball coach Renee Saunders was inducted into the
Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame on October 1.
Saunders was named all-class all-state in volleyball and basketball her
junior and senior seasons, leading Omaha Marian to the state basketball
tournament every year and a state runner-up finish her junior year. She
graduated as Marian’s all-time leader in scoring and rebounding. On the
volleyball court, she garnered All-American honors and was the consensus
athlete of the year by The Omaha World Herald and The Lincoln Journal Star
her senior season.
Saunders went on to play basketball and volleyball at the University of
Nebraska. Though her basketball career was short, she was a major
contributor for the Husker volleyball team.
In 2017 she was the first former athlete of the year to go on to be named
coach of the year by both The Omaha World Herald and The Lincoln
Journal Star.
OUR LEGACY | 12Jeremy Moore Named NMEA
Outstanding Administrator of
the Year 2017
Skutt Catholic president, Jeremy Moore, received the 2017 Moore is known to lead
Nebraska Music Education Association Outstanding Administrator the school by example,
of the Year award at the NMEA Annual Fall Conference in November. pitching in wherever help
is needed, whether it is
The award recognizes Moore’s outstanding commitment and setting up for events, or
administrative support to the arts, and music education in particular. taking charge of cleaning
In fact, Moore is known to support all extracurricular activities, from up trash at the end of a
the visual and performing arts to activities and athletic programs. long night.
He works to insure that participation is open to all students.
Storm shared that Moore’s reach doesn’t stop with the students as
According to Choir Director Chris Storm, Moore has always done a he encourages all coaches, teachers, sponsors and staff to to be
great job balancing the importance of activities as well as athletics. their best too.
“He attends as many events as he can, both home and away, “It is easy to see his motivation rubbing off on our student body,
supporting our students in everything they do,” said Storm. “What faculty and staff who follow his lead and seek success in every
really sets him apart is that he knows every student by name.” endeavor,” said Storm.
THE LAST NIGHT OF In September, our students created a stunning
Ballyhoo
performance of The Last Night of Ballyhoo by
Alfred Uhry. Students learned about acting
techniques from outside directors, talked about
the implications of performing this play in 2017
and perfected their southern accents. In all,
we had over 50 students contribute to the
production in some way. Our next production
will be the musical comedy Anything Goes. It
premieres on April 26 and runs through May 6.
Come out and see our talented students create
beautiful theatre together!
Photos courtesy of SC senior Maria Miller.
13 | SKUTT CATHOLICInaugural Hall of Fame
Induction Set for March 24
In celebration of Skutt Catholic’s 25th year, we are hosting our inaugural Hall of
Fame Induction on Saturday, March 24.
Skutt Catholic‘sHall of Fame honors the individuals, teams, and groups who
have contributed to our rich tradition of excellence. Seeking recipients from all
areas of the school, members of this group have helped define and advance our
institution and its mission. Recipients of the Hall of Fame award are exemplars
of exceptional accomplishments and service and thereby set high standards for
Skutt Catholic students.
The honorees for the 2018 Hall of Fame Induction are:
Monsignor James Gilg Monsignor James Gilg
Founding President of Skutt Catholic High School
Mike McMahon
Former Skutt Catholic Activities Director
Brad Hildebrandt
First Skutt Catholic Wrestling Coach
1998 Wrestling Team
Tim Davis, Nate Ruffino, Ben Hall, Justin Cooley, Mark Scholz, Kasey Kohl,
Adam Banke, Matt Davis, Chase Farmer, Matt Morkel, Chas DeVetter, Matt
Freyer, Mitch Waite, Eric Kauffmann, Nate Olson, Adam Johnson, Mike
Strawhecker, Mike Mutchie, Seth Kolar, Tom Kropf, Dave Kirk, Pat Sullivan,
Alex Mohanna, Nick Reuting, Chris Drew, and Charles Olson.
Coaches: Brad Hildebrandt, R.J. Nebe, Aaron Finley, and Brett Ray
Save the Date and Plan to Join Us!
Look for reservation information Mike McMahon
in upcoming communications.
