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Sacred Heart High School Alumni Association 15 N. East Avenue Non-Profit Org. Vineland, NJ 08360 U. S. POSTAGE PAID The Lions Den Vineland, NJ Permit No. 367 S A C R E D H E A R T H I G H S C H O O L A L U M N I A S S O C I A T I O N Volume 4, issue 2 September, 2008 RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Your donation is greatly appreciated. Make checks payable to September, 2009 SHHS Scholarship Fund and mail to: SHHS Alumni Association 15 N. East Avenue, Vineland, NJ, 08360 Donations: First Name Maiden Name Last Name $25.00______________ Address $50.00______________ Phone # Email Address Year Graduated $100.00_____________ Comments: Other_______________ Have you moved? Are you moving? Send us your new address by mail or email us at "firstname.lastname@example.com". School website is www.shhslions.com. SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Fall, 2008 FROM THE PRINCIPAL Sacred Heart High School 15 N. East Avenue Vineland, NJ 08360 (856) 691-4491 or 691-1539 Fax:856-563-1644 www.shhslions.com Rev. Father Edward Namiotka August 26, 2008 Dear Alumni and Friends, As I write this letter, Sacred Heart High School is undergoing changes to its administrative structure. Beginning this school year we are employing a President / Principal model of governance found in many private high schools throughout the country. Since its foundation in 1927, Sacred Heart had a Sister of St. Joseph as principal in charge of the school. When I took over in 1998, I was the first male principal to walk the hallways of the school. Now Sacred Heart has its first laywoman as principal— Mrs. Diane Tucker. Mrs. Tucker has worked with me for a decade in roles as Vice-Principal, Guidance Director and Assistant Principal of Academ- ics. As Principal she will be responsible for the everyday operation of the school and daily supervision of teachers, students and staff. As the newly-appointed President of the school, I will work with the school's Advisory Board and alumni, oversee the planned future building project, and continue to provide spiritual guidance and leadership for the school. At this point in time the President / Principal model will best provide the school with what it needs for efficient and effective leadership. You will be happy to know that Sacred Heart High School continues to plan for its growth into the future. With an addition to our present facilities, we anticipate an increased student enrollment. This multi-million dollar expansion would add additional classrooms, offices, auxiliary rooms and an auditorium to our facility and establish us prominently on Landis Avenue. It is what is needed to help us keep the students academically and technologically competitive and well-prepared for college. All of this anticipated growth, however, does come with an ever-increasing price tag. The cost of tuition and fees this year is $7,450.00 ($6,950. tuition / $500. fees) per student. There are a significant number of families (approximately one-third) look- ing to us for some financial help. Again, I ask for benefactors to help sponsor a student in financial need (either in part or com- pletely). Wouldn't it give great satisfaction to know that you have helped someone to receive the gift of a Catholic education that you were privileged to have had? I do not like turning away families that want to provide their children with a Catholic education because they cannot afford it. The Alumni phase of our Annual Giving Appeal will take place shortly. To keep this school on a solid financial basis and to allow for future growth and progress, we hope that the majority of our alumni will commit to a donation each year. Please take the time to respond to our appeal when asked. Know that I remember each of you in my prayers, at daily Mass and during our Eucharistic Adoration each Friday. Please re- member us too. Sincerely, (Rev.) Edward F. Namiotka President 2 PARISHES MERGE the Joshua M. Moren Scholarship Fund. A scholarship Diocese of Camden Bishop Joseph Galante will be awarded to a Sacred Heart High School student who recently announced the merging of parishes in will be attending college upon graduation. Great job John the diocese and the closing of others. It will and Robert! reduce the number of parishes from 124 to 66. Sacred Heart and St. Isidore's parishes will Dr. Michael Martinelli '78 has been appointed medical merge with the primary site and business to be director of Our Lady of Lourdes North American Volun- conducted at St. Isidore. Sacred Heart Church will not close teers. In October, he and a medical group, which he helped and will continue scheduled Masses on weekends as well as organize, will accompany the very sick to Lourdes, France weddings, funerals and special events. St. John Bosco and St. to help make their trip as comfortable as possible. This will Anthony's Mission in Port Norris will merge with St. Mary be his third trip to Lourdes in this capacity. He also works Magdalen in Millville. In Bridgeton, St. Teresa of Avila and with an Italian organization that brings people to different Immaculate Conception will merge with St. Michael in Ce- sanctuaries around the world. Mike is a graduate of the darville and St. Mary's in Rosenhayn. The changes were University of Notre Dame and Chicago Medical School. made due to an estimated reduction of priest by 50% by the He completed cardiology training at Temple University and year 2015 and "changing demographics." The merges will is chief of Cardiology at St. Peter's Hospital in Albany, N. create larger parishes and combine resources to better serve Y. Mike and his wife Carol (Marone) have three chil- the Catholic community. dren. His parents are Mike and Rosalie DiPaola Marti- nelli '53. God Bless you in your good work, Mike! Fr. Ed. Namiotka, President of SHHS, was one of four local priests who attended a pa- GRANT PROVIDERS: pal Mass in Washington, D.C. when Pope At the recommendation of Francis J. Vondra '40, the T. Benedict XVI visited the United States in Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving has awarded a April. They were among several hundred grant of $600.00 to the SHHS Scholarship Fund. It was priests in an area surrounding the altar who concelebrated given in memory of Janice M. Vondra, Charles L. Mass with the Pope. Several years ago, Fr. Ed attended a Vondra '35, Norbert V. Vondra '39 and Roseana Plopert seminar at St. Charles Seminary in Philadelphia when Pope Vondra '42. Benedict was a cardinal. He remembers him "as a soft- A grant of $250.00 was received from the Fund for Charita- spoken and gentle man and a very deeply spiritual and intelli- ble Giving PNC Bank, N.A. at the recommendation of gent person." Ralph '58 and Bonnie Ruggeri Tursini '66 to benefit the SHHS Scholarship Fund. ALUMNI IN THE NEWS Our sincere thanks to both Francis J. Vondra and Ralph Nick and Marlene Figarole Panichelli '52 and Bonnie Tursini for their thoughtfulness. were lucky to get out unharmed when their new retirement home in Liberty Village, Millville was destroyed by fire on News from the Shaw Sisters April 29, 2008. The fire started in the garage and consumed Patricia Shaw Wojciechowski '73 both their cars and a major portion of the house. Neighbors, Is a school teacher and previously taught at Sacred Heart family and friends helped Nick and Marlene retrieve valu- Grammar School. She currently resides in Massachusetts ables from a part of the house that was spared. The developer with her husband Gene and daughter Katharine. Pat's two of the Village has given them the model unit to live in until other daughters are Elizabeth who graduated in May with a their home is rebuilt. Good Luck, Nick and Marlene. degree in Nursing from Catholic University and Christina who attends the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia TRAGEDY STRIKES SENIOR CLASS is in the PharmD program. All three girls attended Sacred Josh Moren, 18, who just graduated from Heart Grammar School. SHHS on June 2, 2008, was tragically killed by an alledged drunken driver as he Mary Shaw '75 is a registered nurse. She is currently a was traveling to attend a party with family clinical research nurse at the Univ. of Pennsylvania Health and friends. Some of his classmates and System in the Liver Transplant Program. Mary resides in baseball teammates came upon the acci- Williamstown, NJ. dent 20 minutes after it happened. Josh was one of the elite players