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VOL 2 NO 1 • MARCH 2013 WITH PRESIDENT KENT HICKEY Dear parents, alumni and friends of Seattle Prep, We are breaking ground on our new building this June! Our Board of Trustees gathered on February 12th to decide if we should proceed with the project this summer or wait another year to begin construction. We decided to go forward due to the following: 1. The most responsible approach to the seismic concerns associated with Adelphia is to resolve the problem as soon as feasible. Also, because the new building created through the Peyton renovation/addition will transform the learning environment for Prep students, we saw little reason to delay either of these important goals. The favorable loan agreement we are entering into with Chase Bank makes financing $10 million of the project an excellent financial decision for Prep in the long run. The low interest rate and extended term make this a responsible path for us. 2. Construction costs are rising and every indication is that they will continue to rise. The cost savings we could achieve now would not likely last into 2014. Money saved now is money we would not need to raise later. 3. Finally, the support of the Prep community has been very encouraging thus far. We have raised $10.9 million in pledges, and of this amount, $9.5 million is designated for the building project. The goal we are trying to raise is $15 million. When we reach the $13.5 million mark we will receive another $1.5 million cash gift from the Norcliffe Foundation. (That would bring the total gift from this outstanding foundation to $3 million!) Our task now is to close the gap between $10.9 and $13.5 million. We have phased the remaining $2.2 million over the course of the next 18 months (March 2013 through the completion of construction in August 2014). Our next benchmark is $1.1 million by this June. We know we can do this because of the generosity of the Prep community. The Prep community understands how essential this project is to our present and to our future. I firmly believe we will all do our best to get this done! Our terrific campaign staff and volunteers will now work even harder to get the word out to the Prep community. We need to reach that $1.1 million benchmark in June and we will together. Thank you to all who have brought us here through your generous support. INSIDE THE CAMPAIGN PREP FACULTY & STAFF GENEROUSLY SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN The dedication of Seattle Prep’s faculty and staff is evident everywhere you look. They are in the classroom, coaching after school, leading retreats, working in the offices and making sure our facilities meet the needs of our students. They do it because they believe in the mission of Seattle Prep to educate our students to be men and women for others. The faculty and staff campaign committee, headed by Ron Zipse, Kathy Krueger and Brian Elsner ’97, reached out to their colleagues for support of Building Our Future. This group of dedicated professionals has stepped forward and raised more than $375,000.00 with 99% participating to date. This is a wonderful demonstration of the shared commitment our entire community has in Building Our Future: The Campaign for Seattle Prep. Please thank our faculty and staff for their generosity the next time you see them.

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with President

Kent hicKey

Dear parents, alumni and friends of Seattle Prep,

we are breaking ground on our new building this June!

Our Board of Trustees gathered on February 12th to decide if we should

proceed with the project this summer or wait another year to begin

construction. We decided to go forward due to the following:

1. The most responsible approach to the seismic concerns associated with

Adelphia is to resolve the problem as soon as feasible. Also, because

the new building created through the Peyton renovation/addition will

transform the learning environment for Prep students, we saw little reason

to delay either of these important goals. The favorable loan agreement

we are entering into with Chase Bank makes financing $10 million of the

project an excellent financial decision for Prep in the long run. The low

interest rate and extended term make this a responsible path for us.

2. Construction costs are rising and every indication is that they will

continue to rise. The cost savings we could achieve now would not likely

last into 2014. Money saved now is money we would not need to raise later.

3. Finally, the support of the Prep community has been very encouraging

thus far. We have raised $10.9 million in pledges, and of this amount, $9.5

million is designated for the building project. The goal we are trying to

raise is $15 million. When we reach the $13.5 million mark we will receive

another $1.5 million cash gift from the Norcliffe Foundation. (That would

bring the total gift from this outstanding foundation to $3 million!)

