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ALUMNI NEWS PG 10

Check out what Ky Sisson ‘11 and

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FINANCIAL REPORT PG 21

2017-18 financial statements and

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Bishop Manogue Catholic High School

Most Reverend Bishop Randolph R. Calvo Diocese of RenoPresident -- Matt Schambari

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Mission StatementEducating through faith, leadership, knowledge and compassion.

PhilosophyBishop Manogue Catholic High School is a faith-based community working together for the education of all students. Catholic values and ideals are the basis for all instruction and interaction. The school community, together with parents, alumni, and benefactors fosters an environment that supports academic achievement, spiritual growth, self-motivation, extra-curricular involvement, and Christian service.

Make. Your. Mark.

Simple, yet bold. Bishop Manogue Catholic High School has been building leaders since 1948. We have built leaders in the traditional sense of the word - civic, community, business, and government – and leaders in a service understanding of the word – doctors, lawyers, educators, and military or law enforcement. Now, as we approach the 2019-2020 school year, we look to building leaders in a new way.

The class of 2023 will begin high school with a personalized device of their choice. Teachers have been preparing for the digital initiative for a year and will continue training throughout the next two years. They will all complete Google Level I certification by June of this year, Google Level II certification by June of next year, and teacher leaders are attending conferences hosted by ISTE, NCCE, and CUE, all leaders in the field of Educational Technology. As always, our goal is to be thorough and prepared as we approach a new way of teaching and learning.

The pillars of our Educational Technology program are designed to intentionally honor our Catholic tradition and our history of building leaders. They are:

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Brianne M. Thoreson | Principal

Technically Traditional We are a Catholic School. Catholic Schools are known for their traditional education and college preparation - it’s what we do. We are also agents for change. We will provide all of the traditional elements of a Catholic college preparatory education while using the technical tools required to be successful in the modern world.

Digital Humanity We embrace, with equal enthusiasm, the digital world and our humanity. Technology is a tool to enhance our learning and achievement within a community, and in community with one another.  

Responsible Citizens Responsible citizenship has always been a part of Catholic school communities. In the 21st century, that transforms to responsible digital citizenship and learning to harness the power of technology for productivity and positivity while avoiding its pitfalls.

Educationally Innovative Technology provides an oppor-tunity to teachers and students to become innovators. As educators we can utilize technology to be innovative in our curriculum delivery, and students can use it to be innovative in their learning and creative processes.

I graduated from high school twenty-one years ago this June.  I took a hyper modern “Digital Literacy” class at the time, where I was required to take apart a gigantic hard drive from an off-white, Microsoft tower that sat on a floor and had a floppy disc drive and an oh-so-modern CD drive. I was also required to type at the proficient speed of 60 words per minute.  The class of 2019 will graduate this spring with cell phones that can do more in thirty seconds than my computer could in a semester. They have tools that can take them farther faster than many of us could have imagined. It is time for us to look to building leaders who are innovators, creators, and producers, students who are ready to contribute to a future fueled by technology and global connections. It is time for us to help a new generation Make Their Mark.

Brianne M. Thoreson

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Dear Alumni and Friends of Bishop Manogue,

It was a productive first semester back home with my Bishop Manogue Family, and I’ve enjoyed having opportunities to connect with the exceptional Alumni, supporters, and friends who Make Their Mark on our community and beyond. Being away for so many years helps me appreciate how special Bishop Manogue is.

In this issue of the Miner Messenger, we’re proud to highlight just a few of the achievements from our incredible Alumni. From personal accomplishments to professional successes, our Manogue family is certainly Making Their Mark near and far.

Being an alumni of Bishop Manogue is a common thread shared by some of the most considerate, accomplished and authentic individuals I’ve met…individuals who continue to do good and pave the way for others to do the same. Learning about the reasons why Bishop Manogue remains an organization that is close to the hearts of many is what inspires and drives our purpose to create not only an incredible school but a compassionate and thriving community.