on SHHS's championship base- Barbara Shaw Hirsch '77 is a registered nurse and an at- ball team and was loved by everyone. Our sympathy to the torney. She resides in Maryland with her husband Steve Moren family and all the SHHS family. (See Deceased and 11 year old twins Sarah and Daniel. Alumni) David R. Hurst '85 has joined the law firm Montgomery, In Josh's honor, his friends John Barruzza '06 and Robert McCracken, Walker and Rhoads, LLP as counsel and vice- Green '07 established the First Annual Joshua M. Moren Me- chair of the firm's Bankruptcy, Creditors' Rights and Re- morial Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament that was held on Au- structuring section. His practice focuses on corporate re- gust 9, 2008. All proceeds of this annual event will benefit 3 structuring and bankruptcy matters. He has represented nu- tries and is now living in Norfolk, Va. merous public and private companies in out-of-court restruc- turings, "prepackaged" bankruptcies and traditional chapter The gang sends regards to all their dear friends back home! 11 cases, both in Delaware and nationally. David lives in Newark, Delaware with his family, which recently expanded with the birth of their third child, Molly Catherine." Agostino "Augie" Fabietti, Jr. '63 was the 2008 recipient of Congratulations, David and family! St. Augustine Prep's Gregor Mendel Award which is given to "those who exemplify their commitment to family, commu- Michael Tisa '00 was named as the Outstanding ALS nity and God." He founded the Tom Fabietti Scholarship (Advanced Life Support) Provider by the NJ Dept. of Health Foundation in memory of his son. "Augie" is a senior partner and Senior Services, Office of Emergency Medical Services of an accounting firm in Egg Harbor Township, NJ. in November, 2007. The award was presented to Michael at the N.J. State EMS Award in Atlantic City. He currently Sister Kathleen Burton, SSJ '67 was one of three recipients works with the Underwood Hospitals MICU Program. He of the 2008 Religious Educational Excellence Award given by was previously recognized for his outstanding achievements the National Association of Parish Catechetical Directors on and teamwork in emergency pre-hospital care in 2005 and March 27, 2008. Each award winner represents a parish with the NJ Association of Paramedic Program's Paramedic which exemplifies outstanding programs serving children, Team Excellence Award. parents and adults. Stephanie Sparagna '88 has been employed as a Deputy Donna Volpe Donato '74, a faculty member of Eastern Re- District Attorney by the Los Angeles Co., Calif. District At- gional High School in Voorhees, received the Excellence in torney's office since 1988. She has been assigned to special Education Award from the World Affairs Council of Philadel- units including Family Violence, Sex Crimes and Crimes phia at the Union League of Philadelphia on June 10, 2008. Against Peace Officers. She is presently assigned to the Jus- The award recognizes an educator with visionary leadership tice System Integrity Unit which investigates and prosecutes and an exemplary commitment to teaching about world affairs misconduct by members of law enforcement including attor- and international issues. Donna's career includes 29 years of neys, peace officers and judges. In July, 1999, Stephanie was education, training, teaching and curriculum development in honored by the Association of District Attorneys as DA of the secondary social studies education. She coordinates the month and in the year 2000, she was presented the school's gifted and talented seminar program and has advised "Outstanding Prosecutor Award" by the Justice for Homicide the school's World Affairs Club for 18 years. Donna is a Victims, Inc. an organization created by mothers of homicide graduate of Ursinus College and the University of Pennsyl- victims including the mothers of Sharon Tate and Dominique vania and lives in Mt. Laurel, NJ with her husband and two Dunn. After one murder trial, a juror wrote the District Attor- children. ney, "Her knowledge of the law and command of language was extraordinary…She exemplified the often sought after Lt. Col. Ralph C. Squillace '60 retired from the military in but rarely achieved attributes of decency, honor and hon- 1992 and is pursuing his own interests. After living in various esty…Ms Sparagna's closing argument, something I will cities, he has made his home in Robertsdale, Alabama. never forget, inspired us to do our best to evaluate the evi- dence and to follow the law." She is one of the top DA's out Each year November 11th is designated as Veterans Day to of 800 prosecutors in L.A. County. Stephanie will again be remember all who served our country. It is a special time for honored in September/October, 2008 by the Association of the Ricci family of Vineland as all five siblings served during District Attorneys for the prosecution and conviction in the WWII. Carlo Ricci '40 was a student at Glassboro State Col- murder trial of David Steinberg and Jeffrey Weaver that re- lege (now Rowan University) when he was called to active quired two separate juries and four months to complete. Her duty. He graduated from flight training school as a second proud parents Francis '45 and Carmella DiTomo Sparagna Lieutenant and received his pilot's wings. He flew a P40 and '49 flew out to California to witness her closing argument and was assigned to the Air Force's 352nd Fighter Group. Carlo celebrate her winning a conviction. Great Job, Stephanie! flew numerous missions between England and Germany and Cynthia Sparagna '75 is a Real Estate Agent for Ewing and shot down a German plane for which he received an oak leaf Associates /Sotheby's International Realty in Sherman Oaks, medal. While in Germany he met his wife Kathe. They were Ca. and is a Board member of Sherman Oaks Chamber of married in the United States in 1947. Carlo began teaching in Commerce. Vineland and later earned a master's degree in educational administration from Temple University. He has been a Danielle Sparagna '82 is a para-legal working in her brother teacher, principal, curriculum coordinator and assistant super- Fran's law office in Encino, Ca. intendent in the Vineland School System. Fran Sparagna, Jr. '69 is a partner with his wife in the law Please remember all who have served or are serving our coun- firm of Sparagna and Sparagna in Encino, Ca. try especially those in troubled areas of the world. Jack Sparagna '73 is retired from the Navy and Pirot Indus- 4 newsletter coming. Good luck with the expansion. Looking FROM THE EMAIL AND MAILBOX forward to our Class' 50th reunion." Shawn O'Donnell '92-"I finished my BSBA through Touro University and graduated Jackie Calabrese O'Brien '56 –"Thanks for the time and Suma Cum Laude. Also, I just finished a six effort that is put into making the "Lion's Den" the success it month work assignment with CACI support- is." ing the US Army Contracting Command in southwest Asia. I am returning to Virginia Ronald Jost '64 –"Thank you very much for providing us and will be working on the Naval Research and Development with features that reconnect us with SHHS and Vineland. We project for weapons systems. I hope all is well in Vineland moved to the shore over 25 years ago and have lost contact and I just wanted to wish everyone the best!!" Shawn's ad- with most of the people from our past. I have been on disabil- dress is: ity retirement since 1984, following a spinal cord operation Contract Specialist (CACI) that left me paralyzed and in a wheelchair. My teaching ca- ASG-KU-DOC (USA CC SWA-KU) reer included 11 years in the Vineland public schools. I also Camp Arifjan Kuwait served as principal in the Fairfield Twp. School System and Phone 389-3977, DSN: 430-3977 my last position was Chief School Administrator in Avalon. firstname.lastname@example.com My wonderful wife Sandy (Leonelli) and I have been married 40 years this year. We have 2 children and 3 grandchildren." Kay Enoch Hennessy '58-"Dear Alumni Committee: Thank you so much for inviting the "Golden Grads" to participate in Linda Rodriquez Arceo '94 gave birth to a son, J. Evan Ar- the graduation ceremonies. I found it to be a moving experi- ceo on Feb. 12, 2007. She currently lives in Sewell, NJ with ence and I was proud to be a part of it. The refreshments her husband of seven years, Javier. Linda recently graduated served after the ceremony were also much appreciated and it with her Master of Arts