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LoyolaUNIVERSITY CHICAGO y r nt n sSpring 2009 Volume 3, Issue 3 r m t i r si ntfor st nt irsWat E R tOW E R C a M PUSNew School ofCommunicationbuildingDEAR LOYOLA PARENTS,I hope you are finding the LoyolaParents Association (LUCPA) to be agreat source of information for you asa Loyola parent. You can always findinformation on events and other LUCPAnews by visiting LUC.edu/lucpa. Thisissue of the Parent E-News includesnews from campus as well as upcomingevents throughout thecountry—a great wayto stay connected!As I begin my last fewmonths here at Loyolabefore heading southto become president of Spring HillCollege, I want to thank you for yoursupport of me and of Loyola. It hasbeen a pleasure and a privilege to workwith your students and with you. Allowme one last time to thank you for yourgenerosity and for sharing what youvalue most, your son or daughter, withus at Loyola. May God bless you.Sincerely,Rev. Richard P. Salmi, S.J.Vice President for Student AffairsDean Don Heider, PhD, and his crew officiallymoved into the new School of Communication onthe Water Tower Campus. Classrooms, offices, andother facilities are located within the building, anda state-of-the-art convergence media lab that willbe housed at ground level to attract passersby isplanned.School of Communication,51 E. Pearson StreetWhat is Alpha Sigma Nu?Selection to Alpha Sigma Nu is one ofthe highest honors on a Jesuit campus.Alpha Sigma Nu is the honor society ofJesuit institutions of higher education.The society was founded in 1915 tohonor a select number of students eachyear on scholarship, loyalty, and service.Alpha Sigma Nu is unique among honorsocieties in that it seeks to identify the most promisingstudents in Jesuit schools. Candidates must rank in the top 15 percent oftheir class and must be of at least junior status. Inductees demonstrate anintelligent appreciation of and commitment to the ideals —intellectual,social, moral, and religious—of Jesuit higher education.Privileges of Membership Enhanced experienceof a Jesuit EducationSAVETHEDATEFaMILy WEEkEnD 2009September 25-27 Remarkableopportunitiesfor networkingwith over 45,000members worldwide Commitment tocontinue to live theideals of scholarship,loyalty, and service. Tangible sign of youracademic success:great addition toresuméOnly 4 percent ofstudents are inducted,as it is the highesthonor at JesuitInstitutions includingall disciplines. For moreinformation aboutAlpha Sigma Nu, pleasevisitalphasigmanu.orgor contact Jack McLean,Director of StudentLeadership Developmentat jmclean@luc.edu or773-508-3912.Please note: The Dean’sOffice of each college orschool is responsible forthe selection process.PaREntS’ FUnD DRAFT HOnOR ROLL LIStInG — MakE yOUR GIFt tODay!Join other parents and show your support — help make great things happen!LUC.edu/ParentsGiving
Choice. Control. Character.During the month of March,events and traditionsassociated with spring break,For students who choose to drink, thesetips can help to keep them safer: Set a limit.St. Patrick’s Day, and the NCAA’s ‘March Pace drinks to one or fewer per hour.Madness’ take socializing to anotherlevel, a level that often involves risky Have a plan for how to turn down(or delay) a drink.drinking behavior. To help your son or Steer clear of drinking games.daughter to make safe and responsible Have a non-alcoholic beverage, likewater, between drinks.decisions, ask them about their socialplans and talk specifically about drinking.Here are a few tips that may be helpful:The best way to avoid dangeroussituations is not to drink. The only legaloption for students under the age of 21is to not drink. Make a pact with friends that no onegoes to or from a party alone. Don’t drink and drive. Carry extramoney for cab fare. Don’t accept open containerbeverages from anyone but abartender. Get a new beverage if you’ve leftyours unattended or if you’re notsure it’s yours.For more information about Loyola’salcohol initiative, “Choice. Control.Character.” and/or additionalsuggestions for having conversationsabout alcohol with your student, pleasevisit ‘For Parents’ at LUC.edu/ccc.Send us your business card and we will sendyou a free Loyola personalized luggage tag!Visit LUC.edu/alumni/travel.Send your business cards to:Rebecca GrimLoyola University ChicagoAdvancement Division25 E. Pearson, Room 1224Chicago, IL 60611