1998 Wrestling Team Brad Hildebrandt
OUR LEGACY | 14Around The start of the school year is an exciting time for all student-athletes. This year, Skutt Catholic has a record number of students in our building (770), and we had a record number of kids (275) participate in one of our 19 NSAA-Sanctioned Fall Sports. We are also blessed to have nearly 50 activities and clubs at Skutt Catholic. Many students take advantage of our other activities and clubs in the fall (Vocal Music, Instrumental Music, Robotics, Cheer, Dance, Mock Trial, Play Production, and Academic Decathalon, to name a few). We are very proud of our percentage of student involvement and will continue reaching for our goal of 100% student participation in a fall activity. This is our legacy . . . Band Chorus The marching band led by Rosario Nelson competed in Chris Storm’s chorus had 16 students tryout for all-state chorus four competitions: the WildCat Classics, Valleyfest, Sound of and one for orchestra. Selected to all-state chorus were Joseph Excellence and NSBA. The SkyHawks finished second in their McAuliffe, Sara Wallace, Lily Yates, and Sam Klemme. Grace division at state and 14th overall. The band had seven students Wagner and Haley Richstein were selected as alternates. Caroline audition for all-state: Jet Pardonable, Meredith Ollerich, Hilgert was selected for Orchestra and joined an elite club of three- Ryan Chapman, Stephen Yaghmour, Kyle Botdorf, Patrick year All State participants. The chorus is busy preparing for their Paronable and Xavier Hackenberg. show choir season which begins right after Christmas. Football The SkyHawk football team coached by Matt Turman, finished the season as the state runner-up with a 10-3 record. This was the SkyHawk’s fourth state finals appearance in a five-year stretch (two titles and two runners-up during that span). The SkyHawks finished the regular season rated #4 in The Omaha World Herald and #2 in The Lincoln Journal Star. All-State selections from The Omaha World Herald were Jake Archer (2nd Team All-Nebraska, 1st Team Class B), Kyle Hruby (2nd Team All-Nebraska, 1st Team Class B), Jackson Gordon (1st Team Class B). Honorable Mention All-State included: Sam Heffron, Ryan Trout, Ben Altman, Blake Anderson, and Jake Zeplin. 15 | SKUTT CATHOLIC
Volleyball Boys Tennis
The SkyHawk volleyball team coached by Renee Saunders finished the season 35-8 and Coach Sheryl Vaughn’s squad finished
state champions. This was the SkyHawk’s third straight state title. The volleyball team finished 3rd at the RCC tournament and qualified
ranked #1 in Class B and #2 All Class by The Omaha World Herald. All-State selections from in every event (#1 singles, #1 doubles,
The Lincoln Journal Star were Lindsay Krause (1st Team Super State, 1st Team Class B), #2 singles, #2 doubles) for the state meet
Delaney Saucier (2nd Team Super State, 1st Team Class B), Lily Heyne (1st Team Class B), where they finished 15th overall in Class B.
and Megan Skovsende (2nd Team Class B). Honorable Mention All-State included: Sydney The team is young and has much to look
McDermott, Megan Skovsende, Taylor O’Malley, and Megan Sutera. forward to next year.
Theater
Skutt Catholic participated in the District One Act play competition
held in York. The production this fall was Louder, I Can’t Hear You (a
Girls Golf
Bill Gleason Play) directed by Sarah Smeltzer and Will Wright ‘11.
The cast included: Abigail Pearson, Morgan Robinette, Nathan Coach Mike Stolarskyj’s golf team had one state qualifier, Ann
Fletcher, John Nelson, Ann Gregory, and Max Korensky. The Gregory. Ann placed 21st at the State Meet held at Quail Run Golf
crew included: Ethan Almero, Cayden Brown, William Culjat, Course in Columbus, Nebraska. The future looks bright for the girl’s
Michael Figura, Hannah Friedt, Sarah Gregory, Landon Healy, golf team as they return five of their six letter winners in 2017-18.
Drake Hobson, Arabella Hoffman, Skyler Hopwood, Christopher
King, Samuel Klemme, Maria Koliopoulos, Allison Lierz, Joseph
McAuliffe, Nathan Meister, Samuel Moylan, Annastasia Pappas,
Clara Pohlman, Adella Smolsky, Megan Snow, and Sara Wallace.
OUR LEGACY | 16Around
Cross Country
Coached by Chris Gannon the girls team finished as state runner-up and the boys won the
school’s first Cross Country state championship! Boys state meet medal winners were Ryan
Zavadil (6th), Noah Hennessey (7th), and Blake Manternach (13th). Girls had one place winner:
Ally Pachunka (4th). This program epitomizes the concepts of “team” and “togetherness” and
represented Skutt Catholic at a very high level.
Softball
Coach Keith Engelkamp’s softball team finished
the season as district runner-up and conference
tournament champions with a 20-11 record. The
SkyHawks ended the season rated #9 in Class B.
All-conference team members were Kaylee Vampola
(2nd Team Class B), Anna Dimari, Maddie Clark,
Emma Spizzirri, and Elise Warneke (all honorable
mention all-state selections).
17 | SKUTT CATHOLICAcademic All State
Robotics
At Skutt Catholic, we embrace the term student-
Skutt Catholic Robotics (SCR), coached by Tom Jensen, began its eighth
athlete at all times. We are pleased to announce
season this fall. In the past, SCR teams have qualified for multiple state,
that 16 SkyHawks earned the Academic All-
national and world competitions. Last summer, the team went international,
State Award this fall. Congratulations to these
travelling to Beijing to participate in the World Robot Conference. The team
award winners:
qualified by placing first in the qualification rounds at the Robotics State
Thomas Baumert Maria LaSala Tournament in February. The official invitation arrived the end of April and
Kathryn Belfiore Joseph McAuliffe the team worked all summer to design, build and program a new robot
Samuel Delperdang Taylor O’Malley for the competition. They spent nine days in August competing in Beijing
Patrick Diederich Allison Pachunka and taking in the sights. At the conference, the team won the Invent Award
Ann Gregory Delaney Saucier for their innovative design. Pictured: Ryan Meyer, Alex Shouse, Jacob
Samuel Heffron T.J. Skradski Villone, and Ben Zwiener at the Great Wall during their trip to Beijing.