I’m proud to announce that we are in the primary stages of developing our strategic plan. I’ve enlisted our Board of Directors, Diocese, leadership, administration, and community members to participate in a process to set strategic and intentional goals that will advance the mission and vision of Bishop Manogue. This strategic planning journey is crucial to the future of Bishop Manogue and our pursuit to foster an environment where students feel empowered, inspired and willing to leave a lasting impression on the lives ahead of them.

I appreciate your continued support of our Bishop Manogue Family as we work to ensure that our beloved school reaches its full potential. We look forward to sharing our progress with you all and encourage you to engage with Bishop Manogue in any way you can. Please continue to keep our school in your prayers, and I sure hope to see you soon.

Blessings,

Matthew J. Schambari

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Matthew J. Schambari | President

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Jill Johnson | Director of Communications and Alumni Relations

Bishop Manogue Alumni and Friends,

I am so excited to return to the halls of Bishop Manogue and interact with the individuals that make this organization so exceptional...YOU!

As a Manogue graduate and legacy, I’ve seen first hand how our tight-knit Bishop Manogue family supports and celebrates each other’s life’s moments both big and small. In this issue, we are proud to highlight stories from outstanding alumni at various ages and stages in their lives.

You’ll read about the valuable lessons Casey Sullivan ‘81 learned from training for an IRONMAN and how Herb Santos Jr. ‘81 is making his mark and representing Nevada across the world. We hear from Ky Sisson ‘11 about how every age is ‘awesome’ as he embarks on a new professional journey and we catch up with Emma Menesini ‘07 about how her creative passion has developed into a popular business.

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There are many ways to connect with your Bishop Manogue Family. From attending events, to submitting your news to the Miner Messenger and interacting online @BishopManogue48 and the Bishop Manogue Alumni Association Facebook Page, we’d love to hear from you so we can continue to make meaningful Manogue connections. I encourage you to take a look at our upcoming events page (pg. 17) and join the fun.

Should you have any questions about getting involved with the Bishop Manogue Alumni Association, please contact me at Jill.Johnson@BishopManogue.org.

Go Miners!

Jill Johnson ‘05

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2009, 1999, 1989, 1979, 1969, 1959 For dates and information on your class reunion, please call (775)336-6055 or email Jill.Johnson@BishopManogue.org

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A G I N G & AW E S O M EIn January 2019, Ky Sisson launched Aging & Awesome on KTVN-Channel 2, a new

television show combining our senior citizens and storytelling.

Ky Sisson ‘11 and his family own the in-home senior care agency Lend-A-Hand, which opened in 1992 when Ky was born. After graduating from Manogue he studied Broadcast Journalism and Christian Theology at Biola University. He formerly was a reporter and personality on Reno’s KTVN-Channel 2 News.

The Beginning: Miner TV

TV people love to ask TV people, “Where was your first gig?” It’s one of those staple, probing questions others in the industry ask to get a jist of where you came from, but more importantly, where you might be going.

I used to consider my first gig First Business News, a nationally syndicated program who found a story I did on YouTube and paid me to freelance at 20 years old.

But if I truly look back, my first gig was in front of a green screen in a room full of computer-class stu-dents with a Powerpoint presen-tation prompter and single angle camcorder at Bishop Manogue Catholic High School.

The anchor desk was draped with turf-like carpet and a microphone

sat politely on top. My mother bought an odd knick-knack for the show...a ship wheel turned into a deco-rative clock. I added it to the ambiance of the set.

Ky and Mason in the Mornings was my first gig. We had a “fun-fact” segment and call-in giveaways to get the crowd engaged. It was a hit and where I found out TV was for me.

Ky the Traffic Guy

If you would have talked to the college graduating Ky of 2015, he would have told you in-depth, investigative journalism was his future and a shelf full of Emmys his destiny.

I didn’t choose to work on a morning show. KTVN-Channel 2 had that position open when I needed it. I quickly learned how I was pretty good at the fun-loving feature pieces that tell a story of an ordinary person doing extraor-dinary things. I also had a lot of fun giving people a heads up of what was happening in town over the weekend. That’s what morning viewers wanted and I could deliver.