What's Happening at Call of theOpen RoadLos Angles, CA andWashington DCFebruary 28–March 5The OnCall program has officiallyswitched gears for the spring: whilethe fall semester challenged studentsto explore their different desiresin the light of Ignatian Spirituality,this semester we’ll be hitting theroad and putting our reflection intoaction. Inspired by the PBS seriesRoad Trip Nation, two groups of eightLoyola students will be traveling toWashington D.C. and Los Angelesto interview people who are livingextraordinary lives about their careerpaths and how they found theirpurpose and calling in life.Student participants in Washinton, D.C. on last year’s “Call of the Open Road” trip.igNation EVOKEationigNation EVOKEation is based on EVOKE’s very successful“Call of the Open Road” program. For students who arenot able to take part in the spring break immersion,this “indie” experience allows students to explore theircallings throughout the academic year with the supportof EVOKE. Over a period of a few weeks, students builda team of 2-4 participants, work with EVOKE, and set upconversations with 1-2 inspiring people in Chicago. Eachteam’s adventures will be shown on igNation —Loyola’sown online media section at LUC.edu.EVOKEPilgrimage to Lourdes, FranceMay 11–21This 10-day service immersion trip to Lourdes, Frances isbeing offered in collaboration with the School of Nursing,Evoke, and University Ministry. A total of 11 students (2seniors, 9 juniors) were accepted to participate in thispilot immersion trip. Nursing faculty member, P. AnnSolari-Twadell, Executive Director of Evoke, Dawn Overstreet,and Director of University Ministry, Chris Murphy will beleading the trip in conjunction with Our Lady of LourdesHospitality, North American Volunteers.The immersion is both a pilgrimage and service trip. Thestudents will be actively engaged in service each day.Service sites include: helping the sick and suffering in thebaths, assisting pilgrims off the trains, cleaning the carefacility, attending to wounded American soldiers at the carefacility, and assisting with the evening vigils/processions.MakE yOUR GIFt tO tHE PaREntS’ FUnD tODay! Visit LUC.edu/ParentsGiving to support Evoke and similar initiatives today!
University ministryDivision of Missionand MinistryThe site will offer a link tothe scripture readings of theday along with a reflectionfrom member of the Loyolacommunity. Take a moment fromyour day to pause and reflect.All students, staff and faculty, parentsand alumni are invited to activelycollaborate in the integration of faith,learning, and action. Learn more atLUC.edu/missionandministry.Madonna della StradaHunger Week 2008ChapelHunger Week 2008 was anThe renovation of Madonnaexceptional university wide event.della Strada chapel was officiallyThis year’s theme was “For thecompleted in late October withCommon Good” with a specialthe installation of a new organ.emphasis on sustainability. Chicago’sThe renovation efforts includedCommunity Kitchens, Food for All,enhancing the chapel’sand the Heifer International ProjectThe annual 5k walk/run drew over 160 participantsarchitectural and artistic grandeur,were chosen as the 2008 beneficiaries.reinvigorating the chapel as the liturgical center for university worshipSome of the highlights from the week include: collaborations withand celebration, and bringing the facility up to date structurally.Aramark and CUERP on the brand new “trayless” week and HungerLearn more at luc.edu/sacramental life.Week meals in the dining halls, as well as with Gannon Center onthe Sustainable Dinner which highlighted a growing trend onSign up to receive the Madonna Timessustainable living. Other notable events were the 5K Walk/Runwhich increased tremendously in participation. This year over 160The Madonna Times is our weekly bulletin and includes informationpeople came out to support the event. The week was packed withabout prayer opportunities at the chapel, news about sacramentala large variety of events sponsored by many different organizationslife and information about events and programming withinon campus. The Online Silent Auction was a tremendous success!University Ministry. The bulletin is only available electronically.Anyone may sign up for the Madonna Times Online.Season of LentThis coming Lent, Loyola will host an online daily scripture reflectionfrom Ash Wednesday to Easter. Parents are invited to visit luc.edu/lent.Visit LUC.edu/sacramental life for more information.Home for All FaithsRoman Catholic Liturgy andSacramentsSacramental Life serves topromote the Catholic Identity ofthe University through liturgicalworship, the