Hawk Pride

We are proud of our school's history.

The straight line that runs through it is

top quality education,

traditions built by the student body,

and affinity for 'Hudson' that lasts a lifetime

For the Glory of God and Service to Man

Angel Hawks Do It Again -- Step Up for Our Hawks!

Hudson Catholic Finishes Strong, financially

Challenge Match, Securities Donations, Class Gifts, Alumni Association Tide School through year-end

Because Hudson Catholic as an institution has no aid to give to students and their families in the month of June, because it has all been allotted by then, we face our biggest challenge to enable students to complete their exams and school years, and look forward to returning to the student body in the next grade level in September. For a number of families, that outcome is not assured when, after receiving ample aid for the year, they remain unable to meet their tuition obligations due to a variety of hardships that befall them during the year.

This is where our Angel Hawks come to the rescue. The Alumni Association has been doing this for years, delivering $15,000 annually late in the year, to the benefit of 6 to 12 Hawks. And certain alumni, some anonymously, answer the call when asked, and are happy to rescue a family in such need, whether due to parental illness or loss, job loss, or other conditions that arise as barriers to fulfilling their financial commitments.

Gerry McGraw '72 offered up a Year End Challenge Match worth $40,000, and Hawks and friends responded with gifts totaling $30,520. Three Hawk gifts of securities brought in $51,000, and two Class Gifts delivered another $22,000. As a result, while we fell short of our goal of $400,000 for The Fund For Hudson Catholic this year, together we did produce a record total in that regard, topping last year's record total of $364,924 by 3.7% with a total of $378,291.

The Home of The Hawks is sending a great big shout-out to all who supported Hudson Catholic in myriad ways this month and throughout the past school year!

Class of '74 Gift Presented to School

Three members of the Class of '74 - David Carbone, Brian Altano, Peter Morales - traveled to the Hawk campus last week to present President-Principal Terry Matthews with their Class Gift of $12,000 in commemoration of their 50 Year Reunion held last October at the Hawks Nest. They, like all of us at Hudson Catholic, are appreciative of all the class members who donated to this class gift.

At the presentation, the class reps indicated their intention for the gift, that it be added to the Brother Patrick King, FSC Tribute Fund. Consequently, this gift lifts the lid on the campaign to raise money to commission a statue or bust of our beloved late Christian Brother, which is planned for installation in the the courtyard, to be named 'King's Courtyard'.

We have a distance to go yet, in fundraising, then the creation and installation, but we are well on the way of our journey, and the Hudson Catholic community will be hearing more about this in the coming months.

Having just delivered a fat check to the Prez, members of the Class of '74, David Carbone, Brian Altano and Peter Morales (all friends since their St. Paul of the Cross years) flank President-Principal Terry Matthews and flash their grins during their visit back to the site of their glory days.

Securities Donations Working for Hawks

The recent provision of facilities to enable Hawks and friends to make donations of securities to Hudson Catholic has been received with enthusiasm, and it now gives the school yet another avenue in which our supporters can choose the manner in which they would prefer to demonstrate that support.

Within the first month of availing instructions for enacting such donations from donors' brokerage accounts to Hudson Catholic, The Home of The Hawks has been the grateful recipient of three such gifts, each for a different purpos. Recent Hall of Fame Inductee Bill Cullen '72 enacted his gift match for the Day of Giving Challenge, and to fund the St. John's Fund to assist Hawks intending to further their studies at the SJU Maurice Greenberg School of Risk Management. Mike Kahrer '75 made his gift of securities to serve as a Match Challenge in funding the first gift to the planned 1975 Class Gift as part of the class's upcoming 50 Year Reunion celebration. And Mike Lubanski '90 made a direct gift to The Fund for Hudson Catholic with the intent to help the community in response to Gerry McGraw '72's 'Year End Match Challenge'.

These gifts featured shares of Nvidia, Apple and Microsoft -- stocks among the most highly traded, for companies at the highest market capitalization. These stocks have appreciated greatly in a relative short period of time, producing capital gains that are non-taxable in charitable gifts, consequently can greatly benefit our school as much as the donors who will avoid taxable events and create tax deductions at the same time. In which case, this manner of donating can and should entice more Hawks to consider supporting Hudson Catholic with before-tax gifts.