A year-and-a-half into working at KTVN-Channel 2, I was offered a promotion to be the new traffic anchor in the mornings. It was a great opportunity to start a new and needed brand in the com-munity. I was excited to have a project to develop from scratch. “Ky the Traffic Guy” rolled off the tongue. When I accepted this job, I saw it as a way to drift from “news” and build a brand of entertaining information. I had my own segment! Exactly what I wanted. This is going to be fun!

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Compassion Driven, Quality Care

My time at Channel 2 News was short lived, about two years. I am extremely close with my family, especially my mother, Tammy. She’s a pioneer in Nevada’s senior care industry and has an amazing heart for seniors. She needed a hand with her “first born” as she calls it, Lend-A-Hand Senior Services, founded in 1992. We go into the homes of seniors and help with non-medical, day-to-day needs. Lend-A-Hand has served thousands of seniors and employed so many wonderful people in the last 26 years.

When family calls, I answer. If I didn’t, I would have regretted my selfishness for many years. I took over Lend-A-Hand in January of 2018, and have learned what an incredible ministry it is...and how beautiful our seniors are.

Let not your heart be troubled.

If Lend-A-Hand has taught me anything, it’s that aging is challenging. The struggles of getting older are life-changing...losing a spouse, your health, your mobility, and even your home. This is traumatizing

showcasing the brilliant, wonderful personalities—the love, the passion for life that our senior community has. Yes, aging is challenging, but there are ways to be aging and awesome.

I have been amazed how this all came about. From KTVN, to Lend-A-Hand, and now my own show. I am a firm believer that nothing is coincidental, everything is providential. For the young and old, God is guiding your footsteps. He cares about you. He loves you Let not your heart be troubled.

Aging & Awesome airs weekly on KTVN-Channel 2, Saturday evenings at 7 p.m.

When family calls, I answer. If I didn’t, I would have regretted my selfishness for many years. I took over Lend-A-Hand in January of 2018, and have learned what an incredible ministry it is...and how

beautiful our seniors are.

to many, unearthing a stark reality most do not consider...everyone is getting older, an undeniable fact of life.

Jesus said, “Let not your heart be troubled.” Simple, yet profound. Jesus gives us hope beyond this troubling life. I have been given the opportunity to share this with the seniors we serve and have been inspired by our work at Lend-A-Hand to reach a greater audience with this message.

Aging & Awesome was born January of 2019. The show’s main purpose is to inform, enlighten, and inspire our senior community and their families. It’s

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HERB SANTOS, JR. ‘81

As part of Nevada’s goal to attract more interna-tional travelers to Nevada from emerging markets, Nevada State Tourism Commissioner, Herb Santos, Jr., ‘81, traveled to India as part of a USA Tourism Trade Delegation. Commissioner Santos met with numerous tourism stakeholders in New Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore.

M I N E R SO N T H E M O V EWe’re so proud of our alumni and love hearing from you! Here are just a few profiles on the amazing things Miners are doing in their communities, in their professions, at home and more.

Santos represents Nevada in India

In addition, Commissioner Santos was interviewed by the media in all three cities answering questions regarding travel to Nevada.

India is an emerging tourism market for the United States and especially Nevada. In 2017, the United States witnessed 1.29 million visitors from India, positioning India as the number 11 slot in terms of visitor arrivals. The average Indian tourist spends approximately four weeks when they travel to the United States and spend over $7,000 per visit, ranking India sixth in the United States for foreign travelers. The Indian tourist is looking at exploring more hands on, outdoor and adventurous locations, like the many destinations found in Nevada.

Commissioner Santos also met with members of the US Embassy and Consulate in India to discuss the issues concerning the current visa procedures and time parameters for foreign travelers traveling to the United States.

Last, Commissioner Santos met with several Indian sports representatives to explore potential international sporting events to be held in Nevada in the future. 

If you have alumni news that you’d like us to share, please send us your submission with an image to bmchsinfo@bishopmanogue.org.

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FRED MCELROY ‘67

Fred McElroy joined the Nevada Alumni Council Board of Directors. He is a licensed real estate broker with Dickson Realty.

BRIAN SANDOVAL ‘81

Former Nevada Governor, Brian Sandoval is joining MGM Resorts Interna-tional as President of Global Gaming Devel-opment. Sandoval will head MGM’s global expansion plans in Japan and focus on state public policy efforts around sports gaming.