Drake Hobson Elise Warneke
Max Korensky Paige Warneke
Congratulations to our Skutt Catholic
students who participated in Math Day
2017 at the University of Nebraska
- Lincoln on November 16: Alaina
Anderson, Corrine Chen, Cecilia
Ferrer, Mikey Figura, Josh
Gromowsky, Tom Hermanek,
Patrick Hoody, Elizabeth Howard,
Alexis Hytrek, Molly Kramer, Jonah
Letak, Sunny Liu, Mia Morrissey,
Greta Purcell, Kevin Rice, Liz Sims,
P.J. Slattery, Hope Stratman, Caleb
Sudbeck, Noah Wasserburger, Megan
Wurtz, Stevie Yaghmour, and Cathy
Zaho. The team finished in first place in
the Class III PROBE I team competition
and 6th place out of 101 schools.
Mock Trial
The Math Quiz Bowl team of Josh
Gromowsky, Sunny Liy, and Stevie
Mary Meyer’s three mock trial teams had a very successful fall. The Skutt Black team
Yaghmour, finished in first place in
placed 6th out of 12 teams at the state mock trial competition. Team members included
Class III. Out of the more than 1,400
James Brockhouse, Kathryn Fenner, Theresa Howard, Nicholas Neumann,
participants, Sunny Liu finished 9th,
Mitchell Peterson, Sara Wallace, Victor Wilson, and Kyle Borchers.
Cathy Zaho finished 13th, and Josh
Gromowsky finished 35th.
OUR LEGACY | 18Skutt Catholic Hosts Record Number For Annual
More Than 730 in Attendance,
Angel Flight
2017 Raising Over $500,000
On Saturday, September 23, more than 730 Skutt Catholic
alumni, faculty, staff and supporters gathered to celebrate
the school’s 25th anniversary at the annual Angel Flight
fundraising dinner and auction. The special event raised
more than $500,000 to support the 770 students attending
Skutt Catholic this year.
According to Skutt Catholic president, Jeremy Moore, this
year’s landmark event enjoyed record-breaking attendance
(up from 500 last year).
“There’s a great energy at the school this year,” said Moore.
“Celebrating 25 years as a Skutt Catholic family is coinciding
with our highest enrollment to date.”
“The enthusiasm translated into a record-breaking event for
Skutt Catholic,” he continued.
“Honoring one of our very first and current faculty members,
Keith Engelkamp, along with his wife, Gretchen, was
a big draw for our entire community as well,” he said.
“The Engelkamps have been spark plugs since the very
beginning.”
Honored Guests
Keith Engelkamp was one of Skutt Catholic’s first teachers
hired by Monsignor James Gilg, the school’s founding
Keith and Gretchen Engelkamp were honored at Skutt Catholic’s Angel Flight president, in 1993. He is an award-winning biology, zoology
event marking the school’s 25th year.
and physiology teacher, and recently named the 2017
19 | SKUTT CATHOLICTop photos L-R: Bob Elliott congratulates Gretchen and
Keith Engelkamp. Judy Graham and Gretchen lead crowd in
cheer. General Chairs take time out for a selfie.
Fundraiser Marking School’s 25th Anniversary
Silver Anniversary Theme
With a theme of Angel Flight 2017 - All that glitters shines,
the school was converted into an elegant venue, complete
with valet parking and lampposts lining the walkway to
the entrance. Guests were greeted by an 8-foot silver
25 years sign in the commons where silent auction
items were displayed. Passage to the gym/ ballroom was
draped in black and silver for a walk down memory lane:
lighted posters highlighted 25 years of Skutt Catholic
history. Booklets featuring a detailed school timeline were
on each seat.
Catered by Brandeis Catering, dinner was sliced, roasted
tenderloin of beef with a Cabernet reduction sauce and
fully loaded stuffed chicken breast, served with green
beans with red pepper strips and red skin bliss potatoes.
Dessert was chocolate raspberry mousse torte and New
Angel Flight 2017: Nick and Kathy Steinbach (general chairs), Keith and Gretchen York cheesecake with a lemon coulis.