Help Secure Our Future

Gift Securities to Hudson Catholic

Meet The Prez

The summer months are here, which means that the pace of the campus slows down without the student body traversing the halls, but administering to the campus remains apace. Fridays are off, but the Administration shifts its focus to preparing the facilities and programs for readiness come the first week of September.

To less-than-frantic pace of the hallways in these next 60 days are ideal for visits to the Nest, particularly for meeting with President Terry Matthews, who looks forward to having the uninterrupted time to greet alumni and friends, and welcome those who may not have returned since their graduation day.

Come on back, we’d love to show you what we have done with the place. You might be surprised by how we have preserved the facilities to the point of nostalgia.

Do you need a reason to make the ‘commute’ to McGinley Square? Perhaps you are returning to New Jersey from out of state and may not have another foreseeable opportunity? Or as a supporter, you try to keep up with school happenings in Building The Legacy and want to hear more detail, first-hand, about what is going on? Or simply for an exchange of ideas? Or perhaps to plan your next gift for where it may be needed the most? All good reasons to make the trip.

Simply drop a note to the Chief Advancement Officer, Gary Ferrari, at advancement@hudsoncatholic.org, containing your desired date to visit in July or August, and we'll make the arrangements and confirm back to you. We’ll ready the red carpet for rollout at the Mercer Street entrance on your planned date of visitation.

Look Who Stopped By!



Miguel 'Mike' Alvarez '79, all the way from Encino, CA, was in North Jersey, and dropped in on Terry Matthews. Mike's last time on campus was in June 2004 for his class's 25th Reunion.

Message From The President,

-- Terry Mathews

The summer has begun but there is truly no summer vacation in a high school. Even as we close the 2024-2025 school year, we are working feverishly to prepare for the 2025-2026 year. It’s the never-ending cycle of education!

I first want to thank everyone who has offered their support this past year. Hudson Catholic is able to continuously provide a quality Catholic education with a full slate of academic and extracurricular offerings because of all of our alums, friends and families who provide aid and resources. I know people want to see the results of their efforts and I take great pride in being able to provide them!

On May 31^st, we graduated 123 seniors from St. Aedan’s Church. Our Valedictorian is heading to the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania, while our Salutatorian will be attending NJIT on a full-ride. As always, we had a 100% college acceptance rate!

In what will become an annual tradition, three Hawk alums handed their sons diplomas at Graduation. Walter Chowanec ’90 to Craig Chowanec; Javier Garcia ’93 to Javier Garcia Jr.; and Shawn Wilson ’83 to Jude Wilson. 

We currently have 136 registered freshmen for the Class of 2029.

We are bringing another person on board in our Advancement Office to concentrate on some organizational best practices, as well as focus specifically on cultivation within our classes from the 1980’s and 1990’s.

We have added another person to work in our Business Office, which will give us someone to focus solely on day-to-day operations, check writing, benefits and payroll, among general duties.

We have hired Justin Gonzalez, previously at Immaculate Conception, to replace Jaime de Leon as our Director of Enrollment Management & Admissions. It was important to find someone that had prior high school recruiting experience, preferably focused on our school’s demographics, and who had SFIC and SPA relationships, if possible. 

We have brought on MaryBeth Landis as a Math teacher. MaryBeth has extensive Catholic and Public School experience and is a Highly Effective Math teacher. Recently retired, she has also gone through the NJBOE’s Teacher Mentorship training, which will be extremely helpful as she will create a mentorship program for our new teachers.

Three of our students have been accepted to the NY/NJ Port Authority Police summer program.

Three of our students will be attending NASA’s Space Camp this summer.

The Boys Volleyball team captured the Group 1 South State Championship for the first time in school history. Head Coach, Fernando Colon, was named Coach of the Year and Alan Santiago became the first male Hawk Volleyball player to earn 1^st Team All-State accolades.

The Girls Track & Field team had a tremendous weekend at the NJSIAA Non-Public B State Championship Meet, finishing in 4th place despite having no seniors as we were graduating that Saturday. The 4 x 100m relay are State Champions as they placed first, breaking the school record in the process with a time of :50.34 seconds. The team consisted of Juniors Faith Eatman (daughter of Cleveland Eatman ‘82”), Breanna Miller and Kimora Sims, and Freshman Maliah Duru.

Junior Breanna Miller had an incredible meet as, in addition to being part of the winning relay, she placed 1st in the 100m sprint with a time of :12.15, breaking the school and Hudson County record in the process. As if that wasn’t enough, she placed 1st in the 200m sprint with a time of :25.88, beating her nearest competitor by almost a full second, and won the High Jump, too! That’s correct, Breanna is a State Champion in FOUR different events!