BAYO CURRY-WINCHELL, MD ‘97

Dr. Bayo Curry Winchell was named a winner of Reno Tahoe YPN ‘Twenty Under 40’ awards. The Twenty Under 40 Awards,

recognizes exceptional leaders under the age of 40 in Northern Nevada. Dr. Curry Winchell is the Urgent Care, Physician & Medical Director at Saint Mary’s Health Network.  

TONY GALLIAN ‘04

Tony was named to the University of Nevada Alumni Council. He works as a Consumer Credit Analyst at Harley-Davidson Financial Services.

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CJ AVILA ‘05

Avila was named a winner of the Reno Tahoe YPN ‘Twenty Under 40’ awards. CJ is the Senior Web De-veloper for MyVR.com and also serves on the

Bishop Manogue Board of Directors.

KATE WILSON ‘05

Katie Wilson has been named to Lt. Governor, Kate Marshall’s Execu-tive Staff as the Director of Strategic Initiatives. Prior to her role with the state, Wilson served as the Regional Media Director for Priorities USA, a political nonprofit based in Washington D.C.

JILLIAN (KNIGHT) BUSCHINE ‘05

Jillian Buschine, LMFT, has taken a position as a Behavioral Health Provider at Northern Nevada Hopes, a non- profit community

health center in downtown Reno offering integrated medical care and wellness services. 

JILL (O’DRISCOLL) JOHNSON ‘05

Jill Johsnon has joined Nevada Women’s Fund Board of Directors. Nevada Women’s Fund provides grants and scholarships to empower women and families in Northern Nevada. Johnson is the Director of Commu-nications and Alumni Relations at Bishop Manogue Catholic High School.

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WES FARNSWORTH ‘15

Congratulations to Wes Farnsworth for being named to Phil Steele’s third team All-American Long Snapper and Phil Steele’s first team All-Mountain West.

NICK TURNER ‘15

Nick Turner was named to the Srixon/ Cleveland Golf All- American Scholars by the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA). Turner was Army’s top golfer at the conference championships, garnering All-Patriot League First Team praise for this accomplishment.

CONNOR BOLTMAN ‘16

Connor Boltman recently completed a prestigious internship with Tech Wildcatters, a top startup accelerator in the Dallas area, one of the first in the world!

Boltman had the opportunity to work directly alongside the CEO to create marketing materials, run and attend networking events, and create curricula for startups topics like blockchain, law for entrepreneurs, and funding.

LESLIE RIGHETTI

Longtime BMCHS Faculty member, Leslie Righetti was inducted into the Order of the Holy Sepulcher in October of 2018. This distinction confirms an inductee’s belonging to God and the commitment to serve the Church and its bodies through supporting cultural, charitable and social institutions.

LANE ZARUBI ‘07

Lane Zarubi has been awarded a $5K scholar-ship from Chancellor Spencer Steward from WGU to earn her master’s degree. Lane is currently a teacher at Robert Mitchell Elementary School.

KIM KRTINICH ‘10

Kim Krtinich earned the title of Valedictorian for the 2018 Law Enforcement Graduation Ceremony. She cited her father, a deputy sheriff for more than 29 years, as inspi-ration for pursuing law enforcement.

MATT BIEKER ‘10

Matt Bieker has been named Special Projects Editor with the Reno News & Review. He has covered community development and the arts in Northern

Nevada. His writing and photography have been featured in several widely-distributed regional publications to date.

AMELIA LANE ‘10

Amelia Lane joined the Community Foundation of Western Nevada as Development Assistant. Her focus is the Campaign for Our Community.

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Quinn Lepori

Charlie and Cassie (Gonzales) Lepori ‘07 welcomed daughter, Quinn Charlotte in January 2019. Quinn joins big sister, Lucy (2).

Caroline Wieczorek

Emily (Farren) Wieczorek ‘05 and husband Joseph Wieczorek welcomed daughter, Caroline Collins on June 9, 2018. Caroline joins big brothers, William (4) and David (2).