celebration of thesacraments, and in trainingstudents to be future leaders inthe Church.Protestant OutreachUniversity Ministers work withinterested students in creatinga supportive faith community,finding worship services, andoffering pastoral support.Contact Chaplain Rachel Hart formore information at rhart@luc.eduor at 773.508.2203. You can alsofind information about ProtestantWorship sites here.Loyola LutheransLoyola Lutherans meet weeklyfor fellowship, food, and faith tocreate a supportive communityfor Lutheran students.Loyola Gospel ChoirThe Loyola Gospel Choir is amixed-voice ensemble in whichstudents meet weekly as a onecredit hour class and perform invarious on-campus venues.Orthodox Christian FellowshipThe Orthodox ChristianFellowship leads students togrow in the Christian OrthodoxFaith and become more fullyacquainted and informedabout their Orthodox ChristianHeritage.IslamThe Muslim Student Association(MSA) serves Muslim students,faculty, and staff who want tocome together to pray, socialize,and learn about the Muslim Faith.You can also visit their websitefor more information.HinduismThe Hindu Student Organization(HSO) serves Hindu students,faculty, and staff who want topractice their Hindu Faith andexpland their knowledge aboutthe Hindu religion.JudaismHillel leads students to growin the Jewish Faith throughsocials, academic lectures, andcelebrations of Jewish holidays.You can also visit their websitefor more information.
Giving Back in Memory of a Loving Father“We decided as a family to honor the memory of our parentsthrough contributions to the Parents’ Fund. We feel thatFr. Garanzini has set really high standards and goals for theUniversity and that our parents would want to be partners.”—Danita Pacelli SchmidtRocco Pacelli, beloved husband of the late Grace (neeSacco) and loving father of four children Anthony,Danita, Richard (BS ’76, DDS ’82) and Marianne trulybelieved in the importance of higher education, especiallya Loyola degree. Rocco, a highly decorated Captain inthe U.S. Army WWII, completed a high school education,butalways taught his children the importance ofcontinuing education, especially college and advancedcollege degrees.Both Rocco and his wife Grace became involved in LoyolaUniversity Chicago Parents’ Association in the early 1980swhen their son, Richard attended Loyola. “Since neither ofthem attended college they always wanted their childrento have a college education. They truly embodied Loyola’smission and became involved in the Loyola Parents’Association being wonderful ambassadors for many years.”They also became very active in fundraising for the Schoolof Nursing to raise additional support from parents toprovide financial assistance to Loyola nursing students.Fr. John Reilly, S.J., who worked on the parents programduring that time, remembers both Rocco and Grace’sinvolvement as parents. “They were good workers for theParents Associates programs and charming, always with asmile,” said Fr. Reilly.Why support theParents’ Fund?The Parents’ Fund offers parents anopportunity to make a targeted investmentin the services and programs at Loyola.Your investment will not only supportyour student, but will increase the valueof your student’ degree by enhancingthe quality education andundergraduate experience.When you make a gift to the Parents’ Fund(back row) Rocco, Grace, and Father John Reilly, S.J. pose with members of theParents’ Association at an annual event at the Drake hotel.“I realized and understood from them how important anadvanced education really helped me and now, my children.We hope that this contribution will assist Loyola’s Parents’Association in their quest to assist young men and women inattending such a fine, respected university as Loyola.”you are also making a statement that yousupport the education your son or daughteris receiving at Loyola. Your generositymakes an immediate impact in the Loyolaexperience offered to Loyola undergraduates.You still have time to make your gift to beincluded in this year’s honor roll of donorsfor the 2007-08 academic year!What is the Parents’Leadership Council?Members of the Parents’ Leadership Councilact as ambassadors to the university by—Danita Pacelli Schmidtmaking a leadership gift to the Parents’Fund, engaging fellow Loyola parents, andhelping raise critical funds to support theParents’ Fund. For more information,please contact Katie Reifenberg, Directorof Development, Parents’ Fund atkreifen@luc.edu or 312.915.7250.visit LUC.edu/ParentsGiving.