Engelkamp (honorary chairs), Heidi and Jeremy Moore (president), and Johna
and Mark Duren (general chairs) at Skutt Catholic’s Angel Flight fundraiser on
September 23. Chairs
General chairs for the 2017 Angel Flight event were Mark
Archdiocese Educator of the Year. Keith coached spring and summer baseball and Johna Duren, Ken and Bridget Kramer, and Nick and
for many years, winning five summer state championships. He now serves as Kathy Steinbach. Plans are already underway for the
the head coach for softball, and has two state championships in that sport as 2018 event. General chairs for the next Angel Flight are
well. Keith’s love of the game translated into his 25 year labor of love, working Mike and Kristina Agostino, Cory and Molly Brinker, Paula
to improve both the softball and baseball fields on campus. and Bill Lonie, and Ty and Soledad Wells.
Gretchen has served as co-president of the Booster Club, co-president of
the Post Prom event and as the cheerleading sponsor for many years. She
is known as one of Skutt Catholic’s most enthusiastic cheerleaders. She is
both an active volunteer and a vocal supporter of the school’s mission. The
Engelkamps were the honorary chairpersons for the event.
OUR LEGACY | 202016-2017
Annual Report
21 | SKUTT CATHOLICChairman’s Letter V.J. and Angela Skutt
Catholic High School
Skutt Catholic – 25 years of forming and educating
Board of Director’s
young men and women to become Christian leaders
who empower others, promote justice, and initiate
2017-2018
change. The Skyhawk community is certainly out
in the world MAKING A DIFFERENCE every day, Chuck Stevens
living our school’s mission. Chairman
It is not easy to live up to our mission statement on a
daily basis; however, it is very fulfilling to be part of a Trevor Barton
community that is accomplishing so much. We are Vice Chairman & Building and
blessed with great teaching staff and administrators Grounds Committee Chair
who serve as fantastic role models for our students.
Stop by the school any time and you can get a Sharon Rasmussen
great sense of why Skutt Catholic students love
Secretary
being at school – they are being challenged every
Chuck Stevens
day to MAKE A DIFFERENCE and to do so in their
Chairman of the Board
own unique way – whether in the classroom, in an John Kaiser
activity or in the community. Finance Committee Chair
Skutt Catholic is also very fortunate to have 25 years of support from its parents and the Brian McGrath
community. While most are not alumni, the Skyhawk experience truly has its origin in our
Advancement Committee Chair
founding fathers, parents and community supporters who have helped to shape Skutt
Catholic into what it is today. Our student’s education and development toward becoming
Christian leaders is directly dependent upon such support and guidance. During the Open Kevin O’Malley
House, new families get to experience our sense of community and commitment; this feeling Technology Committee Chair
makes others want to join the SkyHawk family.
Barb Vollmer
I believe Skutt Catholic’s success, in the past and in the future, is directly dependent upon
Strategic Plan Chair
the support of our entire community. We are also blessed with so many contributors who
provide their support in so many different ways. Whether it be on the board of directors or
a committee, or participating in a parent group, or financially supporting the school, or even Tehseen Desa
just participating at school activities, a lot of incredible people have adopted our motto and Jill Feilmeier
are selflessly part of MAKING A DIFFERENCE in the lives of our students. This selfless Joe Flaxbeard- Alumnus
community support is what makes Skutt Catholic great for students – and for the entire Patty Killgore
SkyHawk family.
Tim Kudron
Thank you for being part of our strong Skutt Catholic community and contributing to the Mike Strawhecker- Alumnus
development of our school. We are counting on your thoughts, questions, prayers and John Sutera
contributions as we continue to develop our vision and plans for the Skutt Catholic experience Ty Wells
to continue for the next 25 years and beyond. Skutt Catholic is relying on each of us to Fr. Damian Zuerlein
continue living our mission to MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
Honorary Members
God Bless!
Sally Skutt Desmond
Chuck Stevens Tom Skutt
Chairman Monsignor James Gilg
Skutt Catholic Board of Directors
OUR LEGACY | 22Operating Revenue: Amounts:
Tuition and Fees $7,674,609
Less Financial Aid & Scholarships ($1,190,039)
Net Tuition and Fees $6,484,570
Parish Assessments $292,400
2016-2017
Annual Report
Student Activities $179,766
Auxiliary Activities $176,368
Other Revenue $31,222
Total Operating Revenue $7,164,326
Operating Expenses: Amounts:
Instructional $3,854,475
Student Activities $753,139
Auxiliary Activities $78,721
General Administration $1,056,652 Functional Allocation 2017
Recruitment $135,004
Management and General
Plant Operations & Maintenance $766,855 9% Fundraising
6%
Depreciation $606,648 Admissions
2%
Interest $7,187
Total Operating Expenses $7,258,681
Operating Loss ($94,355)
Nonoperating Revenue, Support, Amounts:
Expenses, Gains, & Losses Functional Allocation
Interest and Investment Income, net $299,966
Development & Fundraising Income $1,099,121
Development & Fundraising Expense ($467,632)
Total Nonoperating Revenue, Support, $931,455
Expenses, Gain, & Losses
Program Services - Education & Activities
83%
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $837,100
NET ASSETS, Beginning of Year $11,452,473
NET ASSETS, End of Year $12,289,573
23 | SKUTT CATHOLICAs current parents at Skutt Catholic High School
and general chairs of The SkyHawk Appeal, we ask
you to take a moment and learn more about the
importance of giving to this effort!
