On Sunday, May 23, after a year’s delay, the plan to organize a memorial Lilac 10K team for longtime McQuaid teacher and cross-country coach, Mr. Bob Bradley, finally came together. The team was organized by Mr. Bradley’s son, Rob ’93,…
A small ceremony was held Monday, May 17 to dedicate a recently planted tree in memory of 1960 alumnus Tom Trevett who passed away last September. The tree, located on the east side of the DiMarco Field House, will stand…
In your prayers, please remember the soul of Sebastian J. DiMaggio, ’78. DiMaggio, Sebastian J. Webster – Greeted into heaven by his father Dr. Joseph DiMaggio on May 9th, 2021 at the age of 61. He was a Graduate of…
In your prayers, please remember the soul of William C. Quenan, Jr. ’60, brother of James Quenan, ’63. William “Bill” Quenan Jr., age 78 of Amery, WI passed away at the Golden Age Manor in Amery on November 13, 2020…
In your prayers, please remember the soul of William R. Faucette, Jr. ’87. Webster – While comforted by his loving wife, Nikki, William passed on April 21 at age 51. Predeceased by his father, William Sr. and sister, Gayle. He…
In your prayers, please remember the soul of Jack L. Keenan III, ’66, brother of Robert Keenan, ’67. Keenan, Jack L. A message from Robert Keenan, ’67: It is with sadness that I must inform you that my brother Jack,…
In your prayers, please remember the soul of Robert J. Eckl, ’64. Eckl, Robert J. Brighton – Passed away on April 6, 2021, at the age of 74. Survived by his wife, Jacqueline Eckl; daughter, Nicolette (Samuel) Meyer-Walsh; sister, Anne…
In your prayers, please remember the soul of Gary A. Parisi. Parisi, Gary A. Rochester: March 24, 2021 at age 61. Predeceased by his parents Thomas & Ida (Cesolanni) Parisi. Survived by his wife of 25 years, Stacia (Pavia) Parisi;…
In your prayers, please remember the soul of Joseph P. Gagliano, ’64 brother of Nino Gagliano, ’60 and uncle of Nino Gagliano Jr., ’82. Gagliano, Joseph P. GAGLIANO – Joseph P., passed peacefully on Sunday, March 21, 2021. Survived by…
BASH 2021 certainly was a BASH like no other. In recapping a year of events that has been anything but normal, we are excited to announce that, despite the obstacles before us, BASH was a huge success! In total $428,975…