r nts, you’re invited! r n m s .LOyOLa UnIvERSIty MUSEUM OF aRt (LUMa)LUC.edu/LUMAEvOkE’S LIvInG EXtRaORDInaRILy LUnCHEOnWednesday, April 15, 2009 LSC The Eternal Light of Egypt:The Photography of Sarite Sanders Just Like Being There:A Collection of Stereo Photography Western Neolithic Idols:Symbols of Fertility and LifeRev. Richie Salmi, S.J., Vice President for Student AffairsRegistration begins 10 AM, April 8FREE CONCERT: “MUSIC SHE WROTE:COMPOSITIONS BY WOMEN”Sunday, March 15, 2009 3 PM Madonna della Strada, LSCDr. Frances Nobert of Whittier, California presents a programentitled “Music She Wrote: Compositions by Women.” She willexplore the often neglected rich heritage of music composedby women representing every period of organ composition. Thisengaging lecture recital will feature many fascinating pieces thatare rarely heard.LEntEn Day OF PRayERSaturday, March 21 9 AM–3 PM Madonna della Strada, LSCJoin us as we hear from our very own Vice President of StudentAffairs, Fr. Richie Salmi, S.J. Fr. Salmi has blessed the Loyolacommunity for many years through his leadership that exhibitscura personalis. This summer, Fr. Salmi will transition from Loyola tohis new position as President of Spring Hill College. Join us as wecelebrate his life and work and continue to be inspired by a manliving out his vocation.FREE COnCERtWednesday, April 22 7:30 PM Madonna della Strada, LSCThis collaboration between Sacramental Life and the Departmentof Fine and Performing Arts features Loyola’s University Chorus,Chamber Chorus and Orchestra paired with the brand new organin Madonna della Strada Chapel. Featured pieces on the evening’sprogram includes Britten’s “Rejoice in the Lamb” and Vivaldi’s“Gloria.” The organ will be played by University OrganistSteven Betancourt.University Ministry and the Alumni Association are co-sponsoringa spring retreat. The entire Loyola community of alumni, students,parents, faculty and staff are welcome to this day of ecumenicalprayer. The retreat will include personal reflection, small group faithsharing, as well as silent, spoken and sung prayer in the spirit of theTaize community, an ecumenical pilgrimage site in France. The costof this event is 15. Lunch is included in this fee. Register atLUC.edu/alumni/events. r ss t ntry.natIOnaL Day OF SERvICESaturday, April 18, 2009Spend a day volunteering with Loyolaalumni at sites across Chicago and thecountry. Join us in projects that willfoster friendship, promote service,and leave a positive imprint on ourcommunities. Loyola will also sponsorservice opportunities in San Francisco,Phoenix, Albuquerque, Milwaukee,Denver, New York, Los Angeles,Washington, D.C. and St. Louis. Alumniand their families as well as prospectivestudents and Loyola parents areencouraged to attend.If you would like more information onany of these activities or are interested ingetting more involved in a Rambler Clubin your city, please contact Allison Cote at312.915.6742 or acote@luc.eduJoin Reverend Michael J. Garanzini, S.J., President, as he shares plansfor Loyola’s biggest and most ambitious project ever.5/2 St. Paul3/28 Milwaukee3/15 San Francisco3/20 Santa Barbara3/21 Los Angeles3/22 Rancho Santa Fe4/4ClevelandNew Yorkto RSvP or learn more,call 800.256.9652or visit LUC.edu/events