Tim and Kari Kudron, Brent and Michelle Pohlman
SkyHawk Appeal Co-Chairs 100%
Make a difference in the life of every Skutt Catholic student. From
90% 2017-18
supporting financial aid to ensuring we offer the best in college
preparatory classes and activities, your gift to the SkyHawk Appeal
80% SkyHawk Appeal
70%
helps us meet our annual operating expenses while keeping our
tuition as low as possible. It allows us to close the near $2,000 gap 60%
If you have not yet
between tuition charged and our actual cost to educate a student. contributed to the Annual
50%
We have no intent to rest on the successes achieved thus far.
Appeal, please consider
With your support Skutt Catholic will continue to maintain both 40%
strong enrollment and program offerings in spite of the regional donating and help us
30%
and national trends toward the contrary. reach our $225,000 goal.
20%
Your participation in the SkyHawk Appeal, at any level, is deeply
valued and appreciated. Each gift contributes to our financial 10%
stability. Your gift of $10, $25, $250, $2,500, or more, helps to
further our mission of educating young men and women to
become Christian leaders who empower others, promote justice,
and initiate change.
Contact Anthony Schenk at anthonyschenk@skuttcatholic.com
for additional information or visit skuttcatholic.com to make your
online donation today.
OUR LEGACY | 24Donors Donors from July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017
Archangel - $100,000 + Novida Consulting, Inc. Ag Processing Inc.
Bruce and Marlene Haney =Jim and Mary Sackett ==Mark and Katherine Ahrens
===Barney and Julie McNeil ===Dave and Liz Sambol =Luke and Beth Augustine
==Curt and Tracy Schwartzkopf =Bill and Kate Bedford
Angel Club - $50,000 + ====Mike and Lucy Smith Chad and Jenny Bishoff
===Archdiocese of Omaha =Ken and Janet Sorensen Josh and Katie Bjorkman
SpeedPro Imaging =Garrett Brucker and Sandy Lane
Angela’s Club - $25,000 + ==Mike and Becca Strawhecker Dan and Lynn Burke
===Mark and Johna Duren ===Dan and Leslie Thiele Brad and Nancy Cagle
John and Susie Nelson ===Thiele Geotech, Inc. ===Dan and Nora Chesire
Roy and Lucy Neneman =Jeff and Marie Williamson Erik and Stefanie Christensen
Odeys Rick and Pam Witt =Corporate Lawn Care
==Ken Pohlman =Tony Yaghmour and Kristee Zoloty Yaghmour ==Jerry and Ann Crouse
===Mike and Roxanne Dooley
V.J.’s Club - $10,000 + Principal’s Club - $1,500 + =Adrian and Paula Dreessen
===Ron and Beth Amenta Educational Outfitters
==Trevor and Andrea Barton
==Bank of the West ==Egermier Wealth Management Group
====Catholic Mutual Group
Mike and Joyce Bernard ==Beth Eliason
====Mike and Sue Dobel
Bishop Business ===Ron and Corene Faltin
Terry and Judy Haney
====Borsheim’s =Ted and Becky Fischer
Leon and Annette Kerkman
====Brandeis Catering Brett Frevert
=Ann Kineen
Cardinal Health Tom Horeis
=Jim Kineen
===Central States Health & Life Co. of Omaha ==Steve and Heather Hruby
==Brent and Michele Pohlman
===Central States Indemnity Company =Larry and Linda King
==Skutt Catholic Parent Association
=Kevin and Lisa Drew =Ken and Bridget Kramer
Nick and Kathy Steinbach
====Bob and Toni Elliott =John and Suzie Lewandowski
SkyHawk Club - $5,000 + ==Jerry and Jill Feilmeier ==Mike and Maryann Litz
=Duane and Jane Fenner =Craig and Brenda Martin
Anonymous
==Charlie and Mary French =Bob and Ann Maxwell
===Mike and Dee Dee Carmody
Fun Services =Jack and Susan McMannama
Butch and Allyn Harper
Steve and Stacey Harrison Steve and Mary Merfeld
=Jay and Patty Killgore
=Thomas and Cheri Hassenstab Eric and Lindsey Micek
=Gary and Keven Kiser