Our task now is to close the gap between $10.9 and $13.5 million. We have

phased the remaining $2.2 million over the course of the next 18 months

(March 2013 through the completion of construction in August 2014). Our next

benchmark is $1.1 million by this June. We know we can do this because of

the generosity of the Prep community. The Prep community understands how

essential this project is to our present and to our future. I firmly believe we

will all do our best to get this done!

Our terrific campaign staff and volunteers will now work even harder to

get the word out to the Prep community. We need to reach that $1.1 million

benchmark in June and we will together. Thank you to all who have brought us

here through your generous support.

inside the camPaign

PreP Faculty & staFF generously suPPort the camPaign

The dedication of Seattle Prep’s faculty and staff is evident everywhere you look. They are in the classroom, coaching after

school, leading retreats, working in the offices and making sure our facilities meet the needs of our students. They do it

because they believe in the mission of Seattle Prep to educate our students to be men and women for others.

The faculty and staff campaign committee, headed by Ron Zipse, Kathy Krueger and Brian Elsner ’97, reached out to their

colleagues for support of Building Our Future. This group of dedicated professionals has stepped forward and raised more

than $375,000.00 with 99% participating to date. This is a wonderful demonstration of the shared commitment our entire

community has in Building Our Future: The Campaign for Seattle Prep. Please thank our faculty and staff for their generosity the

next time you see them.

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Patty and scott meden

Patty and Scott Meden have supported Building Our Future: The Campaign for

Seattle Prep on many levels. They made an initial gift to the building project

last spring, then, after reflecting on the importance of the project, they

decided to make a second gift to the campaign. In addition, they chaired

and supported the efforts to establish the Class of 2013 Endowment in

honor of their son, Alec ’13, and all his classmates. When asked why

Seattle Prep is a philanthropic priority to them, they replied, “Prep is such

a special place, helping students reach for their dreams and live a life full

of service and opportunities. Prep has a rich Jesuit tradition that focuses

on community and nurtures social and spiritual development along

with academics. It is an environment where kids are kind, loving and

respectful. This plays out in many ways including school spirit, the range

of sports and activities available and the inclusive atmosphere.”

The Medens’ hope is that Prep is able to continue to provide

students the opportunity for a quality education in a spiritual

community environment for years to come. To do this, Patty and

Scott firmly believe that Prep needs a state-of-the-art facility:

“The current campaign to support capital improvements will make

this possible. With the exciting campus improvements, Seattle

Prep will take educational, spiritual and individual growth to the

next level so that students will find their high school experience to

be successful and fulfilling.”

Both Patty and Scott feel fortunate that their son, Alec ’13, has

been able to experience all that Prep has to offer. When asked

what they will remember most about Prep, they reply, “Watching

our son learn, grow and stretch his boundaries. Seeing him

develop the capabilities that will help him to succeed, not just in

college, but in life. Realizing that Alec woke up every day excited to

go to school and had a happy, successful high school experience.”

They believe that any child who has the desire and ability should be

afforded the same opportunity as Alec ’13. The Class of 2013 Endowment is

especially important to the Medens because they feel that each class needs

to do its part and keep the possibility of a Prep education accessible for all

future Panthers. “We know the need for tuition assistance will continue to

grow. By supporting the Class of 2013 Endowment we show our kids that,

as members of this community, it’s important to get involved and support

those who will come after us.”

“Education is such an

important priority. We

feel like an investment in

Prep is an investment in

the future.”

Scott and Patty Meden

navone Family giFt

The family of Patricia & James Navone ’54 has a rich legacy and tradition at Seattle Prep. Jim is a graduate of the class of ’54

and Pat served on the Board of Trustees from 1980 - 86. Each of their five children (Jim ’77 MRC, Janet Eckmann ’79, Carol

Navone-Bonnie ’80, Theresa Roberts ’83 and Jeannine Christofilis ’90) graduated from Prep and today they have seven

grandchildren who have graduated or are currently attending Seattle Prep. The family has come together with a significant

gift to name the Great Room the Patricia & James Navone ’54 Great Room. This new space, located on the top floor of

Peyton Hall, will help foster the sense of community that Prep is well known for and will be a place for students, faculty,

alumni and parents to gather in fellowship. We are grateful for the Navone family and their support of Building Our Future:

The Campaign for Seattle Prep.