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Remi Ghilleri

Tony Ghilleri ‘05 and Brittany (Capurro) Ghilleri ‘06 welcomed daughter, Remi Marie on October 16, 2018. Remi joins big sister, Teagan (2).

Declan Collins

Hayden Collins ‘11 and his wife Jessica welcomed baby boy, Declan Jax Collins on June 2, 2018.

UPCOMING DATESBASH 2019 April 26, 2019

GRADUATION June 7, 2019

GRIDIRON GRILL August 17, 2019

GREEN & GOLD August 23, 2019

JIM WILLIAMS MINER GOLF CLASSIC October 18, 2019

HOMECOMING 2019 October 18, 2019

THANKSGIVING ALUMNI SOCIAL November 27, 2019

LIVE NATIVITY December 4, 2019

For more information, contact Jill Johnson:(775)336-6055 or Jill.Johnson@BishopManogue.org

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Emma with husband, Justin and sons, Bentley and Luke.

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T H E B A C K L O T What started as a creative project to make better-fitting clothes for her son, quickly

transformed into Manogue Alum, Emma (McElroy) Menesini ‘07 launching her own

popular boutique clothing brand, The Back Lot.

Miner Messenger: First off, we know that you come from a long line of Manogue Miners. Tell us about your family!

Emma: Yes! I’m proud to say my entire family attended and graduated from Manogue: mom, Raenell (Haire) McElroy ‘79, dad, George McElroy ‘80, brother Cody McElroy ‘03 and his wife Gabby (Thompson) McElroy ‘02, brother Manny McElroy ‘04, plus, all of my aunts and uncles. After I graduated in 2007, I earned a degree in Human Development and Family Studies and Spanish from the University of Nevada, Reno in 2012. I married my husband, Justin in September of 2013 and we now have two boys, Bentley, three years old, and Luke, who is seven weeks old.

MM: What inspired you to start making children’s clothing?

EM: I never pictured myself as a business owner, let alone running a clothing line, but I always loved working with my hands and being creative. After I had Bentley, I was having a hard time finding clothes that fit him because he was small for his age. I found a few indie pattern makers on Etsy that had downloadable PDF clothing pat-terns for kids and figured I would

give it a try. I showed my sister-in-law a few things I had been making and she really encour-aged me to take my sewing more seriously.

I decided to start a small side business to help contribute to our family financially while I stayed home. I took some patterns I had purchased and altered the fit and style to fit my vision and got to work. I had my first ‘launch show’ in my mom’s backyard in October of 2016. By summer of 2017, I had designed a whole line.

MM: It appears like you’re growing! What are your plans for the future of the business?

EM: Each season I come out with weather-appropriate designs, my most popular being girls’ rompers and unisex hoodies. This summer, I designed my first men’s and women’s tees and worked with the same company to have them small-batch manufactured in California. I pride myself in working with other small businesses and buying all my materials and supplies from US companies.

My ultimate goal is to have my own custom fabric milled in the US, and a location in Reno where

my designs can be made, and I can employ other women. My mom works for EDAWN and we are both passionate about sustaining our local economy and providing opportunities for women.

MM: Any advice for young entrepreneurs?

EM: Find your why and stick to it. Give yourself LOTS of grace, and allow yourself to readjust your schedule and expectations often! Ask lots of questions, and never feel embarrassed or ashamed to ask ANYONE for help or advice. I would also encourage them to cover their bases legally. Get your business license, tax number, re-search any safety or labeling info that applies to your field. So many skip this process, but it is so worth it especially if you want to grow your company.

Find The Back Lot by visiting shopthebacklot.com  and on Instagram @ShopTheBackLot. Items are also stocked inside Stork Baby Boutique in Reno, NV which is owned by Manogue Alum, Marie (Canfield) O’Brien ‘06.

Emma Menesini (McElroy) ‘07

MAKEYOURMARK

NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR MARK! As a friend and supporter of Bishop Manogue Catholic High School, or simply someone who believes in the value of preparing today’s students to be successful and compassionate leaders, now is the time to Make Your Mark.

No matter the size, a gift to the Bishop Manogue Annual Fund will immediately make a lasting impression. This unrestricted gift allows us to allocate funds where they are needed most.