=Mike and Cathy Huber =John Minton
=Steve Moskovits and Connie Kozeny-
Hugo Enterprises LLC =Mark and Jan Morris
Moskovits
Hy-Vee Omaha/Council Bluffs =Kevin and Patricia O’Malley
=Tim and Kari Kudron
=Todd and Suzanne Kathol =Tom and Michaele Pleiss
=John and Judy Mares
Lamar Advertising Co. of Omaha Quinn Insurance, Inc
=Jerry and Jenny O’Doherty
==Dan and Angie Lohaus =Tim and Erin Quinn
James and Judy Skinner
=Bill and Paula Lonie =Sharon Rasmussen
Skutt Catholic HS Football
=Mangelsen - Images of Nature Gallery ===Tom and Mary Pat Rerucha
SkyHawk Baseball Association
Andy and Amy McAuliffe ====Reed and Jane Samson
=Chuck and Christine Stevens
Tom and Mary McGuire =Brian and Amy Sauser
JeAnn Sudbeck
===Steve and Chris Mendlik Steve and Patti Schafer
The Lee and Mary Volkmer Family Foundation
Mark and Jenny Narke ===Edwin and Lorraine Schlautman
===Brett and Kathy Wawers
===Oscar’s Pizza & Sports Grille ===Kyle and Deanne Schlautman
==Patera Landscaping, LLC Skutt Catholic HS Soccer
President’s Club - $2,500 +
Pets Earth ==Mrs. Thomas J. Skutt
=Mike and Kristina Agostino ===Tony and Karen Spurlock
Tracie Pettijohn
==Dan Billerbeck Mark and Sarah Staroska
=Piezon’s Pizzeria
====Mark and Phyllis Bishoff =Byron and Linda Stigge
Premier Bank
=Mark and Rhonda Burkard Dave and Kathy Stodola
===Philip and Linda Ruden
=Steve and Janet Chambers Scott and Jackie Strasburger
=Jeff and Barb Shapiro
====Creighton University =Steve and Courtenay Swanstrom
==Tim and Jennifer Smith
==Valmont and Tehseen Desa Travel and Transport
=Jay and Tricia Snow
=Godfrey and Cathy Friedt ====Jon and Laurie Wagner
St. Wenceslaus Parish
=Bob and Lisa Goldsmith Chris and Jaime Wolfe
=Terry and Judy Strawhecker
==Bruce and Karen Goracke
=Matt and Kim Turman
Lee and Shari Grimes Silver Club - $500 +
=Valmont Industries, Inc.
Matt and Katie Haney
=Joe and Susan Wurtz Anonymous
Brandon and Kristin Hegge
==Bill and Kirsten Yates 14-Karat
===Bob and Theresa Homan
==Craig and Teresa Zwiener =ACM Claims Service, Inc.
====Ed and Patty Johnson
=Apple Family Dental Care
Greg and Theresa McDermott
Soar Club - $1,000 + ==Matt and Mary Jo Bassett
Midwest Laboratories, Inc.
Anonymous Jeremy and Bridgett Belsky
Mutual of Omaha Bank
= Donors who have given to the school for 3 - 5 consecutive fiscal years.
= Donors who have given to the school for 6 - 9 consecutive fiscal years.
= Donors who have given to the school for 10 - 14 consecutive fiscal years.
= Donors who have given to the school for 15+ consecutive fiscal years.
25 | SKUTT CATHOLICDonors Donors from July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017
Ryan and Becky Bertucci Pete and Suzanne Ricketts =Exceptional Portraits
====Mike and Clare Bissonnette Runza Paul Finochiaro
Kurt and Katie Bollish Trevor and Ann Rutten =Travis and Anne Flodine
=Boyle, Hess & Elliott, CPAs, P.C. S.M. Stevens and Associates, LLC Garage Door Services, Inc.
Felix and Peggy Carbullido =Mike and Jan Sackett =Tim and Shari Gilg
Chipotle ==Scheels All Sports =Owen and Gina Girard
==Jeff and Karen Clark Paul and Stephanie Scholz ===Mike and Lori Gordon
John and Taryn Clatanoff Greg and Pam Sellenrick =Christopher and Erin Gubbels
=Chris and Kim Connolly =Sina Way Corporation Dan Guetterman
===Thom and Joan Copenhaver =A.J. and Kim Skar =John and Deb Gustafson
Cutchall Management Company Rachel Skradski Fran and Gina Harrison
==Lou and Kathy D’Ercole =Patrick and Beth Slattery Rev. Patrick Harrison
=Devetter Fitness ==Michael and Haleigh Smith Jim and Rose Hassenstab
Dial Retirement Communities =Roger and Joyce Snowden Jamie and Marisa Herbert
