Bob Labozetta MA ’75 authored a book titled Things My Daughter Taught Me: How to Forge an Extraordinary Relationship with Your Teenager. It is a memoir of, and a parenting guide based on, the relationship between him and his middle child, Gina Labozetta ’03. Using a vignette style, the book unfolds their father-daughter journey from contentious […]

Andy Gonzales ‘75 retired from NASA late in 2016 and still lives in Sunnyvale. He has been taking classes at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at SCU. He enjoys the program so much, that he is now the volunteer chairman of the membership committee. He hopes to reconnect with fellow Broncos and continue the learning […]

Gary Borrelli MBA, a devoted father and loving grandfather, died Feb. 5, 2023. Gary spent 35 years with Southern Pacific Railroad working in their San Francisco office at One Embarcadero. Gary met Linda in Oakland and they shared the next 58 years. They traveled the world in retirement and enjoyed spending quality time in the […]

A resident of Kaneohe Hawaii and a well-loved man Martin Moreno ’67 died on February 7, 2023. Graduating from Santa Clara was one of the proudest moments of Marty’s life and he looked forward to reunions, especially his 50th where he saw many good friends. Marty enjoyed making jokes with friends and family. He was […]

There was never a moments rest for Carolyn Hanson MA ’90. Whether she was working in both construction and control room operator shifts at Hanford, managing an apartment complex, or delivering babies Carolyn put her heart into it. She had a lifelong drive to help people and give back to the world. She helped deliver […]

Frank Lico ’52 excelled in sports and became a baseball hall of famer at Santa Clara. He continued his athletic career by coaching little league in Willow Glen. He enjoyed many years of working and spending time with his parents, uncles, aunts, and cousins at their family-owned San Martin Winery, as well as his wife’s, […]

Thomas Rosewall ’49 alongside his brother built homes, businesses, and government buildings throughout the Pajaro Valley and beyond. He was also something of an amateur farmer. Over the years, at various times, one could find chickens, goats, sheep, rabbits, pigeons, and even a burro in the pens and pastures behind the house. Tom also maintained […]

Gregory McLaughlin ’81 traveled across the globe making numerous friends along the way. He had a career in land, sea, and air freight forwarding, eventually co-founding Air & Ground World Transport. Most important to Greg were his spiritual activities. He was an elder in his congregation, where his leadership and generosity were admired by those […]

After earning an engineering degree from Santa Clara, Donald Javete ’51 receive his master’s degree and a Doctorate of Philosophy in Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley. He then became the managing partner at Dames & Moore in San Francisco and went on to a successful private consulting career. Javete was also a […]

William Romano ’58 passed away on December 24, 2022, at the age of 92. After high school, he joined the Air Force and proudly served for four years during the Korean War. Later, Romano went on to graduate from Santa Clara with a bachelor’s degree in English. For 39 years, Bill was a dedicated reporter […]

Daniel Douglas J.D. ’19 joined Fox Rothschild LLP as an associate in the litigation department. He guides clients through all stages of the dispute resolution process and has represented clients in state and federal courts at trial and on appeal. His experience includes product liability, commercial and bankruptcy litigation.

Jack Siegal ’95 J.D. ’01 became a partner with Fox Rothschild LLP’s Boston office as part of the Litigation Department and White-Collar Criminal Defense & Regulatory Compliance Practice. Siegal represents individuals and businesses — particularly in the financial, health care, technology, and government contracting industries — in state and federal trial and appellate courts, in […]

Julie Cullivan ’88 has been appointed to Astra Space’s board of directors. Cullivan will also join Astra’s audit committee. Cullivan is a recognized leader in cybersecurity and sought out speaker on women in security, innovation, and building high-impact teams. Astra Space’s mission is to improve life on Earth from space and they provide orbital launch […]

After graduation, Lynn Revak ’62 moved to Texas and became a founding partner of I.W. Hickham Company. Regarded as an expert in the turbomachinery industry, Revak was a featured contributor at industry conferences in Europe, Asia, and the USA. In 2008, Revak sold his company and began traveling extensively with his wife, Shan. He was […]

Karen Albanese ’66 graduated from Notre Dame High School and earned a degree from SCU in 1966. She was a loving mother of two children and worked in property management, banking, and real estate. Albanese enjoyed music, walking on the beach, photography, and gardening. She was immensely proud of her family, leaving many beautiful memories […]

Jairo Mejia MA ’73 was dedicated to God’s service as a priest in Colombia for 25 years: a pastor, teacher, publisher, and theologian with the Second Vatican Council. Upon earning a Master’s Degree from SCU, he also served as an employment training counselor for six years. Mejia later rededicated himself to priestly ministry in the […]

Eugene Corman ’61 MBA ’63 first found his life’s calling after his mentor and friend John Pagani gave him an opportunity to teach at SCU. Throughout his career, he served on department, college, and university committees, and taught continuing professional education courses for the California Society of Certified Public Accountants. In his retirement, Gene took […]

Danielle O’Bannon ‘96 was appointed as the chief assistant attorney general for the public rights division by California Attorney General, Rob Bonta. Since 2018, Danielle has served as the senior assistant attorney general (SAAG) for the tort and condemnation section. As SAAG, Danielle directed the legal work of the section in defending departments and employees […]

An avid fisherman and reader Michael Ramicone MBA ’64 shared his hobbies and wisdom with anyone who’d listen. After serving three years in the United States Coast Guard Air/Sea Rescue Unit during the conflict in Korea, Michael moved on to a career in space and aeronautics engineering. Michael married Venna Vea Peterson in May 1981, […]

Stevan Eidson MBA ’93 worked for start-ups. His passion was computers, engineering, and technology. He also loved to travel and hike. He enjoyed wine, gourmet food, and making beer. Stevan died June 12, 2021.