in Writing from Rowan University was like a mini reunion. Thank you again for all your hard and is also an alumna of the Richard Stockton College of NJ work in making it happen." with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. She is Director of Grants and Institutional Relations for Lourdes Health System Shana Kruysman Grassi '94-"I love getting "The Lions in Camden, NJ and is also a regular contributing writer for Den" and see what everyone's doing lately. I miss all the South Jersey Mom Magazine. play people and my classmates. I am currently residing in Randolph, NJ, married to my husband Joseph Grassi for 8 Meredith Spieker '52- "I am very pleased with the moral years and have a 7 year old daughter Cecilia Christine. I am values and education that I received at Sacred Heart. The sis- a vocal coach and piano instructor in my own private business ters that taught me were excellent. I was not of that opinion and I also work at the Ivy League school "Gill St. Bernard" in 1941 to 1952. With life's experiences, the BALTIMORE Gladstone, NJ. Weekday mornings I teach music classes to CATECHISM helped me through both good and bad home schooled children at the Bickford Theater in Morris- times….My prayers and good wishes are extended to the town, NJ. This year I was featured on the VH1 television re- Catholic Christian Education." ality series "The Salt and Peppa Show." Last year, I had the privilege of being the musical director for "Kiss Me Kate" at Dr. Charles F. Valentine '52 –"The Lion's Den is a wonder- Morristown High School. It was such a rewarding experience ful communication document. You are to be commended for to give the love of my music to these talented young perform- an outstanding job." ers. It reminded me of the years I spent at SHHS where I learned how to sing, dance and act in all the plays and musi- Marie Gervato Burrows '56 –"What a surprise to was to cals. I would love to hear from anyone from the plays or from find a check from the Alumni Association raffle…Please ac- the classes we shared. Email me at cept this back to continue the wonderful work of the newslet- firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit my Myspace at http:// ter. I look forward to it to keep up on the news." www.myspace.com/mistressofvocals and at home - call 973- 933-2164." Suzanne Dawson Alex '65 –"Great little grapevine." Joe Ambrose '57 –"I would like to thank Millie Walsh, Irene Avena, Marie Low, Eleanor Brown and everyone Carlo A. Ricci '40 – "Donation for publication of Lion's who worked to make the 50th reunion of the Class of '57 such Den." a wonderful event." Janice Figarole Rosi '55 – "Donation in memory of the de- Thomas E. Davis '54–"I enjoy hearing the current news re- ceased members of the Rosi and Figarole families. I don't garding SHHS. I was amazed at the expansion of sports believe it's possible for improvement after reading the Febru- teams and the current success they have had both on the re- ary issue of "The Lion's Den." It is so informative. Thanks." gional and state level." Yolanda Trofe Mirachi '56 –"I really appreciate and enjoy Carol Cresta Berardelli '60-"Thank you for keeping the the Lion's Den. Keep up the excellent job you are doing 5 keeping us informed about our alumni." 2531, Vineland and St. Francis of Assisi Church. He is sur- vived by his wife Margaret, two sons, Richard and Robert, Patricia White Taylor '59 –"Keep up the good work. Enjoy two daughters, Lucille Sainsott (James) '69 and Kathy reading all the news." Veale (James), five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, three brothers, Edward '45, John and Vincent. Jaye Rosement Molnar '39 –"Sacred Heart High School newsletters are great. Sometimes even familiar names appear. Dorothy Hearing Murray, Class of 1941 passed away on Good Luck and success to all, especially fund raising." March 19, 2008. She was a longtime member of Sacred Heart Church and St. Isidore's Church. She was an avid sports fan Angela Santomo Gallagher '58. "So sorry I will not be able and loved Notre Dame, Boston College, the Phillies and the to attend (with the Golden Grads). I hope the reunion will be Boston Red Sox. She is survived by her daughter Lisa Ann a success. My husband Ronald passed away February 23, Murray and a nephew Harry Hearing. 2008, leaving three sons, Christopher, Matthew and An- drew. Please keep us in your prayers. Thank You." Shirley Kaspar Horvath, Class of 1947 passed away on March 17, 2008. She was secretary/treasurer of HP Machine Madeline Borasi Pennente '58- "Dear Alumni Association Shop. She served on Sacred Heart Parish Counsel, Sacred members: Words cannot begin to express my deep apprecia- Heart PTA helped with fundraisers. She enjoyed knitting, tion for all you did to make our "graduation" so beautiful and needlepoint and reading and was a great collector of antique memorable. The buffet was just delicious "a feast fit for roy- glassware, spoons and plates. Her greatest pride and accom- alty!" What a great evening! What a lovely memory. Love plishment was her family. Shirley is survived by her husband to you all." J. Stephen, a daughter Shirley Meyer '76 (Harold), a son Stephen J. '80 (Susanne) three grandchildren and four great- Anthony Brooks '95 and wife LouAnn Ferrari-Brooks an- grandchildren. nounces the birth of their first child, Catherine Rose on March 21, 2007." Catherine Taormina Masilotti, Class of 1950 passed away on June 3, 2008. She was a bookkeeper for the family busi- Mary Camardo '73 welcomed a son, James David, to the ness Progresso Foods and later for Kavesh and Basile Es- family on August 9, 2007. quires. She was a member of Sacred Heart Parish and en- joyed making porcelain dolls and was devoted to her family DECEASED ALUMNI and pets. She is survived by two daughters, Vicki Simek Lucy Rossi Trivellini, Class of 1932 passed (Carl), Sharyn Watson (Randy), two sons, Michael and away on April 29, 2008. She was married to Vincent (Denise), one brother John Taormina (Toni), a sis- the late George Trivellini, a prominent artist ter Carolyn Rhoades, and six grand children. and sculptor, and lived in a colonial farm in Bucks County, Pa. where they raised their fam- Gennaro "Jerry" Contento, 'Class of 1953 ily. She was a loving wife, mother and home- passed away on March 8, 2008. He began his working career maker. Lucy is survived by two sons, Richard (Judy) and with the Food Fair Market and the Pepsi Cola Company. He Alfred (Sharon) and her daughter Jeanne (H. Paul Lee III) worked for several years for Sofsky's Window Installers and and one granddaughter. as an insurance salesman for Prudential in the Somers Point area where he lived. Jerry worked for the Taj Mahal Casino Lt. Col. John P. Foley, Sr. (USAR-Ret.),Class of 1936 as a slot attendant and had recently retired due to poor health. passed away on July 11, 2008. He was drafted into the Army He loved Sacred Heart and was a generous and faithful donor prior to WWII and graduated from officer candidate school. to the SHHS Scholarship Fund. He is survived by his wife He served in the European Theater with the 508th Parachute Josephine, three sons, Edward (Natalie), Jerry and Dean, Infantry Regiment of the 82nd Airborne Div. and was awarded three grandchildren, sisters Mary Festa and Lucille Mercoli. the Distinguished Service Cross for "extraordinary heroism." After his retirement, he and his wife owned and operated the J David T. Capps, Class of 1953 passed away on July 4, 2008. & J Frame Studio in Durham, N.C. John is survived by a He was a life-long resident of Bridgeton, NJ and was a career daughter Peg (Ron) Stevens, a son John (Carroll) and six truck driver working for several trucking companies in the grandchildren. South Jersey area. He was a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose, Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Meade Wood- Louis R. Ferrarie, Class of 1941 passed away on March 1, ward Post VFW. Dave is survived by his children, Desiree, 2008. He was a graduate of Camden County College Vo- David, Darrell, Elwood, Darlene, Diane, Fay, Patricia and Teach. He was a builder and owner/operator of Ferco Con- Shirley, eighteen grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. struction Company in Vineland for over 30 years and worked for the company for 50 years. Louis was a veteran of WWII, Rosmarie Visconti DeFrancisco, Class of 1956 passed away serving in the European Theater. He was a member of the Dec. 17, 2007. She worked