Andy and Trisha Dobel ===Kurt and Kathy Strawhecker =Thomas and Patty Hermanek
Dr. Clarke Stevens Jim and Jenny Svoboda Tom and Courtney Heser
=Matt and Jill Edstrand Tiburon Golf Club Mike and Jennifer Heskin
=Wayne and Mary Elliot Tritsch Electric Company, Inc. Dan and Kelly Honz
=John and Patricia Elliott ===Jay and Amy Vankat ==Bill and Kathy Howard
Exclusively Eyecare Bill and Lisa Vlach Donna Huffman
Fast Frame Jeff and Stacy Watson =Jackie Hughes
====Joe and Judy Graham Daniel and Mary Beth White Hy-Vee
=Jeff and Amy Gromowsky =Mike and Jolene White =Interiors by Joan & Associates
Steve and Denise Gruidl Thomas and Holly Worthington John Baylor Test Prep
=Jerry and Elizabeth Hajek Yard Market Craig and Colleen Johnson
=Matt and Kim Hall Dave and Randi Zabawa =Juice Stop
Ryan and Jennifer Haney =Jorge and Ana Zedillo =Bernie and Cindy Kanger
Karen Hardy ==Randy and Patti Zerzan =Kelly’s Carpet
==Mike and Gloria Harris Tommy and Brandy Koory
==Tim Hartigan Green and Black Club - $250 + Tim and Rene’ Kremer
===Terry and Anna Healy Anonymous (3) Paul and Midge Kudron
===Matt and Suzy Heffron Active 180 Lawn Techs
=John and Cara Hilgert Jim Adams Fred and Cynthia Lukasik
==Bruce and Sherri Hoye Dee Augustin Lyman-Richey Corporation
Keith Hughes =Oliver and Tara Bantam Quinn Maass
===John Kaiser and Felicia Hutnick Tom and Lena Beeson Joe and Anna Mackevicius
=Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 ==Dan and Sheila Bleyhl Steve and Bev McCann
Thomas and Joanne Kerins John Bolas Alli McNeil
==Leading Edge Printing & Forms, Inc. Jerry and Marilyn Buresh Matt and Anne Medlock
John and Lisa Legel Tim and Alice Burns =Millard Vision Center
Kevin and Kim Lewis =Bob and Jill Camenzind =John and Michelle Moore
Jim and Desi Macaitis Dan and Jenny Carlson Mr. Picnic
Joe and Ann Mangiameli Center Trophy Company Gary and Regan Muhs
McFarlin & Brokke, P.C. Century Converting William and Barbara Naughton
Mechanical Sales, Inc. =Harrison and Melissa Chambers =Mike and Sharon Neal
==Jim and Mary Meduna Charleston Homes, LLC John and Anne Nelson
=Tom and Margo Meehan ====Phil and Deb Christiansen Mike and Christine Nelson
Midwest Designs =Continental Pool & Spa Co. Joann Niemann
==Jeremy and Heidi Moore Dante Pizzeria Napoletana =NP Dodge Company
Ken and Rachael Moreano Zach and Lisa Daub Marcus and Jessie Odorisio
==Moylan Iceplex Dave & Buster’s ===Charles and Jen Olson
Mulhall’s =Deck the Walls Steven and Angela Olson
Rob and Michelle Mullin =Kirk and Leslie Delperdang =Omaha Symphony
=Multi-Images Photography Chas and Jeannine DeVetter ==Scott and Katherine Pachunka
Nicki G. Foundation =Pat and Lois Diederich =Panda Inc.
Dan and Chris Nordstrom Dixon Golf Rick and Pam Pane
=OCI Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. =Doubletree by Hilton Downtown =Rich and Kristen Panowicz
====Mike and Peg Odorisio ==Rick and Joanie Drew Park Lane Jewelry
==Craig and Kay Olson Drs. Schaffer & Schaffer Family Eyecare Francis and Malou Paronable
Joan O’Neill =Brian and Juli Drueke ===Rick and Colleen Pivovar
Pasta Amore ===Scott and Robin Drvol Chris Pleskac
Jeff and Kristin Patera =Sharon Edloff Mike and Carol Polcyn
Bryan Pleskac ==Jeff and Mary Helen Elliott =Mike and Cheryl Poulin
PML Construction, Inc. ==Keith and Gretchen Engelkamp Prime Financial Services, Inc.
= Donors who have given to the school for 3 - 5 consecutive fiscal years.
= Donors who have given to the school for 6 - 9 consecutive fiscal years.
= Donors who have given to the school for 10 - 14 consecutive fiscal years.
= Donors who have given to the school for 15+ consecutive fiscal years.