L O Y O L A U N I V E R S I TY C H I C A G OParents’ Fund donor listingContributions between July 1, 2008 and January 16, 2009You still have time to make your gift by June 30, 2008, to be included in the published honor roll listing.*(PLC) denotes Parents’ Leadership Council Members.Ahuad Abdala, MD Niles, ILLouise and Robert Abraham Chicago, ILMiriam and Robert Ahern Avon, CTAshfaq Ahmad Burr Ridge, ILAnn and Donald Allegro Bettendorf, IASandra and Terry Althoff Parma, OHKaren and Bob Anderson Ann Arbor, MICharles Anderson Chicago, ILSusan and Alejandro Aparicio Chicago, ILHonorata and Victoriano Aquino Los Angeles, CALeonisa and Roberto Aranas Chicago, ILLea and Richard Arceneaux Algonquin, ILHelene and Peter Argentine Pittsburgh, PAMaureen and Thomas Ashdown Solon, OHBarbara and James Ashley Naperville, IL (PLC)Ilene and Charles Audette Jr. Farmington Hills, MIGraciela and Javier Baca Waukegan, ILCatherine Bagel Beverly Hills, MIPatricia and Mike Bahniuk Derwood, MDMargaret and Jamie Bailey Lake in the Hills, ILMarilyn and Jakob Bakst, MD Chicago, ILSusan and Norman Balthasar Milwaukee, WI (PLC)Patricia Brandin-Barnes and Robert Barnes, MD Aurora, ILGail and Lawrence Baron Brookfield, ILJames Barry Saint Charles, ILMichelle and Michael Barsanti San Jose, CAPaul Bastasch Overland Park, KSAury and Jose Battistini New Lenox, ILGeorgia Bauwena Brookfield, WIMary and Thomas Beazley Annville, PAJanice and Gregory Beckstrom Urbandale, IAMary Beirne Chicago, ILKathleen and Allan Benedict Dearborn Heights, MIJudith and James Benson Palos Park, ILBruce Bernard, MD Cincinnati, OHBeth and Douglas Biggs, MD Kansas City, MOBarbara and John Billimack Crystal Lake, ILDenise and Daniel Biske Grosse Pointe, MIJoyce Bitar Carlsbad, CAKris and Robert Blaida Naperville, ILAnne and Christopher Blake Grosse Pointe Farms, MIGregory Bleers Lombard, ILAnnemarie and Adrian Block East Aurora, NYDorothy Blumenthal Chicago, ILBillie and Donald Bockrath Macedonia, OHAnna and Marc Bohlke Cincinnati, OH (PLC)Janneth and Enrique Bolanos Chicago, ILMariana and William Bolton Grosse Pointe Shores, MIArlene Bonnet Palatine, ILJeanne and George Bonnici Wantagh, NYTrish Boone Independence, MONelson Borelli, MD Woodstock, ILConnie and Jon Boyes Hoffman Estates, ILBeatrice Bramati Skokie, ILKathleen and Joseph Brand Riverside, CAE.C. and Bob Breen Redondo Beach, CAJo Ann and Joseph Bretl Antigo, WIHelen and William Brett Evergreen Park, ILNicole and Alex Brusha Naperville, ILSigrid and Gissur Brynjolfsson, MD Lincolnwood, ILAnn Brzozowicz Oak Park, ILLinda and William Bugajski Chicago, ILPatricia and Richard Burk Beachwood, OHMargaret and Ronald Butchko Avon Lake, OHMary and Greg Carew Dubuque, IA (PLC)Nancy and Andrew Carrott Old Lyme, CTMargaret and Peter Cashman Chicago, ILAngeline Charky Montrose, CASampath Chennamaneni Downers Grove, ILVijaya and Mariadas Chinthagada, MD Oak Brook, ILKin Choi Chicago, ILTwila and James Christian Baltimore, MDGeraldine Ciecko Park Ridge, ILKevin Class Anchorage, AKChristine and Terrence Clemens Northville, MIMarianne Coakley Chicago, ILFrank Cochrane Bloomfield Hills, MIJames Coleman