for three years as the Postmistress Buena Vista Country Club, the Knights of Columbus, Council in Rosenhayn and 30 years for M. Levin & Co before retiring 6 in 1999. She was an active member of St. Mary's Church in Joshua M. Moren, Class of 2008, passed away on June 21, Rosenhayn where she sang in the choir and for several years 2008. He graduated from SHHS on June 2, 2008 and was a played the church organ. Rosemarie was an active member standout player on the baseball team and made varsity in his of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Rosenhayn Volunteer Fire and freshman year. An aggressive player, he played middle in- Rescue Dept. She is survived by her husband Salve, three field and was leadoff hitter who seldom missed a hit or steal- children, Mary Ann, Rose Ann and Salve, Jr., one brother ing second base. A happy fun loving person, Josh was loved Anthony Visconti. by all his teammates, classmates and friends. He is survived by his parents Chuck and Grace, a brother Chuck, Jr. Claire Filippi Menzoni, Class of 1956 passed away on Au- (Asami), a sister Jennifer Shropshire (Patrick) his grand- gust 16, 2008. she was employed as a receptionist and assis- parents. tant to the late Dr. Anthony Magolda. She was an instruc- tional aide in the D'Ippolito School with the Vineland Board DECEASED FAMILY OF ALUMNI of Education prior to her retirement. Claire also taught CCD Mary T. Schad – survived by her husband Louis F. '52, classes at Sacred Heart. She was active in athletics and loved three sons, David (Cheryl), Chris (Peri) and John cooking, traveling and was a avid sports fan. She loved her (Bernadette), one daughter Julia Cimbalista (James), a faith and was often found saying the Rosary. She is survived brother, a sister and ten grandchildren. by her husband Raymond, four daughters, Dawn (Gary) Ruggeri, Debi (Carl) Blanchet, Dori (Frank) Drake and Mary Trucano – survived by one son Donald, two daughters Nicole (John) Waugh, five grandchildren, three great- Elly '50 (Anthony), Terry Brown '62 (Tom), a brother grandchildren, two brothers and three sisters. John B. Morello '39 (Florence), a sister Clorinda Ambrose, five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Edward J. McElroy Class of 1967 passed away on august 14, 2008. H was a graduate of Georgetown University and Palma Martinelli –Survived by two sons, David and Den- received his MBA from Cornell. Edward worked for Interna- nis, two daughters, Anna Bernardini '72 and Diane Napoli tional Nickel Co. (INCO) in both New York and London. He '82 (Dr.Anthony), six grandchildren and one great- is survived by three brothers, Lawrence, Gerald and Dennis grandchild. '65, two nieces and two nephews. William E. Miller – survived by his wife Alice Luisi Miller Mary Jane Bagiotti Turner, Class of 1969 passed away on '34, a daughter Donna, 2 grandchildren and a great-grandson. Mary 24, 2008. She was a lifelong resident of Vineland and worked as a cashier at Caesars in Atlantic City for 15 years. Frank J. Cerione – survived by his wife Ramona Caterina She is survived by a son Stephen, her mother Cecelia Cerione '48, sons, Stephen (Linda), Aaron, Thomas, Mark Bagiotti and one granddaughter. (Annette), daughters Mary, Bernadette, Dominique (Augusto) Fierro, a brother, eight grandchildren and one Catherine Ann Naughton Ford, Class of 1963 passed away great-grandchild. on March 23, 2008. She was employed by Prudential for over 35 years as a claims processor. For the past three years, she Joseph W. Crowley, Jr. –survived by daughters Rosemarie worked for Oak and Main SurgiCenter in Vineland as a medi- (William) Willis, Nadine Gatto, eight sisters including Irene cal assistant. "Cathy" is survived by her husband Roscoe, a Browne '47, and three grandsons. daughter Mary Ann Brown (Rusty), two grandchildren and her brother James Naughton '61 (Gita). Libby Robinson – survived by sons Ronald '81 and Rodney and daughter Diedre Pierce '79. Christina D'Ippolito, Class of 1975 passed away on June 14, 2008. She graduated Summa Cum Laude with Department Marianne J. Schrama – survived by her husband Alfonse, Honors, with a bachelor's degree in fine arts and art history seven children, Bernard (Susan), Leon (Carrie) Helen from Chestnut Hill College, Pa. and received a master's de- (Tom) Mazzei, Alfonse, Marianne LeMalefant (Alex) Ann gree in fine arts from the University of Pennsylvania. Chris- Marie Gatens (Bill) and Patty Del Rossi '94 (Larry), and tina was the designer and co-founder of The Courtyard 12 grandchildren. School in Vineland where she taught art and served on the Board of Trustees. She was an associate publisher of Out- Mary Grimaldi -survived by her children Danielle and standing Investor Digest, New York. She was a beautiful tal- John, mother Vera Reader, six brothers and sisters including ented artist, an ardent lover of her Italian heritage and all Vera Giglio '76 and a brother Joseph '74. things beautiful. Christine is survived by her husband Henry Emerson, her parents, Ann Giacalone D'Ippolito '46 and Frank Kalatschan –survived by a daughter Margaret Hayes, Lewis H. D'Ippolito, two sisters Lisa Sloan '76 (Joseph) two sons, Werner '67 (Margaret) and Robert (Cherieann) and Anita MacDonald '78 (Scott) and brother Lewis four grandchildren and a sister. (Rosemarie). Lisa H. Moser – survived by two daughters, Michelle M. '03 and Krista, and her extended family. 7 Olga Fiocchi – survived by two sons, Eugene '69 (Susan) Mary Castagnoli – survived by her son Jimmie '68 and Dennis '76 and her extended family. (Jeanne), two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Frank C. Varallo – survived by his wife Rosalind, a daugh- Marian M. Poggioli – survived by two daughters, Margaret ter Carol Farinaccio (Paul), two sons, Frank (Carol) and (Kurt) Schaum '73 and Patricia (Joe) Porch '70, a sister Bryan '90, three grandchildren and his extended family. and two grandchildren. Dr Ronald L. Magolda – survived by his wife Diane, one Michael P. Trivelli, Jr. - survived by his wife Dolores, four sister Lucille Magolda '60, one brother Nicholas '64 daughters, Karen Duncan '74, Doris Hurban, Kathleen (Frances) and his extended family. Hope and Cheryl Trivelli, one son Michael, nine grandchil- dren, two great-grandchildren and a sister. Helen J. Coraluzzo –survived by two daughters Mary '58 (Chicky '56) and Marion (Chick) Bosco '60, two sisters, Christine Scarpelli – survived by two daughters, Margaret three grandchildren and four great- grandchildren. and Diane (Stephen) Tucker, Vice-Principal of SHHS, a son Joseph (Kathy), two brothers, a sister and four grandchil- Sabina Basile –survived by a son Paul J. '64 (Frances), a dren. daughter Karen Shevlin '72(Steve), four grandchildren, one great-grandchild and two sisters. Anthony J. Siscone- former basketball coach at SHHS during the late 50's. Ronald K. Brownlee, age 22, -survived by his parents Ronald and Jeanine Giacalone Brownlee, a brother Ken- Sister Clare de Chantal Waldraff, a Sister of St. Joseph, neth '07 and his extended family. passed away on July 17, 2008. She taught in Sacred Heart Grammar School for several years in the '50's and 60's. Sis- Anna Scrivani- survived by her husband Robert '47, three ter returned and served as principal of SHHS from 1994 to daughters Barbara Jones '71 (William), Mary Scrivani and 1998 and taught math. She transferred back to Queen of Peace Regina Bosco (William), three sons, Carl (Marilyn), Robert Parish in N. Arlington, NJ and later retired to St. Joseph Villa J. and Thomas (Debra) a sister, 13 grandchildren and four in Flourtown, Pa. due to poor health. She is survived by one great-grandchildren. brother and his family. Sophie Tomasetti – survived by three children Georgina Sister M. Susanne DiNicola, a member of the Daughters of Gaughran '67 (Jack), Andrea Mongeluzzo '71 (Albert) and Our Lady of Mercy, Villa Rossello, Newfield NJ passed away Mark '80 (Donna), a granddaughter and her extended family. Feb. 4, 2008. One of her teaching assignments was at St. Mary's Regional School in E. Vineland. Thomas J. Capo – survived by three daughters Joanne Fabi- etti '61 (Augie '63), Cynthia T. Becker and Michele Capo, Please pray for the deceased and their families. Prayers two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. are offered each school day in the high school chapel for all benefactors, deceased alumni and their families. Dona- Anna Boccelli – survived by two sons, Eugene (Clare) '61 tions can be made to