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thanK you to our generous donors as oF FeBruary 22, 2013

Anonymous (6)Janice & Bruce AbeSusan & Michael AllenVenicia Allen-Johnson Pauline AlokolaroLaurie & Curt AltigAnne Read-Andersen & Erich AndersenKaren Andersen ’79 & Mike Matthews ’79Eric AndersonClaire & Jeff ArrowsmithCraig Arthur ’87Veronica AsuiMichelle & Tony AudinoEstate of Caroline AugustynDamian Augustyn, M.D. ’70Aven FoundationGail & Sean AyresNancy Hanson & Matt Barmore Treva & Glenn BarnhartKath & Rich BarthCindy Price Baur & Bob BaurLisa & Jeff Behrman ’77Susan & Roger Belanich ’56Tricia & Fred Bentley IIIRev. Jack Bentz, SJWendy Rogers-Bermudez & Gerardo BermudezBei & Joe BernalJoseph BersonJody & Hunt BeyerJohn Bianchi ’62Biesold Family on behalf of Gill Biesold-McGee, Casey Schmidt and Colby Biesold, in memory of Gill Centioli, their Great GrandfatherChristie & Todd Biesold Mary & George BirchfieldDeirdre & Fraser BlackLaurie & Joe BlattnerJennifer Cargal & David BleyJulie & Willie BlueMaralyn & Jack Blume ’45Karla & Joseph BocekJill & Tom Boehmer ’70Martin Bosworth ’81Mary Ann & Dick Boulanger ’47Linda & John Bowers, Jr.Jolene & Rick BoyleLinda & Tim BoyleFran & John Bradley ’56Liz & John BrennanJulie & Robert BreshockMonica (Hill) ’88 & Dave Brethauer ’88Maddy & Alec Brindle, Sr. ’56Anne & Mike Brixner ’66Maureen & Joe Brotherton ’72 Cindie & Steve Brown IIIPeter BrundrettDolores & Bob Brusic ’48Karen & Curt BryanCarol & Robert BubarShelley & Frank BuhlerMelinda & Matt BurksBecky & Jim BurnsMichelle Terry & Kenneth BurtonRachel & Matt ButlerCarol & Michael CaflischPatricia Joyce & Angelo CalfoHeather & Julian CampbellLesley & Brad CanfieldJames Cannon ’66Michelle Doyle & Jeff CantorTeresa & Shane CarewMarilyn & Jeffrey CarlGlynis & John Carrosino ’75Sarah & Tim CavanaughBonnie & Frank CechDebbie CentioliMargaret Mayes & Charles CervenyClarissa & Lanny Ching ’66Jeannine (Navone) ’90 & Dino Christofilis