Mount Prospect, ILPatricia and Charles Collopy Jr. Lake Oswego, ORJulie and Aldo Congi San Francisco, CA (PLC)Debra Conguisti Norridge, ILSheryl and Dale Conley Warsaw, INJeffrey Connor Lombard, ILKathleen and Charles Connor III Lemont, ILJoyce and Thomas Connors Dubuque, IAPeggie and Jeffrey Conrad Plainfield, ILAnn Contino Chicago, ILNicolette and John Conway Chicago, IL (PLC)Diana Cooper Arlington Heights, ILCarrie Corbin Ithaca, NYSusan and John Cosgrove Wheaton, ILNancy Cossler and Martin Wieczorek Solon, OHRita Costello Burbank, ILClaudia and Michael Cox Davenport, IAVictoria and William Cronan Milford, CTVerne and Larry Cruce Addison, ILMaria and Joseph Daly Grosse Ile, MIChristiana and Gary Davenport Crystal Lake, ILLaura Dawson and Larry Adams Chicago, ILMary Ellen and George Dawson Libertyville, ILAnne DeBellis Ballwin, MOPatricia and Jack DeBoer Munster, INSusan Deems-Dluhy Riverside, ILDebra and Wayne DeFour Grosse Pointe, MIPatty and Robb DeGraff Bayside, WILaurie and Anthony DeLio III Hopewell, NJChristina Denton and David Peterson Willowbrook, ILElizabeth Depra-Sion and Jonathan Sion Riverside, ILJulia DeSantis Westfield, NJJeffrey Dessa Normal, ILMyra Diamond Redondo Beach, CAMichele Dicanio Simi Valley, CAKathleen and Stephen DiLoreto East Sparta, OHMichele and Jonathan Disbro Columbus, OHAndrea Dobos Naperville, ILKelly and Jim Dockins Montgomery, ALMarilyn and Michael Dolder Schererville, INMarion Donahue Prospect Heights, ILPamela Donatoni Wauconda, ILJeri and Douglas Donnelly Seattle, WAMary and Nick Donze Saint Charles, MOJoseph Dory Santa Ana, CAKaren and Joseph Tasse Northville, MISharon and Steven Dreyer Cincinnati, OHKathy and Darrell Drissell Ballwin, MOSheila and Edward Dropcho, MD Indianapolis, INRessel Dumadaug Mundelein, ILAllison and John Durkin Fircrest, WASusan and Henry Echiverri, MD Warrenville, ILRachel and James Egan Worcester, MAKatherine and Stein Ekstrom Chicago, ILPenelope Elfayer Palos Hills, ILKathleen Engelhart Bloomfield Hills, MIAntonina Enriquez Warren, MIDeborah and Frederick Farrar Carmel, INColleen and Mark Melena Chagrin Falls, OHLori and Robert Farris Rockton, ILPamela and Thomas Fattore New Lenox, ILColleen and George Fieser Signal Mountain, TNTamela and Timothy Fitzgerald Avon Lake, OHPeggy and Joseph Fitzmaurice Countryside, ILJoe Flatley Charlestown, MAJanet Flynn Warrenville, ILSheila Fortunato Solon, OHDaphne Fossell Saint Louis, MOLaurie Frank Grayslake, ILLaura and Daniel Frate Chagrin Falls, OHJoseph Frattasi Flushing, NYSherry and William Fritz Muskego, WIJulie and Richard Fuhs Chicago, ILTeri Gaby Flossmoor, ILAlissa Gallagher and James Whetsel Glendale, MOJane and Robert Gallino, MD Ashton, MDThomas Gannon Powhatan, VAAnne and Sam Garanzini Saint Louis, MOCarol and Gregory Garland Waukesha, WIPatricia and Allen Gebala Addison, ILDebbie and Lothar Gehrig Crown Point, INDonnell Geib Watertown, WIJoan and Anthony Gerage Morton Grove, ILJune and Walter Getzinger Silver Lake, OHDiana and Ronald Giampaoli San Rafael, CA (PLC)Katherine and Fulvio Gil Glenview, ILAngela and Richard Gill Shelbyville, INTerrence Gilman, DDS Palos Heights, IL