the scholarship fund in memory of and Robert '73, six grandchildren and nine great- classmates, a loved one or a friend. grandchildren. MEMORIAL DONATIONS Andrew J. Menone – survived by his wife Margarite Claire Mastrogiovanni Monari '50-"In (Virano) Menone '43, one son Paul (Roseanne), one daugh- memory of my husband Matt Monari '47 on ter Lynn (John) Merighi, four grandchildren and one great- his birthday and Father's Day June 15th. grandchild. Ed Dougherty '48 –"In memory of Eugene Valentine '48, Stanley R. Schabowsky – survived by his wife Agnes, one Sarah Jordan and Class of "48" living and deceased." son Stanley, Jr. '78, two daughters, Loretta Sutton '77 and Donna Grone, a sister, seven grandchildren and one great- In memory of Eugene Valentine, Class of 1948 by grandchild. Dolores M. Vento '48, Barbara A. Carli '48, Lorraine Al- banese '48 and Jo Jordan Walker '48 William J. Ziegler- He devoted many hours as the master set designer for the SHHS Drama Dept. that included C. Anthony Confalone '39 –"In memory of Josephine "Cinderella" and his last one "The Sound of Music." He is Capese Confalone, my wife of 60 survived by his wife Mary, three children, Mary E years. I still love her." Charlesworth '95 (Dean), William, Jr. and Brittany Ziegler '06. Sandy and Ron Jost '64 –"Please accept our donation to SHHS Scholarship Fund in memory of our mom Dorothy M. 8 Jost who died Dec. 13, 2007 at the age of 88. She had three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. We enjoy read- Barbara Mercurio Sciarretta –"In memory of Mary ing the Lion's Den and we congratulate you all for doing such Schad." a fine job." In memory of Tressa DiCiurcio – Sara Testa '43, Barbara Donations in memory of John M. Selfridge: A. Carli '48 and Ron & Tena Buscemi Angelo '50. Mildred Fuller, Joyce Vanaman, Barbara Carli '48, Bill and Alice Felmey, Evelyn Banks, Beverly and Larry Boc- In memory of Frank Varallo – Sara Testa '43 and Alfred chese '69, Jo Jordan Walker '48. & Mary Iezzi. Eleanor Trasferini Souders '61, Evelyn Laguna '64 and In memory of Frank Cerione –Barbara A. Sara Riggio '69 –"In memory of our Mom, Catherine Tras- Carli '48 and Ron & Tena Buscemi Angelo. ferini and our cousin Dr. Delmo Mattioli. Dr. Michael '57 and Kay Enoch Hennessy '58 –"In mem- Marlene and James Pontari –"In memory of our cousin ory of Helen Coraluzzo mother of Mary Tamagni '58 and Suzanne Fiocchi Pepper '66." Marion Bosco '60. Beverly, Larry '69, Steven '07 and Matthew Bocchese –"In The Berkowitz, Guidarini and Rosi Families. "Thank you memory of Margaret Shuster, mother of Betty Shuster, so very much for the mass Card for Gloria Rosi Berkowitz SHHS Teacher." '47. We sincerely appreciate your thoughtfulness." Sandy Caterina Gottardi '58 –"Please accept this donation The Daplyn Family –"Thank you for the beautiful Mass in memory of my sister Marian Caterina Ricci '52." Card in memory of Mary Alice. We will all miss her but the wonderful memories of her will live on forever with us." George and Judy Hennessy Sacco '62 –"In memory of Mary Alice Marx Daplyn '40 and William "Bill" Marx." The Jerry E. Contento Family –"Thank you for your com- forting condolences and for forwarding the donations made in Mary Walsh Kennedy '40 and Nick DeBello '40.-"The en- dad's honor!" closed donation to the scholarship fund is in memory of our classmate, Mary Alice Marx Daplyn." ENGAGEMENTS, WEDDINGS AND ANNIVERSARIES Ryan Briggs '01 is engaged to Erin Manestrina. He is self- William F. Vertolli '61 –"In memory of employed by Mueller Reports. Erin is employed by Silver deceased classmates: Dennis Petovello Run Elementary School, Millville. A December wedding is and Patricia Feo Pindale." planned. The Class of 1961- "Here are donations Andrea M. Lilley is engaged to John E. Schiavone. She is in memory of all deceased classmates es- employed by Quality Dental Care in Vineland and Exotic pecially Dennis Petovello and Patricia Feo Pindale by Custom Millworks in Franklinville. John is owner/operator Joanne Pettisani, Jane and Arthur Paltz, Joe and Marilyn of Exotics Custom Millworks. Chinnici, William and Barbara Young, Pat and Judith Burk, John and Dolores Reilly, Russ and Anne Marie Kathryn Levari '96 became engaged to Matthew O'Neill. Prisinzano, Arlene and Bob Murray, Margaret Dagostino, She is a University of Richmond graduate and received her Ernest O'Rourke, Bill Vertolli." Masters from North Carolina State Univ. She is the Business Manager of Southern Eye Associates in Raleigh, N.C. Mat- Joyce Nesi Luisi, '58, Carol Arata Dalessandro '58, Judy thew, a graduate of Syracuse University, works as a Strategic Daly Lascarides '58 - "Please accept this donation in mem- Account Manager for ModusLink Corp. ory of Helen Coraluzzo, mother of Mary Tamagni, Class of 1958." Megan Walinsky '95 is engaged to Eric C. Sharp. She is a graduate of Cumberland Co. College and is employed by the Donations in memory of Gennaro "Jerry" Contento, Class Bridgeton Board of Education. Eric is employed at Tomlin of 1953: The DiLuzio Family, The Hogan Family, Richard Bros. Auto Body in Millville. Filippi, Lewis and Rosalie Carini, Patty and Chris Chieffo and daughters, the Capizola and Puesi families and the Francis J. Saffioti, Jr. '94 was married to Amy Jean Del Hunter Family. Monaco on Sep. 22, 2007. Frank is employed as the director of import operations by Liz Claiborne in N. Bergen, NJ. Amy Donations in Memory of Jerry Contento '53 and Anita is a production manager for Polo Ralph Lauren in New York. Contento Filippi '54: Joanne M. Filippi, Frank & Isabel Frank's parents are Frank '71 and Cindy Watkins Saffioti Engelhardt, Peter and Geri Cifaloglio, Frank & Josette '71. Carini, Lewis Carini and Mae Soto. 9 Carissa Chiatello 03 was married to Christopher Dommel. She is a 2008 graduate of Millersville University with a The Class of 1973 is having its 35th Reunion on Saturday, bachelor's degree in math. She is employed by Your Place Sept. 20, 2008, 6:30pm to 10:30pm at the Ramada Inn, Vine- Restaurant in Lancaster, Pa. Christopher is a graduate of land. Contact person is Mary Camardo – 856-691-1807. Ursinus College is employed by Dommel's Hotels. We urge any class that is planning a reunion in 2009 to John "Billy" William Goshen '98 was married to Andrea please send in your info for the next newsletter. It goes out Schantz at St. Theresa of the Child Jesus Catholic Church, in March 2009. Send to Newsletter Editor, SHHS alumni, Hellertown, Pa. Billy is a Commercial Fisherman and An- 15 N. East Ave, Vineland, NJ 08360 drea is a practicing physician's assistant. They live in Beth- lehem, Pa. COLLEGE NEWS Eileen Rhoads Wolfe graduated from SHHS Richard E. Greenfield '96 was married to Mary H. Grigo- in 2002 after spending her first two years at nis on July 11, 2008 by Fr. Edward F. Namiotka. Richard St. James H.S. and from Salem Community received his bachelor's degree from Elon College, N.C. and is College in 2004 with a 4.0 GPA where she a teacher at Landis Intermediate School, Vineland. Mary served as president of the Phi Theta Kappa received her master's degree from Kean University and is a Society. She graduated Suma Cum Laude (4.0GPA) with teacher at Oakcrest High School, Mays Landing NJ. high honors from Texas A&M University where she attended Richard is the son of Kathleen and R. Gary Greenfield '71. on a full scholarship. Eileen majored in Psychology and suc- cessfully defended her honors thesis which allowed her to be Joseph '54 and Nancy Stavoli celebrated their 50th Wedding one of three students to earn the right to sit on the podium at Anniversary on June 7, 2008 the same day as 50 years ago. the Texas A&M graduation ceremony. Eileen married Jesse They renewed their vows at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Wolfe of Atmore, Alabama. They are both teachers at North- Conception in Camden with couples from throughout the Dio- view Middle School in Florida where Eileen coaches the cese of Camden celebrating anniversaries. It was presided girl's basketball team and Jesse is the head football coach. over by Bishop Joseph Galante who greeted the couple per- sonally after the ceremony. The couple celebrated at a dinner Megan Kleefeld '00 graduated from Drew University in 2004 with their son Joseph, Jr. and received her master's degree from Rowan University in (Leanne), grandson Andrew, family and friends. 