OUR LEGACY | 26Donors Donors from July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017
Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers Tom and Cheryl Cavel ===Ron and Barb Haynes
Luke and Shelly Ranck =Chris and Jane Chapman Joe and Maggie Hebenstreit
=Kevin and Lori Rice =Charlie’s on the Lake Ron and Mona Heglin
Jim and Paula Richstein Adam and Jessica Charlsen ===Bob Heimann
Rotella Mortgage Inc. Lyle and Lois Christensen =Keith and Mona Hendrickson
Sandstone Studio’s Inc. Corpuz Family Dentistry =Katherine Hightower
==Mark and Michelle Schmidt Cottonwood Pet Resort Hilton Omaha
=Bill and Tracy Schomers Crocker, Huck, Kasher, Dewitt, Anderson & Leslie and Pamela Hotovy
Score Vision, LLC Gonderinger, L.L.C =Brian and Kate Hough
Cynthia Scoville Dave and Laura Cushing ==Damian and Gina Howard
=Kevin and Chris Shouse Eric and Stephanie Cutler Brad Hudson
=Mark and Julie Slattery Sheila Daley Burton Huerter
=Chuck and Sonja Sprague David L. Dean, DDS ===Mike and Diane Huffer
Mark Szanti Dave and Pam Davis Gary and Mary Huliska
=The Rose Performing Arts ==Rick and Jane Davis Husker Battery Service
==P.J. and Jenna Theisen Michael Davlin Joe and Lisa Hutchings
==Tritz Plumbing Inc. Kevin and Fallyne Deao Kevin and Jackie Hytrek
Doug and Sherri Troupe ====Jerry and Jeanne Dempsey Marla Irish
=Zane and Katie Tupper ==Gary and Kim Devlin Matt and Tarah Jansen
====Dennis and Barb Vollmer Pat and Kathy Diederich Teresa Johns
Andrew and Jen White Brian and Jennifer Diesing =Jan Johnson
=Dwain and Patrice Wiegand DiGiorgios Sportswear =Mary Johnston
===Jeff and Jan Wiepen Ray and Barb Doble ==Jason and Kerry Judge
=Bob and Martha Zajicek =Rafael Dorador and Ana Maria Dorador de los ==Eric and Brittany Kauffman
Santos Matt and Emily Kauffman
Make a Difference Club - $100 + Doug and Libby Dreier ===Mike and Mary Kavan
Anonymous (2) =Michael and Maureen Duff ==Greg and Theresa Keane
4-B’s Inc. Robert and Margaret Dull Glenn and Lisa Kee
Aksarben Suites Omaha =Durham Western Heritage Museum Steve and Cathy Keller
Erika Allison Eagle Run Golf Course ===Kevin and Nora Kleinsasser
Dan and Mary Altman =Steve Edloff and Ann Marquardt-Edloff Jeff and Lisa Klemme
American Gramaphone =Glen and Esther Eich Bob and Betty Knapp
=Jay and Michele Anderson ==David and Sarah Emanuel ==Jeff and Katie Koenig
=Tom and Karri Anderson =Scott and Kathy Emery ==Koleys, Inc.
Angie Arkfeld Ed and Cindy Fabian =Toby and Jennifer Korensky
Ashley Lynn’s Tanning Salon Family Fun Center =Chris Korth
Jose and Eileen Baca Phil and Sheryl Fenton Philip and Erin Kramer
=Steve and Amy Baker Amanda Ferguson Larry and Mary Kramer
Jeanne Barmettler =Pedro Ferrer =Mike and Susan Krause
Deidre Barrett =Joe and Jana Flaxbeard =Ray Krupa
==Sebastian and Mary Belfiore James and Megan Fletcher Mark and Carol Kujawa
James Bennett and Julie Tretter-Bennett Terry and Norma Fletcher Rowan and Kim Lang
Patricia Bennett Tim and Toni Flynn ==Robert and Colleen Lange
Scott and Pam Bennett Jackie Foy ==Brian and Gina Langel
==Steve and Amy Beran =Jeff and Gloria Friend =Mike and Colleen Langenfeld
=Kevin and Kim Berens ==Chris and Karen Fullinfaw =Steve and Monica Lanik
=Bergman Jewelers =Funny Bone Comedy Club =Angela Larsen
Hector Santiago and Nelly Bernier =Gentleman’s Choice ==Mike and Sara Legleiter
==Tim and Julie Bloomingdale Bryce and Rachel Goehring ==Vince and Paula Lenz
Mike and Angie Boesch =Good Life Bar and Grill ==Brian and Susie Leuschen
==Mike and Beth Boler ==Virgil and Linda Goracke Lewis Art Galary
=Patrick Borchers =Bob and Sarah Grauman Li Li
=Chuck and Ann Botdorf Alex and Catheryn Grivna Vern and Kathy Lienemann
Paul and Lori Bouda Duane Gross and Liz Kearney =Stan and Deborah Lierz
Mike and Caroline Brennan Eric and Jacqui Grossjung Steve and Laura Longo
Cory and Molly Brinker Mark and Kathy Guinane Lou’s Sporting Goods
=Brad and Kellie Broadstone ==Dave and Kathy Hahn =Bob and Sue Ludvik
=Charles and Abigail Brockhouse Michael and Kristine Haller Roger and Suzanne Luehrs
Chris and Christy Buresh Hamilton Color Labs Mahogany Prime Steakhouse
Ray and Connie Burke Pat and Suzanne Haney =Mama’s Pizza
Mark Carlson Happy Hollow Country Club Mangia Italiana
Dave Carr Tim Harrel ==Lu Mannino
Jim and KC Carroll Harry A. Koch Co. =Charles and Mary Manternach
Catholic Cemeteries Terry Hauffman =Maplewood Lanes
= Donors who have given to the school for 3 - 5 consecutive fiscal years.
= Donors who have given to the school for 6 - 9 consecutive fiscal years.
= Donors who have given to the school for 10 - 14 consecutive fiscal years.
= Donors who have given to the school for 15+ consecutive fiscal years.
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