Linda & Mike ClarkeJanet & Kay ClawsonCarol Bracken Clemency & John ClemencyLaura & Max CloughJulie & Dan Coleman ’74April & Jim CollierPatricia & Ted CollinsFrank Coluccio ’76Sue & Greg ColuccioCarolyn & John Comick ’73Sue & John CooperEstate of Jack CorkeryVada May CorkeryTracy CornellSerena Cosgrove ’81 & Martin Bosworth ’81Lucretia & Dan Costello ’60Jason CourterDebbie Crawford-Zygar & John ZygarMarta & Lucio Dalla GasperinaKaren & Jeffrey DanielsKaryn Andriesen & Michael DanielsonRita DaubenspeckFord Davidson ’97Molly & Bob DavidsonJudy DavisSuzette & Leon de Turenne ’63Noel de Turenne ’98Pam & Mick Deines ’62Therese & John DelaneyMichael Dennehy ’15Ann & Anthony DeRoccoShiloh & Don deVeraMichele Godvin & Gaston DeysineShannon & Joe DickinsonBarbara & Brian DiJulio ’79Sue & Vic DmitrievKary & Mark DoerflerMelissa Dold & Kyle CookJeri & Doug DonnellyDorsey & Whitney FoundationMeaghan & Paul DowlingMartha & Jeff DownerJanene Drafs & Steve GahlerAngela Dugan & Anders RosenquistRobin & Robert DulleaYvonne & Roland DunatovKim & Mike DurandMaribeth & Peter EaganTim Easter ’61Dianne EganDeanna Sundvick-Egge & Jon Egge ’61Lisa Keith & David EllingerDana & Brian Elsner ’97Jody & Mike ElsnerMax Engel, Jr. ’96Barbara & Thomas EnnisSharon Evans & Brad MinerMimi & Todd FairchildShelley FaivreVictoria & Mark FanningSharon & Peter FaricyCarolyn FeldsinePhil FeldsineJeanne & Campion FellinBill Fellows ’70Amber & Vincent FerreseAmy & Bill FerronTeresa LaCugna Fields & Brian Fields ’77 MRCCindy & Frank FirmaniSheree & Brad FisherRev. Paul Fitterer, SJStephanie Marvin & Pat Fleege ’62Karen & Douglas FletcherKimberly Phillips & Jeff FlinnJulie & Andrew Flor ’82Leigh & Tom FloydRachel ForteSandra FoyFraizier Family FoundationMary & Alan Frazier

Jennifer FreemanTheresa & Jerome FrigillanaFrost & Margaret Snyder FoundationKatharine & Stephen FullerTerri & Joe Gaffney ’63Zandra Navarro-Villicana & Cesar GalindoDiane & Mark GaryMaureen & Adam GavinGloria & Dick GedroseAlisa Luber & Joe GensterCasey Gibson ’03Chelsea Gibson ’13J.B. Gibson ’10Kristy & Michael GibsonMargaret & Erik GiesaJennifer & Jeff GietzenJill & Jon GilbertLyndsey & Brad Gillis Kathryn & Bill GillisCarol Gilmore SauterJohn GleasonKate & John GoodwinEloise & James GramsLisa & Rick GreenDawn Winters & Peter Grimm ’70Morella Troconis & Horacio GutierrezCorinne & Russell HagenBrenda & Michael HaggartyAnn & Jan HajnoszSandy & Chip HalbertMargaret & Jon HallgrimsonCharlie Hanafin ’11Kay & Doug HanafinSusan & Zack Hangauer ’62Suzanne & John HansenErin Cordry & Eric HansonKaren & Norm HardySusie McDonald & Robert HardyKristina Ryhn & James HarmanLarry HawkinsCynthia & Russ HazzardCheryl HealyBrenda & Tom HeflinAngie HellermannMary Read & Philip HendersonRobin & Andy Hendricks ’83Shannon & Matt Hendricks ’82Jacqueline & Paul Hennes ’61Cindy & Jay HenningEstate of Ina Marie HenryEstate of James HenryTerry & Kent HickeyCarolyn & John Hickman ’70Debra & George HofbauerEmmet HoganJeanine HolmesJohn Hopcroft ’57Patty & Steve Hopps ’62Creg Howard ’62Rev. Pat Howell, SJLisa & Christopher HoytKaty & John HunterGinny & Bart HutchinsonJennifer (Gleason) ’82 & Mike HydeHylton FamilyIrene & Christopher Jellen ’85Mollie & Kris JensenTeresa (Hampton) ’81 & Marc JensenBrigitte Fortin & Douglas JohnsonKris & Ted JohnsonLucy & Rodney JohnsonJamie Polito & Jim JohnstonMegan & Mike KellySusan Kennedy Margaret Murphy & Ed KhalfayanJenell Kheriaty & Sullivan ShawKyri & Brad KhouriChris KiehnTerri & Michael KilleenHeidi Kim & Alec CampbellAnne & Steve KnightChris KocherGary Kocher

