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1994
Christian Browne, 16 Main Street, Apt. 2N,
East Rockaway, NY 11518, cb9498@yahoo.com
Basil Kolani, 403 Pacific Street #3,
Brooklyn, NY 11217, bkolani@mac.com
Paul McGuire is a freelance writer from Las
Vegas. He covered the 2005 and 2006 World
Series of Poker for Fox Sports and Poker Player
Newspaper. He recently returned from a month
long assignment in Melbourne, Australia where
he covered the Aussie Millions poker tournament.
He’s a partner in LasVegasVegas.com. Dana and
Jeff Briscoe announce the birth of their third
child, Joseph Thomas Briscoe, born October
10th, 2006 in Port Charlotte, Florida. Joey now
joins son Jimmy, age 4, and daughter Anna, age 2,
in a crowded, loud, but very blessed household!
Frank Martignetti submits the following online:
“I’m in my second year of teaching college as
an adjunct, at the University of Bridgeport.
I love it! I direct the University Singers and
Chamber Singers, give lessons, and teach one
class a semester in music or music education.
It’s great! I’m in my fourth year at High School
in the Community in New Haven, where I was
hired to start a music program from scratch in
2003. It’s been rough, but it’s finally there. There
are a few aspects of it that are suspiciously like
Band/Chorus... This past spring, the New Haven
Symphony gave me their Excellence in Music
Teaching Award. That was humbling, as it usually
goes to much more experienced people. I’m living
in New Haven (a great town these days) and have
room for guests if anyone is passing though!”
1995
Stephen McGrath, 1421 Hemlock Farms,
Hawley, PA 18428-9067, sdm25@columbia.edu
John Zadrozny, 57 Montague Street, #8K,
Brooklyn, NY 11201, zadroznyj@dany.nyc.gov
Frank R. Cowan, IV will transfer to the Naval
Postgraduate School in March 2007 to study
electrical engineering for the next two years.
Michael O’Brien has moved to Hackensack, NJ
07601, 310 Prospect Ave, Apt 404 (212-228-4262).
He continues his employment where he began as
an intern when he was 18. He is now a director at
Blackrock Finance and played a key role in the
recent merger with Merrill Lynch. Joe King’s
father, Joseph P. King, passed away on February 2,
2007. Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to
Regis in his name. Please keep his family in your
prayers. Paul Zummo was married to Lauren
Streusand in Washington, D.C., on Saturday,
February 17, 2007. John A. Zadrozny performed
best man duties (and somehow managed to not
lose the rings on the way to the church), while
Mike Francis served as one of several of Paul’s
groomsmen. Other Regians in attendance at
the wedding included Denis Brogan, Imre
Knausz, Rich O’Connor, Spencer Reames,
Rob Votin, and Ted LaBarbera ‘94. Michael
Francis send the following: “Greetings! I’m
writing to announce the birth of Samantha Grace
Francis, born November 27, 2006. Wife Kim
and big brother Alex are quite happy fawning
all over her, though we are not quite as happy
to be experiencing sleep deprivation again. I’ve
posted pictures at my blog, http://francaseplace.
blogspot.com. In addition, I also began the MBA
program at Georgia State University. I continue
to work for Bank of America after a promotion
earlier this year into the Business Capital (Risk)
department. We are all doing quite well here in
Atlanta, so if you happen to be in town, drop by!”
1996
Michael Boyle, 349 Village Pointe Dr., Apt C,
Akron, OH 44313, boylemj@gmail.com
Brian Lennon, 40 Sutton Place, Apt. 5F,
New York, NY 10022, brlennon@gmail.com
Faculty members take part in “Faculty Feud,” a Family Feud take-off organized by the student government.
Teams competed to find out who best knew Regis trivia- the winners received the proceeds from the audience
of students to donate to a charity of their choice
Luis Gutierrez is living in Chicago and attending
Northwestern University part-time pursuing his
MBA. Stefan Karpinski is still out on the left
coast working away on his graduate studies and
longing to move back to the east coast soon.
