SPIRIT. MIND. BODY. CORDECHO 19 In Memoriam Marion Karl, OSF ‘42 Antoinette Sartori LiPuma ‘45 Virgilia Ratajczak Deptula ‘47 Rita Wingerter Smith ‘47 Lorraine Kubiak Bieksza ‘48 Helen Novo Murray ‘49 Elaine Amigone Collora ‘51 Joan Nowakowski Therrien ‘51 Shirley Stetter Zerkowski ‘51 Catherine Closs Anderson ‘52 Barbara Gersitz Lutz ‘52 Sr. Patricia Irr ‘53 Alice Daly McDonald ‘53 Geraldine Mundt Nasiak ‘53 Geraldine Zimmerman ‘53 Dolores Uhteg Jedrzejek ‘54 Sharon Kolz Mahony ‘54 Mary Fox Sullivan ‘55 Louise Kotlowski DeJames ‘57 Mary Gersitz Patterson ‘57 Patricia Kay Tremblay ‘57 Jeanne Senecal Farnan ‘58 Mary Ann J. Marthia Mueller ‘59 Beverly A. Cocciolo ‘60 Carol Eberl Colucci ‘60 Margaret Siepierski Cross ‘61 Sharon Gibney Stephens ‘61 Jacqueline A. Tasch ‘62 Karen Frauenheim Genrich ‘63 Veronica Lovas Harris ‘63 Mary Clare Saviola ‘63 Barbara Ruth Delpriore Hilliard ‘64 Madelyn Drumm McMartin ‘66 Carolyn Colvin Drylewski ‘67 Martha Hard-Batzloff ‘72 Mary Barth ‘75 Suzanne Trapper ‘75 Deborah Pauly ‘76 Vernetta Billups Camp ‘77 Sharon Campbell ‘77 Alexis M. Smith ‘15 Caroline Reeb ’17 graduated in May 2023 from the University at Buffalo School of Public Health and Health Professions with her Master of Public Health, concentration in Epidemiology. Josh-Lynne Jenifer ’19 graduated from Buffalo State’s honors program this spring and is currently the assistant JV basketball coach at Sacred Heart. Bridget Schiltz ’19 has received the Statler Foundation Scholarship of Excellence from the Department of Hospitality Management at Mercyhurst University. She is president of the Hospitality Management Club and Mercyhurst Frisbee Club. She has completed internships at White Lodging and is looking forward to making her own mark on the industry after graduation. Madeline Shaw ‘19 graduated from Alfred University in May with a degree in Biomaterials Engineering. She conducted and presented research at her university’s Undergraduate Research Forum. This research involved the Surface Modification of Gallium-Doped Bioglass utilizing Triethoxy(propyl)silane for Enhancing Dispersibility and Hydrophobicity for Biomedical applications. This surface modification technique is groundbreaking in the field of bone tissue engineering. 20s Irene Killian ’20 graduated from U.S. Army Airborne School in September of 2022.
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