President and CEO of Redline Hockey Matt Nyman ’81 has opened the first-ever Mike Eruzione Team Shop commemorating the winning USA team at the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, New York. Featuring team jerseys, apparel, headwear, memorabilia, and the exclusive Nike Eruzione Collection, the shop is ground zero for all things “Miracle on Ice,” […]

After decades of multi-unit and C-Level operations oversight, John Costello ’81 began his own practice in 2018 and is now principal owner of Your Restaurant Guy, LLC—a full service restaurant and business management consultant firm. He’s also a proud father and recently purchased his dream beachfront pad in Huntington Beach.

Father Kevin Corrigan, CSSp, M.A. ’81, a Spiritan (Holy Ghost) priest from Tang, Ireland, recently celebrated the 60th anniversary of his ordination. Due to the pandemic, celebrations of the milestone are on hold until later. Father Corrigan was a pastor in a number of Californian parishes before returning to Ireland in 2005, including St. Athanasius […]

With a recent relocation to Dallas, Texas, Deirdre Cherry ’81 is now the Chief Credit Officer for Gateway First Bank, a growing financial services company headquartered in Jenks, OK.

Greg A. Coates J.D. ’81 has retired after 37 years of practice in civil litigation. He is focusing his current practice on arbitration matters for private parties and the court system.

Deirdre Cherry ’81 recently joined Gateway First Bank as chief credit officer  in Dallas.

Edythe DeMarco ’81, a wealth management advisor at Merrill Lynch in Providence, Rhode Island, was recognized on the 2019 Forbes list of Top Women Wealth Advisors. DeMarco has spent nearly four decades delivering highly personalized financial advice and guidance to help grow wealth for individuals and families. The Forbes ranking is based on factors such […]

Scott Schroeder ’81 has been appointed the first male to head Sacred Hearts Academy in its 110-year history. Sacred Hearts Academy is Honolulu’s only all-girls K–12 Catholic school in Honolulu. His term begins in July. Since 2001, he has served as the dean of the School of Business and Communication and as professor of management […]

Armina Ching ’81 was recently sworn in as first deputy prosecuting attorney for the city and county of Honolulu. Ching has worked for the Honolulu Prosecutor’s Office for nearly 27 years.

Gregory A. O’Leary ’81 writes: "Donald Mazzilli ’81 was inducted into the St. Mary’s High School Athletic Hall of Fame in Stockton, Calif. on October 27, 2010."

Davide Vieira ’81 retired from IBM in 2011 after thirty years of service. Among many highlights was his stint as webmaster for the IBM Year 2000 Technical Support Center. Davide and wife Theresa (Freitas) ’80 celebrated another milestone in 2011 — their thirtieth wedding anniversary. They became sweethearts in Dale Mugler‘s Advanced Calculus class in […]

Kirk M. Sanfilippo ’81 retired to Roseburg, Oregon, in May of 2010 with his wife, Jody. In June, 2012, he came out of retirement and was hired as the Chief of Police for the City of Sutherlin, Oregon. Kirk and Jody still reside in Douglas County, Oregon.

Darryl Page ’81 was named division president of international personal and business insurance at ACE Group. In this role, he will lead ACE’s personal lines and small and mid-size commercial insurance operations in Asia Pacific and Japan, Latin America, and Europe, the Middle East and Africa. He will be based in Basking Ridge, N.J. With […]

 P. Gregory Giordano J.D. ’81 is a partner and vice chair of the Gaming Practice Group at the law firm of McDonald Carano Wilson in Las Vegas. His practice focuses on gaming compliance, licensing and regulation.

P. Gregory Giordano J.D. ’81 is now a partner and the vice chairman of the Gaming Practice Group in the Las Vegas, Nevada, office of the law firm of McDonald Carano Wilson LLP. His practice is concentrated in the areas of gaming compliance, licensing, and regulation, especially regarding publicly traded gaming companies, financing, and other […]

Beth Kerttula J.D. ’81 resigned from the Alaska Legislature for a fellowship with her alma mater, Stanford University.  The Juneau Democrat has served in the House since 1999 and as minority leader since 2007. She hadn’t drawn a general election opponent since 2004 and would have been up for re-election again this year. Kerttula is leaving […]

Marcia Jensen J.D. ’81, Los Gatos Planning Commission Chairwoman, is running for the town council. This is Jensen’s second time on the planning commission, with her most recent appointment coming in June 2008. Previously, she served on the planning commission from 1989 to 1999. Jensen is an attorney who  served on the Santa Clara County Grand Jury […]

Michael Milward J.D. ’81, a veteran California attorney with experience as a bereavement counselor, has been hired as the new chief executive for Hospice of Santa Cruz County after a nationwide search. Milward, 57, is a graduate of the Metta Institute End of Life Care Practitioner Program and was a chaplain for Hospice of Amador […]

Laurel B. Silver M.A. ’81 has been named Vice President for Student Affairs at Prescott College in Arizona. She also serves on the regional executive committee for the National Association of Student Personnel Administration (NASPA).

Patrick Taylor M.A. ’81 retired after 43 years as an Ignatian educator, serving as director of resident students (twice), dean of students, director of student activities, campus minister, personal and academic guidance counselor, JV baseball coach, roller hockey coach—and for the past four years, program director for personal counseling. He says, “This ministry has filled […]