1997
John Rossiello, im2bigred@yahoo.com
1998
Daniel Kirchoff, 180 West 82nd Street,
New York, NY 10024, ddk2107@columbia.edu
John Morris, 33-55 14th Street, Apt 4C, Long
Island City, NY 11106, johnpmorris@gmail.com
Jerry Carita just got back from Austin, TX where
he was producing a pilot for MTV. This is his
second producer role for MTV. Between creating
trashy reality TV programs, Jerry works as a
location scout for such network shows as “Love
Monkey” for CBS and “The Black Donnellys” for
NBC. He is planning a trip to Mardi Gras this year
along with fellow alum James Veneruso. Joe
Kondel finished his MS in Computer Science at
Fordham University, a feat made more impressive
by his being located in Washington, DC, where
he works at NASA Headquarters. Jesse Saviola
has become a master of the 3am wakeup call,
a result of working in production on Law &
Order: SVU. Mike Griffin has matriculated at
his third Jesuit school, this time as a graduate
student in Fordham’s MBA program. Russell
Capone is working at the New York office of
Davis, Polk & Wardwell. Matthew Connolly will
start working at the Nassau County DA’s office
after graduating from Hofstra Law this May.
Mike Zanetti writes from Chicago, “I moved
from Germany to Chicago and bought a place
in Naperville. I also transferred my commission
from active duty Army to the National Guard and
now I am training future officers for service in
Iraq and Afghanistan. I accepted a management
position with Caterpillar and have been working
there (quite a bit I might add!) since mid-
December. Beyond the necessary settling in, my
next big event is that I will be getting married on
September 29th, 2007. So all in all, lots going on
but definitely very positive across the board.”
Rich Paulis is practicing emergency medicine at
Hartford Hospital in Connecticut. He’ll be getting
married on September 8, 2007, to Lisa Asgaonkar,
whom he met while the two were students at
Albany Medical School. Lisa is a physician at
Bryn Mawr Hospital in Philadelphia, where she’s
completing her residency in radiology.
1999
Tom Hein, 5 Midland Gardens, Apt. 4G,
Bronxville, NY 10708, tomhein@heindesign.org
Brian Hughes, 149 Park Drive North,
Staten Island, NY 10314, RWiggum99@aol.com
Andy Horner is working in the Marketing &
Communications Department of the New York
Mets.
2000
Chris Nooney, 359 East 62nd St., Apt 3B,
New York, NY 10021, chrisnooney@optonline.net
Daniel Shapiro is still living in the Seattle
area and working on the new, upcoming 787
“Dreamliner” for the Boeing Company. John
Witkiewicz reports that life is good in Colorado.
He is teaching Theology full-time at Arrupe Jesuit
High School in Northwest Denver, coaching the
Soccer team, and doing his best to mold ‘young
men and women for others.’ He is getting married
in June of this year to Kelsey Hanno in Boulder,
CO and hopefully heading back East after a stint
down in Mexico. He’s divided his time between
freeing his heels in the mountains, playing indoor
soccer, and organizing and executing eccentric
pub crawls. He spent some time last summer in
Northern India and might be in the market for
a degree in counseling in the near future. His
Subaru is still alive, though he no longer drives
it in the mountains. He hopes everyone is well.
Chris O’Leary is finishing up his 2L year at BC
Law and will be a summer associate at Thacher
Proffitt & Wood in NYC. Jim Walsh is nearing
completion of his final year at Brooklyn Law and
looks forward to starting a career in the Real
Estate Development arena. Denis Lyons and
Angela Cogswell are engaged to be married
this September in Cape Cod. The two have
been together since their undergraduate days at
Georgetown. Adding to anecdotal evidence that
there is something in the water at G-town, fellow
Regian and Hoya, Kevin Bailey proposed to his
undergraduate sweetheart, Mary Dombrowski on
December 9 th . Fortunately for him, she accepted,
and the pair plan to wed on December 15 th , 2007
in New Haven, CT. Intellectual journeyman Neil
Toomey has accepted a new role as School Affairs
Coordinator at the Harlem Success Academy,
a charter school run under the stewardship of
former NYC Councilwoman Eva Moskowitz. The
school opened to an inaugural class of 150 K-1 st
graders and will expand one grade per year until
it is fully K-8.
2001
Kevin Galligan, 19 Rutgers Pl., Scarsdale,
NY 10583, Kevin.Galligan@hotmail.com
Mike Schimel, 16-59 155th Street,
Whitestone, NY 11357, MMSchimel@aol.com
Peter James Cook graduated from Yale in 2005
(along with Kevin Abels and Mike Palmieri) and
majored in History and Theater. He spent the
2005-2006 school year at Regis as an Alumnus
Mentor. Summer 2006 saw him in a directing
internship sponsored by Drama League at
Hanger Theater in Ithaca. He’s currently acting
in and directing plays around NYC, including
“Hell House,” for fun, not money. Tom Corsillo
is currently working as an Assistant Account
Executive at the Marino Organization, a public
relations firm located in midtown Manhattan.