Anne Marie Koehler ’99Chris Koehler ’92Carol & Steve Koehler ’62Erika Koehler-Stafford ’95 & Jerrod StaffordMary Ann & Tom KoflerJanet & Brad KomenKathy Krikorian & John McLaughlinSusan & Larry KronKathy & Walt KruegerJanet Bogus & Eric KuehlMeredith & Gregory LambertKaren & Darin LangLynne & Norman LangsethDeborah & Scott LarsenErin Swezey & Tim LearySusan LeavertonMartha Ways & Tim LeeLois & Peter LeffAnne Freitas & Michael LeslieDavid LesterCarla & Donald LewisJennifer & Jeff LewisBetsy & Brian Losh ’67Mary & Joe LynamKarin Ogren & Brian MackKay & David MacVicarMaria & Jorge MadrazoRev. Paul Magnano ’60Jennifer Porter & Harold MalkinGail Marshall & Leslie MalloneeVeronica & Rodrigo MangaliagLauretta & Lou MarchesiniCarolyn & Brett MarckKristina & Bill Marti ’62Robin & Kenneth MartinAnnie George & George MathewGisele & Harry MatthewsStacie & Greg MaurerLaurie Black & Stafford MaysCherise & Rob McAuley, Jr.Betsy & Andy McCarthyMerridy & Mike McChesney ’62Michele & Patrick McCleanMaura McCullochPat McCullough ’66Jill & Phil McCuneGretchen & Jim McDevitt ’61Elisa McGeeCindy & Gene McGrath ’62John McKay, Jr. ’74Lisa & Thomas McKennyDeana & Greg McNeillKatie & Chris McReynoldsPatty & Scott MedenRegina & Wayne MelonsonJoan & Don Merlino ’60Irene & Aaron Merz ’89Sarah Hunter & Paul MeyerAlicia (Collora) ’93 & Brian Meza ’92Alene & Marin MillerBarbara & Dave Mitchell, Jr. ’62Mary and Mark MitchellJoanie & John MoranPierre MouradKanjamat & John MullallyAmy & George MurphyHeather & Mike MurphyAndrea & Nelson Nakata ’81Concha NavarroPat & Jim Navone ’54Jill & Jim Navone MRC ’77Carol Navone-Bonnie ’80 & Shelby BonnieKelly & Bret NeelyNicki & Mike Nelson Tom NguyenMartha & Walt NiehoffJoan & Mike NiggemeyerRosemary & Lou Oberndorf ’63Cindy & Michael O’BrienSally & Michael O’BrienMichael O’Connell ’62Sheron & Roger O’Connell ’60Karen & Yosh Ohno ’65

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Members

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Rev. Jack Bentz, SJ

Lanny Ching ’66

Laura Clough

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Rev. Paul Fitterer, SJ

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Mary McKay Vial

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April Collier

Liz Brennan

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Janet & John O’Neil, Jr. ’76Lucy (Pulford) ’82 & Paul OsbornDeborah & Pat OstranderJennifer & Jesse Ottele ’92Christine & Jon OvenellKellyann & Kevin PadonJeff Parietti ’73Maria Solorio & Michael PatrickRita & Ed PaulterRobert PearlmanJanet & Brandon PedersenSandy & Jeff PedersenAmy & Richard PellyCarol & Skip Penny ’63Lisa & Don PercivalDiana Turner Perkinson & Bradley PerkinsonMary de Rosas & Paul PeterhansMarge & John Petrie ’65Louise PiacentiniAndrea & Richard PiacentiniJudy PigottPioneer Educational Society/ Oregon ProvinceLisa & Joe PiperNancy PleasRiley & Nancy Pleas Family Foundation Pam & Ryan Pleas ’74Pamela & Paul Plumis ’66Sam PrajapatiMichelle & Nick PsyhogeosLaurie & Len Quadracci ’80Cynthia Davis & Jeff RahlmannRainier Investment Management, Inc.Liese & Ramnath RajeshJoanne & John Ramsay IIIErin & Dave Raney ’95Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.Lisa & Bob RatliffeDavid ReadDebbie & Kevin Read ’78Mike Read ’76Nancy & Terry Read ’70Scott RedmanHelene & Brian ReedJules ReidMaureen & John ReidKathy & Tim ReillyEileen & John Renner, Jr. ’62Catherine Torlai & Warren RheaumeDolores Rheaume-BrusicKathy & John Richardson IIIVal RitchieKaren & Alan Robertson