2005 and her educational specialist degree in 2007. She is now a certified school psychologist in New Jersey and has Fred and Janice Figarole Rosi '55 celebrated their 50th passed the exam for national certification. Megan is em- Wedding Anniversary at a dinner with family and friends on ployed as a school psychologist by the Salem Co. Special Ser- August 17th at the Centerton Country Club. The couple has a vices School District. She is serving as president of the son Andrew, two daughters, Lisa and Zeke Arena, Michelle Rowan chapter of Alpha Epsilon Lambda graduate honor so- and Joseph Collins and four grandchildren. They were pre- ciety from 2007 to 2009. sented a gift of a family cruise to Bermuda by their children. Megan was valedictorian of SHHS Class of 2000. CLASS REUNIONS Erin Lee Semus '01 graduated May 20, 2008 with a 4.0 The Class of 1948 is holding its 60th Reun- grade-point average from Fairleigh Dickinson University with ion on Sunday, October 5, 2008 at the Green- a master's degree in education and a reading specialist certifi- view Inn, Eastlyn Golf Course, Vineland. cate. In the spring of 2005, she graduated summa cum laude Cocktail hour is 2PM and dinner at 3PM. from Rowan University. Erin is employed as a teacher in the Contact person is Mary Jane Duggan Vineland School District. Manaresi 856-696-1386. Molly Steinborn '07 was named to the dean's list at Immacu- The Class of 1958 "Golden Grads" will celebrate their 50th lata University for the fall 2007 semester. Reunion on Saturday, Oct. 25, 2008. Cocktails at 6pm, dinner at 7pm followed by a short program and dancing. Contact Courtney Taylor Malench '06 was named to the Dean's List person is Carol Arata Dalessandro 856-691-5771. for the Spring Semester at West Chester University. She is carrying a double major in early childhood education and spe- The Class of l963 will hold its 45th Reunion on Saturday, cial education with a minor in literacy. She is a member of Nov. 29, 2008 at Filomena's Lakeside, Deptford, NJ. The the West Chester Association of Education for Young Chil- committee needs addresses for Raymond Bruce, Alice dren. Chinnici and John Pease. Contact Patricia Simoni DeJong, 856-825-8105, firstname.lastname@example.com or Carol Von Lolhoffel Stephen Mazzochi '07 was placed on the Dean's List at East Johnson, 856-691-7789, firstname.lastname@example.com. Stroudsburg University for the Fall 2007 and Spring 2008 term. He is majoring in Pre-Med and minoring in chemistry. The Class of 1968 will be enjoying its 40th Reunion the Stephen is the son of Denise Capaldi '78. weekend of Sept. 26-28 at the Port-O-Call in Ocean City, NJ. Vanessa Vander '97 recently received a doctoral degree in 10 physical therapy from the University of Medicine and Den- Welcome Class of 2008 to the SHHS Alumni Association. S tistry of N.J. She received a bachelor's degree in exercise and Commencement Exercises were held June 2, 2008 with 93 stu- H physiology from the University of Delaware and a master's dents graduating. Vineland Superintendent of Schools H degree in physical therapy from the University of Medicine Charles "Chalky" Ottinger '67 served as commencement S and Dentistry of N.J. and Rutgers University. Vanessa is a speaker and recalled fond memories of his days in Sacred ' physical therapist at Underwood Memorial Hospital in Wood- Heart grammar school and high school. bury. She combines brains and beauty having been chosen # Miss Cumberland County in 1997 and Miss Vineland in 2003. Kyle L. Lunsford was honored with a Good Citizenship 1 Latisha Agosto '93 was named to the Dean's List for the fall award at the Youth Work Foundation of the Union League of 2007 semester at Fairleigh Dickinson University. She is a Philadelphia on May 8, 2008. He is one of 280 young people f senior majoring in criminal justice. selected by 56 Delaware Valley Youth Agencies to receive this a award. n Stephen J. Tucker '06 is presently attending Rowan Univer- s sity as a Health and Exercise Science Major. He has com- SHHS hung a banner in the Jim Mogan Auditorium in honor . pleted his sophomore year earning Dean's List honors for of Jane and the late Bill Marx. The "MARX ZONE" hangs both semesters. He also completed his second year as a Var- above the bleachers where they sat for so many years as sity member of Rowan's Swimming and Diving Team. As a SHHS' #1 fans. W student-athlete he has earned academic honors awards for e keeping a 3.0 average or better during the year while partici- 2008 LUCKY CALENDAR WINNERS: pating in athletics. Stephen was honored for this accomplish- APRIL -#342 Rose Piccini, #202 Robert Riggins, #200 Mi- h ment at a luncheon given by the President of the university in chael Foutz. #141 Carol Brigio, #295 Caleb Soto, #681 Ed- a May, 2008. He continues to be the student representative ward E Presgraves, Sr, #809 Gloria Bullock, #299 Caleb Soto, v from swimming to serve on the Student Advisory Athletic #534 Robert Bassetti, #827 Lisa Chiumento, #111 Joan & Bill e Committee for the university. This committee discusses ath- Martini, #132 Roger Asselta, #315 Shirley Dondero, #429 letic issues, develops fund raising events and completes com- Cory & Tyler Caterina, #177 Dolores Zimm, #339 Dina Di- l munity service for the Rowan. He was selected Captain by Mauro, #540 Tena Angelo, #443 Peter Colucci, #321 Louise i his coaches and peers for the 2008-2009 Rowan Swimming Gardella, #652 Barbara Cimino, #849 Brian Giovinazzi, #527 m and Diving Team. This summer, he was the Assistant Swim- Joanne Toffenetti, #369 Susan Scoma, #691 Joseph Agostini, i ming Coach for Elmer Swim Club. #741 Joseph P Angelo. t MAY -#047 Debi Bassetti, #748 Karen Duncan, #729 Mary e SCHOOL NEWS: Reimer, #049 Elsie Maturo, #533 Robert Bassetti, #144 d Congratulations to Diane Tucker who Dolores DiGiovanni, #428 Joyce Luisi, #238 Yusra Hence, was recently appointed Principal of #656 Francis Vondra, #180 Dara Angelo, #424 Jereen Langley, o SHHS. She is the first laywoman princi- #208 Marge Catto, #420 Joan Ledbetter, #423 Pat Andaloro, u pal in the history of the school. #217 Jane Lambert, #705 Linda Midure, #747 Nico Ronchetti, r Originally from Midland Park, NJ, #526 Marie McClure, #841 Mr & Mrs. Frank Carini, #020 Diane holds a B.A. degree in Health and Jackie Rose Romeo, #771 Anne Bergamo, #163 Mr & Mrs. r Physical Education from Rowan Univer- Jerry Contento, #793 Yolanda Mirachi, #504 Isabella M Ger- e sity. She went on to acquire a Masters ardi. p Degree in Curriculum and Supervision JUNE -#037 Sue Munafo, #230 Tootsie Lovisone, #256 Fran- o and has a Post Grad Certificate in Computers and Education. cis J Reilly, #588 Kathleen Bianco, #607 Josephine Scarpa, r All of her teaching career has been in Catholic education. She #567 Irene & Kathy Browne, #233 Gail Emow, #241 Patricia t taught at St. Mary's Grammar School in E. Vineland for three Thomas, #071 Mr & Mrs. Walter Johnson, #844 Margaret Me- years. She started at SHHS in 1980 teaching Math and Health siano, #312 Sally Ambrose, #396 Kaitlyn Eydenberg, #149 o & Physical Education. She later became Vice-Principal of Corinne Baruffi, #065 Ronald Ricci, #622 Fred & Janice Rosi, n Students, then Vice-Principal of Academics. Diane is mar- #298 Caleb Soto, #664 Joan Annello, #720 Mary Rossi, #773 ried to J. Stephen Tucker, Asst. Athletic Director at SHHS. Janeen Levy, #140 Marie A. Burrows, #541 Fran Capizola, S They have one son Stephen '06 a Junior at Rowan Univer- #412 Mr & Mrs. Victor Malench. C sity. July - #118 Rochelle Fisher, #832 Rose C. Forcinito, #211 Pat H LeeAnn Martelli Jaep '92 has been appointed Guidance Dodson, #599 Cynthia Tobolski, #192 Joseph Ambrose, #578 O Counselor at SHHS and is happy to be back at SHHS. She is Victor LaTorre, #746 Ed Ronchetti, #816 Barbara Lalli, #577 O a graduate of Rowan University where she received a degree Laurie LaTorre, #102 Michael A Morello, #043 James J L in History and a minor in Law. She was a substitute teacher Borasi, #106 June Dupnock, #819 Anthony V Giacalone, #118 in the Vineland School System and taught at St. Francis Daniel Testa, #663 Kathleen Dusz, #658 Tom Lesosky, #068 N School for one year. Prior to her new assignment, LeeAnn Danica & Joe Campanale, #173 Magdalen Andaloro, #301 Ida E worked part-time as Guidance Secretary. She married to her DiBrigida, #579 Bob Tambellini, #418 Deborah Notaro, #038 W husband Michael and has two children. Joe Greene. S SHHS hung a banner in the Jim Mogan Auditorium in honor August and September winners will be published in the of Jane and the late Bill Marx. The "MARX ZONE" hangs next newsletter. f