You will join the other inspiring individuals that have made their mark to ensure that Bishop Manogue Catholic High School remains one of the most distinguished and enriching high schools in Northern Nevada.

To give by phone, please call (775) 336-6060To give online visit: www.BishopManogue.org/AnnualFund

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F I N A N C I A L S

Tuition

Donation & Grant Income

Food Service Sales

Fundraising

2017-18 BMCHS REVENUES 2017-18 BMCHS EXPENSES

Salaries, Taxes, Benefits

Tuition Assistance, Scholarships & Discounts

General & Administrative

Athletic, Clubs, & Organizations

Debt Service

Academic

Bishop Manogue Catholic High School is proud to share our 2017-18 financial statements.

Utilities, Water & Sewer

Food Service Expense

Advancement

Building & Grounds, Capital Projects

Technology

Amortization/Depreciation Expense

Application & Registration Fees

Educational Fees

Parish Assessment

Other

The two pie charts above provide a graphic repre-sentation of our school’s income and expenditures by category.

We are excited to report that our 2017-18 fiscal year illustrated improvements once again in the financial health of our school. We are pleased that our goal of keeping the tuition rate versus the actual cost to educate a student at Bishop Manogue Catholic High School was maintained in this fiscal year. Meanwhile, we were able to make principal payments toward debt reduction totaling over $415K, and increase our capital reserves to $596K. With consistent enrollment, strong budgeting, stewardship and key development, we believe this upward momentum will continue.

We had several capital improvement projects come to completion totaling over $383K. A large portion of these improvements were equipment purchases such as: soccer player shelters, two security cameras installed in the weights room, three mobile com-puter labs, 30 Intel Next Unit computers for the

downstairs lab, four Intel Mini PC office computers and an 86” Hitachi Touch TV for the Art Department. Building and land improvements were made such as: new lockers in PE locker rooms, safety window tinting throughout the building and concrete stairs outside the batting facility. The baseball fields also saw major updates made possible through the support of our generous donors. These facilities and equipment improvements enhance the environment for our students, families and visitors throughout the year.

Once again, we are blessed to offer financial assis-tance or discounts to 3 in 5 students who attend BMCHS with the full realization that providing our students with an opportunity to access a faith-based, college-preparatory education is our top priority.

These accomplishments can only be met through the dedication of our supporters. Thank you for investing in the future!

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Mrs. Lena W. MageeMr. and Mrs. Elmo H. MartinelliCpt. and Mrs. Dan MastersonMr. and Mrs. Sean McGuinnessMr. and Mrs. David MedinaDr. and Mrs. R. J. Megquier, D.D.S.Mr. Marshall MendezMs. Cynthia MezaMoana NurseryMr. Robert MoeszingerMr. and Mrs. James E. MorganNational Automobile MuseumNeed 2 SpeedMr. Bill Nelson and Ms. Debbie K. WolffNevada Museum of ArtNevada State MuseumMs. Diane E. NorthupNothing Bundt CakesMr. and Mrs. Davidson OkpukparaMs. Evangelina OrtizSilver and Blue OutfittersMr. and Mrs. Roland A. Pagni, Jr.Mr. Hector Palacio-Santiago and Mrs. Erebdura Quiroz-GarciaMs. Tina PaniaguaMr. and Mrs. Jeffery PartridgeMr. Scott Pelger and Ms. Lijie ChenMs. Alice l. PetersenCpt. and Mrs. Peter PetzingMs. Margaret A. PiconeMr. David A. PincoliniMr. Jake PintoMr. and Mrs. Ronald PoolMr. and Mrs. Louis J. PortaMr. and Mrs. Ronald C. RachowDr. and Mrs. Nariman RahimzadehMr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Raiche, Sr.Mr. Jason Ralphe and Mrs. Sheri Blackwell RalpheMs. Brenda D. RedlAmerican River Raft RentalsMr. and Mrs. Paul G. RicciardiMr. and Mrs. Kevin RiceMr. James D. Richardson and Ms. Lisa A. ManueleMrs. Jenny RoseMr. and Mrs. Barry RosenthalRoss Dress for LessMr. and Mrs. Jared P. RossiRuby River SteakhouseMr. and Mrs. Wally RuskLt. and Mrs. Ronald RussellMr. and Mrs. Richard SchultzMr. Mark I. Sedar and Mrs. Laura A. Babcock SedarMs. Mary I. SelfMrs. Sylvia A. SeversonMs. Marilyn ShaffMr. and Mrs. Glenn T. ShakalMr. and Mrs. John SheridanMr. and Mrs. Rick N. SmithMs. Reychelle SorianoMetamorphosis Salon & Day SpaMrs. Margaret SpringgateMr. Ronald SquatritoSt. Michael Catholic ChurchMr. Storm Stenvold and Ms. Kerri CountessDr. and Mrs. Christopher SullivanMs. Marcia A. SullivanMs. Thuy TranMr. and Mrs. Neal P. UmphressMr. and Mrs. Thomas UretskyMr. and Mrs. Carl M. VinciMr. Russ Vossen and Ms. Lisa SchusterMr. and Mrs. James P. WalshMr. and Mrs. Gregory M. WatkinsMs. Katie WeberJC WeirMr. and Mrs. Mark WenzelWhispering Vine Wine CompanyMr. and Mrs. Jerry WientjesWild Island Family ParkMr. and Mrs. James P. WilliamsSucculents & WIneMichael David WineryYogurt Beach LLC