By the end of the high school sports seasons, 23 Hudson Catholic seniors had announced they will be continuing their academic and athletic careers on the collegiate levels.

August 16th

In Belmar

Friendly Sons of the Shillelagh Club

16th Ave. 3pm

What will be this year's Hawk Swag?

September 22nd

October 18th

5pm at The Hawks Nest

October 25th

At the Hawks Nest

REUNION REMINDERS

Hey MillenniAlums!

It's 25 Years for 2000

Let's Get It in Gear!

Special Note to 2020

Covid deprived you of

your senior prom and in-person graduation.

You are the only class to have a 'Virtual Graduation'

Let's get you together for a real live and in-person celebration of the truly unique class that you are!

Contact Jill Cypher at jcypher@hudsoncatholic.org

to express interest in having / helping with your class reunion

Building The Legacy makes for ideal Summer Reading

Take us with you to the beach or mountains/ catch up on back issues

June Brings Retirements

Brother Tim Ahern & Bishop Gregory Studerus

Brother Tim Ahern, FSC has retired after completing 55 years delivering the Lasallian mission of education - in teaching and administration. Fifteen of those years were spent serving the students of Hudson Catholic. His first tour of duty in Jersey City comprised faculty and coaching assignments, from 1979 to 1988. His second tour of duty saw his return to McGinley Square as Head of School, for five years, from 1999 to 2005. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude for all the lives he touched in our community. As a result, he is one of the most beloved Christian Brothers to ever step on to our campus and become a ‘Jersey City guy’.

Brother Tim spent the last 13 years of his service teaching at Christian Brothers Academy and plans on retiring to the FSC community right there on the Lincroft campus. Hard to believe that our version of Dick Clark will celebrate his 60th anniversary as a De La Salle brother in 2026. Stay tuned.

Share your memories of, and salutes to, Brother Tim Ahern at advancement@hudsoncatholic.org and we will publish them in the next issue of 'BTL'.

Bishop Gregory Studerus has served unofficially as Hudson Catholic's Spiritual Leader for the past four years while in residence on the Hudson Catholic campus as the official Vicar of Hudson County. Consequently, he will be greatly missed as he retires from active service this month.

Hudson Catholic has been truly blessed to have had Bishop Studerus on campus As a consequence of carrying out his liturgical leadership in Hudson County from McGinley Square, his proximity has enabled him to provide pastoral services for the practice of our faith, e.g., celebrations of Mass (weekly; the Baccalaureate, the annual Alumni Mass of Remembrance), the Sacrament of Confirmation, School Liturgies, and Event Blessings.

We thank Bishop Studerus for his unwavering dedication and his deep concern for the spiritual well-being of everyone at Hudson Catholic. May God bless him in his retirement.

Along With a Departure

-- Long Time Basketball Coach & Athletic Director,

Nick Mariniello

Just before we went to publication, President-Principal Terry Matthews announced Nick Mariniello's departure to the Hudson Catholic family, following 15 years of service as Boys Basketball Coach and Athletic Director. His destination: Director of Athletics at Christian Brothers Academy (CBA) in Lincroft, NJ. Terry thanked Nick for his years of dedication to our school; for his stewardship of our Athletic Programs; for his dedication to our student-athletes, especially throughout their college processes; for the achievements of our Boys Basketball teams; and for his commitment to Hudson Catholic. 

In turn, Nick issued the following statement: "I am extremely grateful and humbled by how the members of the Hudson Catholic Community accepted and gave me a home 15 years ago. I am proud that I was part of the renaissance and rebirth of an institution that continues to empower a community. I would like to thank my former and current Administrators and colleagues who challenged me to elevate my game. I want to thank the student-athletes who have helped maintain a standard of academic and athletic excellence. Most of all, I want to thank my former and current players and their families for trusting me with being their Coach. I am a better person, a better coach and a better man because of Hudson Catholic." 

We wish Coach Mariniello success in his new endeavor. The search to replace him in both roles began immediately. Terry has committed to keeping our stakeholders informed as we move rapidly, but thoughtfully, through the process.