above the bleachers where they sat for so many years as o 11 r 2009 Calendar Raffle The Sacred Heart High School Alumni Association is excited to announce its 2009 Cash Cal- endar Raffle. The minimum cash prize is $40 and each month offers a Grand Prize of $250 and each Saturday offers at least a $75 prize. A Grand Prize of $500 will be offered on Sep- tember 30th. A total of $9140.00 will be given to the lucky winners. You'll have the opportunity at all those prizes for a nominal donation of $35.00. And let's not forget, the money generated from the raffle goes directly to the high school to aid in scholarships and discretionary spending. Each ticket contains a lucky number. It's possible that you could win multiple times throughout the raffle period. Not bad for only $35.00 a ticket. The raffle officially gets under way in April 1 , 2009, but you can order your tickets well in advance. At the low price of only $35 per ticket these tickets are sure to go fast. So don't wait. Pre-order your tickets now. Here's how to enter: Simply complete the bottom portion of this flyer and mail it to: Sacred Heart Alumni Association 15 N. East Avenue Vineland, NJ 08360 With your payment Be sure to note the number of tickets you wish to purchase. Once we receive your payment you will be entered to win. We will then send you your official Calendar(s) with your lucky numbers on them. Don't Wait. Enter today and win! Donation: $35.00 Name__________________________________ Per ticket Address___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ Phone ____________________No. of Tickets____________ If you have any questions, please contact: Joe Guida 856-690-1585 12
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Thank you ladies. My lo's was 11lbs. 5 oz at 2 months and at 4 months 11lbs. 7.5 oz. he is not a lazy eater. I hear him gulping. i think my milk supply went down. I did have the flu last weekend and i am still a little off with health. Maybe that's affecting my milk supply? They did weigh him today right after I nursed him. He did gain weight. So it's something that's going on after he gets my milk.
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You can spend a lot of money on legal marketing, but you don't need to. Nor do you have to be naturally outgoing or charming. What is necessary for good business development, say successful lawyers and consultants who shared their strategies with the ABA Journal, is a marketing plan focused on activities you do well, targeted at the right audience and carried out consistently.
We say that "lawyers and consultants" is a dubious description because it contains this thing called "consultants" who probably know jack shit about actually building a legal practice. Not that we know much more about it here, but we do know a lot about knowing jack shit, so in that capacity we're freaking experts. So here you have it, the ABA Journal's 50 Simple Ways You Can Market Your Practice – Annotated Edition.
1.) Some lawyers believe that if you do good work, people will automatically come to you. They are wrong. People need reminders.
"People need reminders" isn't a way to market. And if you do good work, your clients will tell other people for you, so yeah, sometimes people will automatically come to you, or at least without you doing any additional marketing. Plus your clients will come back to you, and it's not like you care much about the number of clients, it's the volume of work that matters.
2.) Contact three to five potential referral sources a week—every week, regardless of how busy you are—and arrange to meet for coffee, drinks or a meal. That works much better than reaching out only when business is slow.
That's 156 to 260 potential referral sources per year. Assuming a modest price tag of $35 per meal (if you invite them, you should pick up the check) you're looking at upwards of $9,100 in wine-and-dine expenses. Not to mention the 260 or so hours spent contacting those people, and the 700+ hours actually meeting with them. You've got nine grand and a thousand hours to burn though, right?
3.) At business receptions, ask organizers whether you can be a greeter. This gives you a great reason to introduce yourself to people.
It also guarantees that you'll never have the sort of extended conversation necessary to start a real relationship with anyone. If you're at a business reception and need a reason to introduce yourself, how about you're at a business reception? The entire point is to meet people.
4.) If you have a practice-related blog, write posts with information that's truly useful to business targets. More often than not, that doesn't include descriptions of how competent you or your firm are.
Show, Don't Tell. A Rich Man Doesn't Have to Say He's Rich. Win Through Action, Never Through Argument. It's good advice, but if you haven't yet figured out that you convince people you're competent by showing competence rather than saying it, you're in trouble, because as a lawyer you're in the business of persuasion and demonstrating that you are an abject failure at it.
5.) Your firm's holiday card is probably one of many that clients or potential clients receive. Find another holiday (or make one up) that you enjoy and that complements your practice. Separating yourself from other, similar messages is of real value.
Nothing signals competence like an office so slow the staff have nothing to do but invent holidays.
6.) Think hard about who your target market is, and where the decision-makers are in that market.
If you believe that "think hard" is a marketing strategy, you probably also believe in The Secret. Good luck with that.
7.) When you meet a potential client, focus on his or her immediate needs. It may have nothing to do with your practice. Maybe that person's immediate need is to find a dentist. If you know one and can connect them, there's a better chance the person will think of you when services you offer are needed.
If when you meet someone the services you offer aren't needed, then that person isn't really a potential client. They're just a person.
8.) Organize a monthly dinner group of law school classmates, varying the practice areas so attendees have greater referral opportunities.
If you vary the practice areas, aren't you going to cut yourself out of most of the dinners?
9.) Develop a marketing plan around activities you enjoy. If you like to write, think about an electronic newsletter. If you connect better with people one on one, consider volunteer work with an activity that complements your practice.
There's no reason that your work should be limited to ruining the 60-80 hours a week you're in the office. Let it completely dominate all aspects of your life.
10.) Focus on good lawyers who are your contemporaries when thinking about potential referral sources. More experienced lawyers already have people to whom they refer cases.
So if you are an experienced lawyer, then you likely already have people referring cases to you. That would mean this advice is aimed at younger lawyers, telling them to seek out other younger lawyers as referral sources. That's like the legal marketing equivalent of a sausage fest.
11.) Don't adopt a false marketing persona. Be yourself, and figure out the best way to present yourself in a way you find appealing.
Great advice, unless of course your self sucks, and if you're having trouble marketing yourself there's a really good chance this is the case.
12.) You don't need to hand a business card to everyone you meet at a reception if it feels forced and desperate. Instead, get other people's cards, and email your contact information afterward. There's a better chance they will remember you.
Asking for someone else's card is inherently more desperate than giving them your card. Compare "Here, you can call me if you want, it's entirely up to you," with "I need people to rope into lunch three-to-five times a week, so puhleeeeze let me call you!"
13.) Providing they label it attorney advertising, personal injury lawyers may send ad letters to accident victims. And arrest reports can offer good leads for criminal defense lawyers. Family law attorneys may send advertising letters to pro se defendants in divorce cases, determining who to contact based on parties' ZIP codes.
This used to seem creepy, but in light of all the news coming out about the NSA, clients probably won't bat an eye at an unsolicited letter from a lawyer who somehow knows the intimate details of their life.