Joanne and Jim Ginley Littleton, COMaureen and Timothy McDermott Bedford, MAStana and Rock Gnatovich Lexington, MAMary and Edward Goldberger Maumee, OHCynthia and James Gonya Riverside, ILJudy and Don Gottschalk Milwaukee, WIJames Graham Toledo, OHCarolyn and Patrick Graiziger Minneapolis, MNCatherine and David Grant Potomac, MDJohn Green, DDS Oak Lawn, ILMary Beth Green Palos Park, ILLin and August Greidanus Schaumburg, ILMariann and John Grove Cincinnati, OHKatherine and Robert Grusenski Kearny, NJDebbie and Joe Gualtieri Ventura, CAColeen and George Gurguis Duncanville, TXDiana Hackbarth, PhD, and David Price Wilmette, ILJ.A. and C.R. Hamel Petoskey, MIMary and Paul Hammond Avon, COMaureen Hanley South Boston, MAElizabeth Haradon and Paul Fiorelli Cincinnati, OHPat Hardin Belton, MOPatricia and Daniel Harris Orland Park, ILSheila Harris Chicago, ILMichael Harvey Kansas City, MOPatricia Head Detroit, MIWayne Healy Hinsdale, ILSuzanne and James Heinle Dubuque, IAGloria and Gerald Hepp Novi, MIPatricia Higgins, DO, and Donald Higgins Jr., DO Burr Ridge, ILNancy Hiteshew Vallejo, CACatherine and Ihor Hlohowskyj Downers Grove, ILNuala and Neil Hobart Mamaroneck, NYJanet and Mark Hogan Milwaukee, WIHoward Honig Chicago, ILRoberta and John Honiotes Joliet, ILAlice and John Huff Chicago, ILDeborah and Charles Hughes Andover, MAMary and Jim Hughes Milwaukee, WISteven Humphrey East Northport, NYConnie Hurley-Pronley and Daniel Pronley Brookfield, WIWilliam Hutton Dyer, INBetsy and Gary Jakomin Cleveland, OHMajed and Reem Jandali Racine, WITheresa and Charles Janovsky, MD Michigan City, INMargaret and James Jansen Minneapolis, MNPhyllis and Stanley Jaspan Milwaukee, WIBarbara and Zbigniew Jez Bloomingdale, ILArthur Johns Chicago, ILAnne and Bill Johnson Huntington, NYJoni and Patrick Johnson Palatine, ILKatherine and Steven Johnson, MD Racine, WILeslie Johnson Hoffman Estates, ILMichael Johnson Springfield, ILChristina Johnson-Wolff andRichard Wolff Greenwich, CT (PLC)Valerie Jordan Addison, TXMary Ann and Paul Junkroski Naperville, ILEugene Jurkiewicz Bloomfield Hills, MICarol and John Kalita Chesterton, INAnn and Gregory Kamykowsi Wheaton, ILSally and Paul Kanin Beverly Hills, CA (PLC)Stephen Karesh, PhD Maywood, ILLeslie and Cliff Keast Rochester, MISusan Keast Plymouth, MIDeborah and William Keenan, MD St. Louis, MOThomas Kelley Arlington, VAVeronica and Robert Kennedy Sterling, ILLinda and Douglas Kenny Petoskey, MITina and Michael Keough Dayton, OHMary Kerwin and Peter Gardella New York, NYDusanie Kho Naperville, ILWilliam Killoran Pharr, TXDorothy King Naples, FLIsabel and Felismeno Kintanar Willowbrook, ILLouise and Gunnar Klarr Bloomfield Hills, MIMary and James Kleinberg Saint Paul, MNKimberly and Brian Koehler Leawood, KSKathleen Kohut Milwaukee, WIJacqueline Koleski Racine, WISusan and Bill Korbonitis Seattle, WAGrace and Christopher Kowalski, DDS Palatine, ILKenneth Kroll Chicago, ILMichael Kropp Cottage Grove, MNAnn and Christopher Krupp, MD Londonderry, NHKelly Kruse Mackinaw, ILNilda and Richard Kuba Berwyn, ILPatricia and Richard Kudia Orland Park, ILCarla and Paul Labriola Orland Park, IL (PLC)Ann Marie and William Labuz Chicago, ILCynthia and Thomas LaConte Mequon, WIGlenda and Luigi Lacson