Hawk Happenings

One More for the Gym Banners

For four seniors on the Boys Volleyball Team, they helped to bring home the school’s latest State Sectional Championship Title (Group 1) a few days following their graduation! A pretty nice encore. They defeated St. John Vianney in Holmdel, 2-0 (25-21, 25-22) to win the school’s first Boys Volleyball sectional championship, which happens to be the first title of any kind that Hudson has eared in this sport. Congratulations to Coach Fernando Colon and all of our Hawk players.

Post-script: The Hawks put up a great fight but fell just short to West Caldwell Tech, 25-20 & 27-25 in the State Championship match only a few days later.

State Laurels for Girls Track, and One Girl in Particular

Our 4x100m Girls Relay Team emerged as State Champion and broke the School Record with a time of 0:50.34. Team members are Juniors Faith Eatman, Breanna Miller, Kimora Sims, and Freshman Maliah Duru. 2026 looks brighter still!

Breanna Miller added 1^st Place Individual medals in the 100m Sprint with a time of 0:12.15, breaking the School and Hudson County Records; in the 200m Sprint with a time of 0:25.88, beating her nearest competitor by almost a full second; and, the High Jump, making Brianna a FOUR-EVENT State Champion, making her the most decorated runner in Girls and School State Track history!

College Acceptances are Far, Wide, Plentiful

The below graphics represent a sample of the total college and university acceptances compiled by our high-achieving Class of '25.

Tuition Savings for Dual Degree Grads is Monumental

Our recent Dual Degree Grads -- Hudson Catholic AND St. Peter's University Associate degrees -- 22 of them, compiled some significant college tuition savings for themselves as a result of all their hard work put into their sophomore through senior years 'attending' SPU courses on both campuses. Each grad earned 60 college credits.

At $595 per credit, net of the comparatively nominal additional cost for these courses in addition to their tuition obligations at Hudson Catholic, each student realized savings of $30,475! That amounts to a combined savings of $670,450 for this 5th Cohort alone. Including follow-on scholarship and discounts for continued studies at St. Pete's, those savings rise to $744,500.

When these savings are added to the first four cohorts in the Dual Degree Program, cumulative savings generated by this exclusive Hudson Catholic college program (administered by Ms. Erin Drennan and instituted by Mr. William Venezia '70 (ret.) amounts to nearly $7,000,000!

Our Catholicity on Display

One week following our graduation activities, five underclassmen, members of Hudson Catholic's RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Program, having been guided through a journey of faith that culminates in the reception of the sacraments of Baptism, the Eucharist, and Confirmation, were confirmed by Bishop Gregory Studerus. The students had undergone weekly classes after school and participated in a retreat as part of the program overseen by Ms. Maria Maderal and Mr. Archie Mabini of Faculty. And two of our Hawks chose Mr. Mabini and Mr. Frank McGady, also Faculty, as their Confirmation Sponsors. Our Hawks were part of an overall group comprising 21 others from among St. Dominic Academy, St. Peter's Prep, and St. Aedan's Parish.

Congratulations to The Student/Partner Alliance, too!

Fourteen members of the Class of 2025 have been supported over their high school years by the sponsors and mentors of the Student/Partner Alliance, an organization that has been supporting Hudson Catholic Hawks in this fashion for six years. So, as the S/PA congratulates our grads for a job well done, it is our turn to congratulate the Student/Partner Alliance for another year of their job well done and continuing to earn our unending gratitude for their support of the students entrusted to our care in the delivery of our Lasallian mission of service to others.

Port of Call

Congratulations to Junior Brendan McCall and Sophomores Nayana Baptiste and Kayla Gaston on being accepted into the NY/NJ Port Authority Police Department’s Summer Program!

"Stay Thirsty, My Friends!"

Handsome Hawk Hops

And, yes!, Black & Golden Lager remains available for sale!

There are 25 cases (150 4-packs) from the original canning run.

You can Order through the above Scan Code

And pick up any time. Tell them The Hawk sent you!

Alumni Spotlight

Leadership, Service, Achievements

(and occasional whimsy)

Multi Talented & Cultural. Gianna Flores ‘18 is the new Co-Director of Recruitment Strategy for Omega Phi Chi Multicultural Society, following her time serving as a Youth Ambassador for Jersey City Puerto Rican Heritage Arts & Culture, as a Clerk for the City of Jersey City, and as an Intern for the Vyzas and Associates Law Firm in Jersey City, which is led by Vince Vyzas '81.