Laureen & Martin RobinettJean & Kirk RobinsonCarmen Valdes & Jeffery RobinsonJeanie & Tom Robinson ’64Sue & George RockwellMary & Greg Rockwell ’62Juliet (Gleason) ’85 & Stephen RogerJean & Jack Rosling ’53Dana & Stephen RossPatty RothwellKelly & Marc RuddJess & James Rudolf ’96Nancy & John RudolfJules & Roger RunacresJen (Tullis) ’99 & Stephen Russell ’99Kathleen & Richard SandersRobin & Dick Sandstrom ’64Helen (Sauvage) ’79 & Bob Santucci ’77Athena & George SarantinosKaterina SaylesJoanne & Mike Scallon ’62David ScalzoLuke Scalzo ’13Steve Scalzo ’66Ronna & Peter SchmidtSheelah & Dave Schreiber ’62Schwab Charitable FundLori & Deino Scott ’74Michael Scott ’39Phuong & Craig ScukasSeattle Prep Parent AssociationCarol & Larry SextonAnn & Matthew ShanahanJulie & George ShawKaren & Robert Sheppard IVBarbara & Joe Shickich, Jr.Jody & Tim ShieldsMegan Struthers & David ShoultzMichelle & David SkowMichele & Brad SmithJoanna & Scott SmithTracy SmithKarleen SnetsingerDonald SodoraAnne Ward & Donald SorianoAngela & Ron SouzaMaria & David SpanelKat Spellman-Miner ’87 & Stuart Miner ’85Amy SpiveyVicky & Greg StamolisTerry Gillespie & John Stanton

Lisa & Doug StewartKim & Daniel StockwellAnn (Kokesh) ’80 & David StoutRebecca & Henrik StraboBarb & Jim Sullivan, Jr.Marcene & Brian SullivanDiana Bender & Louis SweenyKatharine Hayner & Stephen SyrjalaDenise & Mark TabbuttLaura & Michael TargettSandy & Bill Taylor ’61Cheryl & Rick Tedrow ’77Katie & Bill Teplicky ’76The Norcliffe FoundationThe Russell Family FoundationThe Seattle FoundationJeanette & Brad ThorsonDebbie Vonnahme & Dan TobinRayanne & Tom Trebon ’62Kathy & John TullisAnne Marie Twining ’03Theresa & Dan TwiningJimmy Twining ’01Jeff Twining ’05Paul Twining ’08Beth & Mike TylerLinda & Robert Van HareMary McKay Vial & Peter VialNancy Bird & Dale Vogel in honor of Sandy & Don Bacic ‘78Gina & Tim WackerbarthJenelle & Mark WalhoutStephanie Read & Ed WalkerLorna & Norland WalterRuth & Phil Waters ’51Clare Hausmann Weiand & William WeiandGardis Meergans & Livingston WerneckeTerry WernerJeannette & Mark Wheeler ’69Terri & Greg Whittle ’66Kristen Wilson ’98Renee & Stephen WilsonMaureen Wishkoski & Ed MooreConnie & Roman WongSandy Brouwer-Wright & Tom WrightLinda & Robert YahnRobin & Kevin YlvisakerMarianne & Joe Zech ’75Tina & Hasan ZeerSharon Stone & Ron Zipse

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