14.) If you hope to be hired for an appeal, read all the briefs as well as related cases, and figure out the case's arguments. Be prepared to speak with the party about the case—without notes—for one hour.
Woah, woah, WOAH! You're saying if I want to handle an appeal I should be familiar with the case? Can we get a second opinion here? I'm not sure about this.
15.) Posting tweets between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Eastern time gets the highest click rate, according to Mashable. You can schedule tweets to be posted by services like HootSuite. But be careful if you have work during those scheduled times. You don't want a client to think you are tweeting while you're defending a deposition.
Excellent strategy for increasing the amount of blog traffic you get from legal social media marketing guru drones, but what about clients?
16.) Criminal defense lawyers: If an attorney in a different practice area has been a great referral source and their kid gets into trouble, think about handling the case for free.
Have you considered kickbacks?
17.) People sometimes need to be convinced that their legal problem is severe enough to hire you, and it's up to you to persuade them. That said, turning someone away when they really don't need a lawyer is good for business, too. It's a good way to build trust.
Turning away someone who shouldn't be wasting their money on you is just the decent thing to do, but it isn't a marketing strategy given that the person you turned away is likely to need a lawyer an average of around zero times. As for that person referring you to their friends? Slim chance they'll refer the lawyer who refused to help them.
18.) Attend bar association events. Lawyers only refer cases to people they know; and if they don't see you, they won't think of you.
Be sure to attend the evening events when the lawyers are typically seeing double. Twice the exposure means twice the referrals.
19.) Install Google Analytics on your website. It details what search terms got people to your site and how long they stayed there. You can also use it to determine popular search terms, and put the terms that relate to your practice on your website.
Congratulations on your new iPhone 5 practice.
20.) Volunteer with various legal and community groups. Do the volunteer work to the best of your ability, even if you don't like it.
So you're saying that kicking the dogs at the animal shelter is a bad idea?
21.) End a conversation with someone at a networking event after you finish a statement, rather than when they finish one, so they won't think you're cutting them off.
If they've finished their statement, they won't feel like they're being cut off. That's what finishing means.
22.) If you want to represent a business with a legal department, your job is to make in-house counsel's job easier.
So quit your practice and apply for a junior in-house position.
23.) The best elevator speech? "Hi, I'm a lawyer. What do you do?"
This is nearly as bad as "Have you heard the good word?"
24.) Speak at a continuing legal education seminar only when you think it's an interesting one that will be well-attended.
Because speaking to small groups is beneath you.
25.) Don't buy a table at an event. Instead, buy seats at different tables so you can spread out and meet more people.
It's even more fun to do this on airplanes.
26.) If you are out consistently, meeting with people and doing outreach, you can be successful. There may be days you don't feel like doing it, but consistency is key.
On the other hand, if you're staying in the office consistently, with no one but yourself and some crusty old judicial opinions, you can be successful at your freaking job.
27.) If you have a website (and you should), have a blog, too. Add new content daily, because Google algorithms give more prominence to sites with fresh, original content. The content doesn't have to be in the form of a long, researched post. A paragraph or two, with a recent link to something interesting and relevant to your practice, will get you the same amount of traffic—if not more—than longer posts.
Quality, yeah, yeah, I hear you, but have you considered crap instead?
28.) Don't limit networking to in-house counsel, especially at bar events. You never know who someone in private practice knows—or when they will go in-house.
But if you do realize that someone is happy at their firm and unlikely to ever go in-house, don't waste your time talking to him. Personal connections are in themselves worthless, and only have value when they can lead to more money.
29.) Take time once a week to write LinkedIn endorsements for people you've worked with and respect. Don't wait for them to ask for one; do it on your own.
The hell is LinkedIn?
30.) A reputation as a stand-up person is the best marketing tool. It takes a whole lifetime to build up that reputation and only one negative incident to destroy it.
Just look at Michael Richards.
31.) Join bar associations that welcome you, not those that are closed clubs.
Don't join groups that won't let you join. Gotcha.
32.) Before meeting someone you'd like to have as a client, research their business on the federal case site Pacer to get a better sense of potential legal needs. Also, read quarterly reports, check out websites and do a Google News search to see what stories have been published about the business.
If you're getting marketing tips from the ABA Journal, what are the odds your potential clients are involved in federal cases, or anything that makes it on to Google News?
33.) Never criticize a company by name in a blog post. You never know when that company might be in a position to hire you.
Unless it's a Fortune 500 company, because come on, they're not hiring you.
34.) Market the work you'd like to be doing, not the work you have to do to pay the bills.
Unless of course, you do actually have to pay the bills this month.
35.) Have an office that's convenient to reach. Being near the courthouse may not be the best place because there's rarely free parking.
For this reason you should also not locate your office in New York City, Washington DC, or the downtown areas of Boston, Chicago, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Los Angeles or really any major market. Consider moving to rural Kansas where there is lots of free parking and clients can drive 90mph to reach your office quickly.
36.) Read your city's business publications to get a better sense of legal needs that are not being met, as well as future areas for which people will need counsel.
Other than the Wall Street Journal and some of LA's entertainment industry rags, does any city even have business publications?
37.) Go to events to give, rather than to get.
You can be the guy who sets up his own snack table next to the buffet. But only if you're not busy being a greeter.
38.) If your community offers free classes, think about volunteering to teach one in an area that complements your practice.
But only if it's interesting and well attended.
39.) Join groups that have few lawyer members.
Such as Doctors Without Borders.
40.) Handing out items with your business logo at a trade show? Make sure they're easy to pack and meet TSA carry-on standards.
You might think your practice is da bomb, but …well, you know.
41.) If you represent consumers, think about a storefront office. People with legal needs probably are not riding up and down office building elevators, unless they already have an attorney.
TIL: People with attorneys spend most of their day riding up and down office building elevators.
42.) Ask for a guest list before you attend a business event, and identify individuals you'd like to meet.
You can also get the seating arrangement so you know where they'll be, but this can be tricky if the person you want to meet has bought seats at multiple tables.
43.) Do adjunct professor work. It adds to your expertise, and former students can be great referral sources.
This is why "grades" are sometimes referred to as "marks."
44.) A few good questions to ask people you meet in networking situations: What got you started in this line of work? What are you working on? How are things going with your business in this economy?
Also, Where's the bar? Can I get you another? and How about we split this joint and go find a titty bar?
45.) Ask the staff of the association that hosts an event to introduce you to people who you think you should know at bar or trade association events.
They're only going to be able to recommend you to other staff, because, you know, they're the staff.
46.) If you send other lawyers potential clients, let them know. They'll appreciate that you referred the clients, and it will help them to remember that you did so. If they don't remember, you need to move on to lawyers who will.
Don't worry about referring clients to the best person for them; refer them to the best person for you.
47.) Talking to reporters can be a good thing. To gain their respect, you've got to show them you have genuine expertise in a subject and can give pithy answers to their questions.
On the other hand, if you're hoping to get referral work, it's probably not a good idea to lose the respect of the entire legal community.
48.) Multiple people can go with you to a beauty contest, but only one person should do the talking. Clients hire lawyers rather than firms.
The other people sitting silently in the corner are just there to demonstrate that you do have other people at your firm, just like law students wear suits during OCI so that firms know they at least own one.
49.) Give people you meet a brief description of what you do, rather than stating your title.
So instead of "I'm a lawyer," go with "Mostly I just dick around on meme sites while running up client billables and filling my stomach with cheap scotch."
50.) Don't brag about yourself because people won't take you seriously. No one hires lawyers they don't take seriously.
But everyone takes seriously the greeter at a business reception who hands out his business cards to everyone to let them know about his exciting new iPhone 5 law blog. "Hi, I'm a lawyer, what do you do? Great! Let's do lunch!"


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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No pets or service animals allowed
Hotel Registry Number - 1143K123K0115500
No elevators
- Fee for cooked-to-order breakfast: EUR 6 per person (approximately)
- In-room safe fee: EUR 2,85 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 10 per night
We should mention
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 1500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Posted July 3, 2013
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