Coming Attraction. Sofia Echandy '21 recently graduated from NYU's Tisch School of Arts with a BA degree in Cinema. Throughout her journey, she served as a Teaching Assistant at America Reads America Counts, an Intern at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, and a Case Manager Intern at the International Rescue Committee. Sofia left Hudson Catholic after her junior year (during the pandemic) due to her family's relocation, but she 'Will Always Be A Hawk'.

Suits. Stephen Kenny '10 is an Associate Attorney at Labaton Keller Sucharow in New York City three years removed from serving as a Judicial Fellow in the chambers of the Honorable Gerald Lebovits at the New York State Supreme Court. Prior to that, he served as a Civil Litigation Extern at the U.S. Attorney's Office of the Eastern District. Stephen earned his BA in English and Political Science at St. Peter's University and, staying n the care of the Jesuits, went on to a JD from Fordham University School of Law.

Advice and Consent. Brendyn Godesky '09 is a Caddie at Jersey City's Liberty National Golf Club, and spent time in the same role at the Essex County Country Club in West Orange, where he worked our 2022 Black & Gold Golf Event. He got his start in the golf profession at the equally prestigious Bayonne Golf Club, manning the ProShop and Outside Operations.



UIdaho-bound! Legacy Hawk Andrew Anglin ’06, son of Pioneer Hawk Len Anglin ’68, is on the move – to Pullman, Washington - and happy to be back in higher education after accepting a position as a Marketing Lecturer in the College of Business & Economics with the University of Idaho Vandals in Moscow, ID, which is on the WA-ID border. Len and wife Rosalie, plan on making the long drive from South Carolina in the late summer/early fall to see what Andrew has gotten himself into.

Cooking for a Country. 'Chopped' Champion Claude Lewis '98 was featured in an article in Forbes Magazine about the recent Antigua and Barbuda Culinary Month event that opened the door to Caribbean Heritage Month.



New Flock for Father Fano. Rev. Frank Fano '97 will depart his duties at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Ridgewood and take up his new assignment as an administrator at Saint Gabriel's in Saddle River on July 1^st.



Irish and Ivy League. Joe Rolon '94 is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame, received a Masters degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University, and is the Assistant Dean for Student Life at Princeton University's Butler College, one of seven residential colleges at the center of undergraduate life at Princeton University. Joe is a filmmaker, a trivia buff with a desire to appear on Jeopardy, and has co-facilitated a global leadership course in Cuba, which was a powerful visit for him, to set foot in his family's homeland, from which they had to escape the communist regime.



Port Minder. Christopher Noble ‘92 recently retired from the Port Authority Police Department of NY/NJ (23 years) after 26 years of commendable service in law enforcement that started with the Hudson County Sheriff’s Office. Assigned to Teterboro Airport after serving Newark Airport, and all the long shifts and tough jobs, he is still smiling on his way out the door. 

Running Man. Ruben Ramos '91 a lifelong Hoboken resident and a public school teacher, is a Hoboken Councilman and former State Assemblyman who has his sights set on City Hall. He is a candidate for Mayor in the Mile Square City. The election is set for November 5th.

International Authority. Marco Poisler '88 presented his research on "Technology Adoption Aboard Heavy Lift Vessels" to the International Association of Maritime Economists at the Norwegian School of Economics in Bergen, Norway to more than 300 maritime economists and global stakeholders at a world class setting for advancing maritime innovation and collaboration.

Tell Us

Just one of many things that unites us as Hawks is that Hudson Catholic alumni spread around the nation and the world are making incredible contributions to their communities, professions, and to Hudson Catholic.

If you know of an exceptional Hawk deserving recognition, we invite you to share why, by writing to advancement@hudsoncatholic.org with examples of Hawk alumni and alumnae leadership, service, and achievement...........and occasional whimsy.

Hawk Gatherings

On a rainy day in mid-June in Avon-By-The-Sea, ten Hawks of '74 gathered at The Columns, still feeling the goodwill and cheer they shared not yet one year after their 50 Year celebration. The Happy Hawks are, seated, L. to R., Tom Cantillon, Jimmy Moran, Michael Skea, Steve D'Andrea, Matt McGrath; standing, L. to R., Mike Ammerman, Peter Morales, Brian Altano, Brian Finnerty, Stanley Kiebus.

Nice Beer!

Two members of the Class of 1972, Thomas Magaldi and Robert O'Grady, proudly holding up Black and Golden Lager at the Astor Bar, a/k/a/ home court.