2002
Anthony Manganiello, mangan@cooper.edu
John Donodeo, Manhattan College class
of 2006, was recently accepted for a full-time
position with AIG, a global investment firm in
NYC. Greg Gencarello, Hamilton College ’06
Phi Beta Kappa, was awarded The Edwin B. Lee,
Jr. Prize in Asian History/Asian Studies and The
Jeffrey P. Mass Prize in Japanese History from the
college. Bobby Heaney has been awarded a full,
3 year scholarship to the New England School of
Law in Boston. Ted Stenger has been awarded
a scholarship of sorts to study well-crafted beer
under the tutelage of Jack Prael ’63.
2003
Bennett Chan, bcc2101@columbia.edu
Mathias B. Weiden will graduate from Holy
Cross in May 2007, after majoring in Economics,
Pablo Torre ’03 (center) leads a scholarly discussion amidst the masses at College JUG Night at Regis on
December 27th
with a minor in German. Mathias is the captain
of the Holy Cross crew team. Evan Simko-
Bednarski writes: “Chris Stanton and I
spent the week of New Year’s in New Orleans’
Lower Ninth Ward, assessing and gutting flood
damaged houses so that they can be rebuilt. This
was my fourth trip to the ninth, and Chris’ first.
If any Regians are interested in doing hurricane
relief work, or coming along on a grand southern
roadtrip should I make a fifth visit, please
email me at esimkobednar@wesleyan.edu. An
all-Regian house-gutting crew, complete with
crowbars, respirators and collared shirts, would
be a sight to be seen.” Nicholas Zimick and
John Latella will be Alumni Mentors in the AMP
program for the 2007-2008 school year, while
Nick applies to Medical School and John figures
out Law School.
Milestones
2004
Chris Seneca, cjs58@georgetown.edu
Michael Nanna is a junior at Colgate University
– premed. Dean’s List 04-06, Phi Eta Sigma
Honor Society, Co-Editor Sports Section Colgate
Maroon, Co-Captain Baseball Club, Biology
Honor Society. Thanks Regis!
2005
Kevin Bowles, kbb25@georgetown.edu
Peter Gallotta, PeteNYC343@aol.com
Marriages
Bruce Williamson ’70 and Marianne C. Williamson on October 14, 2006
Jason Creux ’90 and Kathryn Young on July 2, 2006
Richard Kullen ’90 and Vicki Casker on January 13, 2007
Peter Buff ’91 and Emma Frazier on December 16, 2006
Paul Zummo ’95 and Lauren Streusand on February 17, 2007
2006
Edward Walsh, etw5@georgetown.edu
Daniel Denicola, dan.denicola@gmail.com
Births
Jonah Declan Vazao on January 17, 2006 to Aldina and David Kennedy ‘89
Aileen Mary on April 13, 2006 to Aileen and John Farrelly ‘90
Aidan Joseph on June 6, 2006 to Dyan and Kevin Moclair ‘90
Ryan Kassem on January 3, 2007 to Iris and Chris Ocampo ‘90
Matthew Todd on September 15, 2006 to Elizabeth and Todd Cosenza ‘91
Joseph Thomas on October 10, 2006 to Dana and Jeff Briscoe ‘94
Samantha Grace on November 27, 2006 to Kim and Michael Francis ‘95
Deaths
Charles W. Lynch ’30 on March 3, 2007
Harry P. Cronin ’32 on December 6, 2006
William P. Richardson ’34 on January 21, 2007
James J. Brant ’35 on September 20, 2006
Robert J. Fitzgerald ’35 on January 18, 2007
Harold T. Broderick ’40 on December 19, 2006
Robert F. Walsh ’41 on August 18, 2006
Daniel L. McCabe ’48 in December, 2006
Henry A. McCormack ’48 on February 20, 2007
J. Richard Hughes ’50 on February 24, 2007
William F. O’Leary ’55 on March 4, 2007
Stephen M. Agli ’59 on January 8, 2007
Robert D. Juliano ’67 on October 15, 2006
Gerald P. Jeromski ’68 on December 18, 2006
John P. Suozzo ’68 on December 3, 2005