Gurnee, ILChere and Roscoe Lacey Lakeville, MNPaula and Henry Laka Jr. Cary, ILJanet and Stephen Lancsak Berwyn, ILKaren and Stanley Landis Burbank, ILMarilyn and Joseph Lane Sr. West Des Moines, IALinda and Brett Langston Toledo, OHKathleen and Jim Larsen Saint Johns, MIElaine and Phillip Lauria Wilton, CTErin and Arthur LaVallie Downers Grove, ILAnne and Lawrence Lazarz Indianopolis, INBetsy and Howard Leach Salinas, CABeth and James Leahy Oak Lawn, ILCarol and Jim LeDuc Saint Paul, MNPeter Lee Chicago, ILYun Kyung and Robert Joon Mook Lee Honolulu, HIDeborah and Thomas Leipzig Indianapolis, INMary and Bob Leisure Rochester Hills, MIJane and Michael Leither Farmington Hills, MIJudith and Frederick Levin Oshkosh, WIEllen and Mike Liacopoulos Long Grove, ILMargaret and David Lin, Anaheim, CAKristi and Douglas Lindfors Sandwich, ILCarol Linkowski Dixon, ILDiane Lockard Rocky River, OHAnthony Lucchese Palatine, ILLinda and Michael Lullo Addison, ILDominique and Anthony Lunt Tucson, AZBeth and Neal Lurz Leawood, KSBeth and Mark Magner Mason, OHMarija and Branimir Mamic Franklin Park, ILAlexsandrea and Joseph Mann Bay Village, OHFrances and Steven Marino Riverside, ILKathy and Peter Marino New Rochelle, NYSharon and Joseph Marquez Chicago, ILLisa and Stephen Martin Cincinnati, OHSandra and James Martin Novato, CACarol and Roy Martinello Oak Brook, ILKari and Mark Masters Cincinnati, OHMary and James McCarthy Rochester, MNMary and Kevin McCarthy Leawood, KSCatherine and Michael McCuish Grosse Pointe Park, MIPatrick McGee Manchester, NHCarol and Terry McGlinchey Indianapolis, INPatrick McGreevy Sioux Falls, SDMary and Francis McGuire Chicago, ILSherryl and Charles McLaughlin Jr. Ortonville, MIMargaret McLaughlin River Forest, ILTerry and Tim McLaughlin Mansfield, MAJanet and Terence McMahon Berwyn, ILJulie and Mark McNamee Edwardsburg, MI (PLC)Consolin and Timothy McOsker San Pedro, CA (PLC)Jean McQuillan Rocky River, OHRosario and Michael McTigue Bronx, NYMargene and John Meis Naperville, ILJanice and Edward Melian, MD Burr Ridge, ILCindy and Steve Merfeld Albert Lea, MNJenny and Aris Metropulos Inverness, ILNiki and Zak Metry Lombard, ILArthur Meyer Chesterfield, MOTimothy Mihok Millville, NJJacklyn and David Miller Millstadt, ILMary Anne Miller Lyndhurst, OHPatricia and John Minas Chicago, ILJennifer and Sal Miroglotta Cleveland, OHMary Mizer Toledo, OHMargaret and Michael Mizumoto, DVM Federal Way, WASharon and John Molton Oak Lawn, ILTracey Montano Palm Harbor, FLMaxine and John Montes Maywood, ILKathryn and Paul Moore Martinsville, INMary and Patrick Moorhead Deerfield, ILAna and Juan Mora Miami, FLElizabeth and Ronald Morgan Sussex, WI (PLC)Mary and David Morgan Warrington, PAGail and Thomas Morman San Jose, CARichard Much Edgewood, KYMary Mulloy Mobile, ALCatherine Mulvihil Baltimore, MDLana Mushill Collinsville, ILJarmila
Both Rocco and his wife Grace became involved in Loyola University Chicago Parents' Association in the early 1980s when their son, Richard attended Loyola. "Since neither of them attended college they always wanted their children to have a college education. They truly embodied Loyola's mission and became involved in the Loyola Parents'