If you can't take it with you,

why not leave it to Hudson Catholic?

Where it can provide perhaps the greatest gift of all

THE GIFT OF EDUCATION

For more information on ways to arrange a meaningful planned gift

Contact the Chief Advancement Officer, Gary Ferrari '73 at gary.ferrari@hudsoncatholic.org or 201-888-6276.

Blasts From the Past

’69 Baccalaureate Mass. From Bob Stroebel ’69, who should know – he was there --the Class of ‘69 had its Baccalaureate Mass at St. Paul of the Cross, with the understanding that the School was going to rotate it around the different grammar schools that sent students to HC, starting with St. Paul of the Cross, which was his Parish.

Bob’s recollection is that this initiative arose following the 1968 Baccalaureate Mass at St. Aedan’s, with St. Paul of the Cross following in 1969 because of the relationship of Pastors Robert Duffy and Francis Hennessy, respectively, who both came from St. Aedan’s.

On a personal note, Bob fractured his ankle on the senior class trip and had to graduate on crutches, but hobbled up and down the aisle at his ‘home’ church.

From the Mass, a photo featuring the Hawk Music Club, L-R: Rich Bourgoin '69 (RIP), Vin Tomassi '70, Tom Zafian ‘69, Steve Liptak ‘69 and Mr. Matt Hagovsky, Music Teacher.

A Hawk tradition is to arrange class members in the shape of the year of their graduation, in the Courtyard. How the photo is nabbed is anybody's guess. In this case, the Millennium Class is celebrating their 25th anniversary this year, so let this serve as a reminder that you should be organizing for a reunion at The Home of The Hawks.

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No Hawk Left Behind

We lose touch with some of our graduates who move around, go off to college, start careers, get married, etc. In some cases, they retire, having used their work email to receive ' BTL', and forget to notify us of a personal email address. Help us find them again and make it harder for us to lose touch. Many on this list have siblings who are Hawk alumni, so turn them in at advancement@hudsoncatholic.org or send them to hudsoncatholic.org/stay-connected to update their contact info.

Reminders

If you receive our email at your workplace

We may not be getting through to you if our email is being intercepted by your spam filter. Only you can correct that by placing us on your safe list, which would allow communications from our Constant Contact email platform to reach you.

For Hawks at or nearing retirement age

and receive this newsletter at your workplace email address

Please send us your personal email address at hudsoncatholic.org/stay-connected, or we will lose touch with you! This happens often.

advancement@hudsoncatholic.org to:

Plan a visit back to the Hawks Nest

Obtain or donate a yearbook through The Yearbook Exchange

Convey an obituary notice

Advertise your business card here for $30 per issue

Death Notifications

may be sent to

info@hawkalumni.org

Do you have a newsworthy item or something from the present or past to share with the Hawk community?

·    Landed your first job? Taken a new one?

·    Received a promotion or honor?

·    Gotten engaged or married?

·    Celebrated a milestone anniversary?

·    Welcomed a child or grandchild?

·    Reminisced with fellow Hawks recently?

·    Relocated?

·    Retired from your last job?

Hudson Catholic welcomes any and all news about your career, education, family life, and reconnecting with other alumni.

Submit a note and share photos with the Hudson Catholic community at

advancement@hudsoncatholic.org

Words of Wisdom

"Each of us is the result of a thought of God. Each of us is willed. Each of us is loved. Each of us is necessary."

-- Pope Benedict XVI

"The harder I work, the luckier I get."

-- Gary Player,

PGA Hall of Fame Golfer

"What if our greatest impact had nothing to do with time, status or possessions, but everything to do with how we made people feel?"

-- Anonymous

Requiescant in Pace

Vita Mutatur Non Tollitur

(Life is changed, not ended)

___________________________

Steven Bucherer '79,

brother of Joseph Bucherer '79

Carmine Arnone,

brother of John Arnone ‘74

Leo Czarkowski,

father of Scott Czarkowski ’86 and Craig Czarkowski ’89 (dec.)

Lucia Manzo,

mother of Michael Manzo '74, John Manzo '82, Frank Manzo '86

______________________________

Will be remembered in the annual

Alumni Mass of Remembrance

on November 2nd, 2025

The Office of Advancement ~ Gary, Jill & Jenine

201-332-5970 x118

Advancement@hudsoncatholic.org ~ OR ~ gary.ferrari@hudsoncatholic.org

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