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Mrs. Maureen T. AllenMr. Edward E. AllisonMr. and Mrs. George AndreiniMr. and Mrs. Nicolas AnthonyArizona DiamondbacksWasting ArrowsMr. and Mrs. Stephen AscuagaNevada Retina AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Christopher T. AultMs. Ruby A. BakerMr. and Mrs. Julius BallardiniMr. and Ms. William K. BallingerMr. and Mrs. William R. Balsi, Sr.Bank America FoundationBeaujolais BistroMr. David M. Bell, IIMr. and Mrs. Brian BentleyMr. and Mrs. William A. BertelsonMr. and Mrs. Herbert BiceMr. and Mrs. Brett BlackBobo’s Ski-Board-PatioMr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bohach, Jr.Mr. George BonariBoomtown, Inc.Mr. Michael Borne and Mrs. Roxana GutierrezBrothers of the Holy RosaryMr. and Mrs. James BrynMr. and Mrs. Richard BuentingBully’s Sports Bar & Grill, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. BurrowsCabinet & LightingWells Fargo Community Support CampaignMr. and Mrs. Joe CanfieldMr. and Mrs. David CantwellMr. and Mrs. Clinton D. CapurroMs. Colleen M. CapurroMr. and Mrs. Robert S. CapurroMr. and Mrs. Bill CarlsonMr. and Mrs. Brian CarricoDr. and Mrs. Piero Caruso, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cashell, Sr.Cashman EquipmentMr. and Mrs. Ken CassSierra Verde Home Design CenterMr. and Mrs. Clif ChaseCheesecake FactoryMs. Nancy S. CheneyMr. and Mrs. Craig CibulskyClark Real Estate & InvestmentMr. Donald P. ClarkLeid’s , Inc. DBA Bobby pages CleanersMr. and Mrs. William G. CobbMr. Ryan W. CobbFirst American Title Insurance CompanyMr. and Mrs. Brett D. CompstonOrange Coast ComputerConey Island BarConte Development CorpMr. and Mrs. John B. CrandellZephyr Cove Resort & Lake Tahoe CruisesMrs. Susan A. CuddyDr. and Ms. James CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Eugene G. CurtiD & M Freight Systems Inc.The Dailey MethodMr. and Mrs. Richard H. DavidsaverMr. and Mrs. Thomas deJongMr. and Mrs. Gordon H. DePaoliMr. and Mrs. Craig M. dePoloMr. and Mrs. James deProsseMr. and Mrs. Carl J. DeRiccoDr. John C. DiGrazia, D.D.S.Dillon Health InsuranceLas Vegas DistilleryMr. and Mrs. Diaz DixonDolan Automotive GroupMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. EganMr. and Mrs. Anthony EnardMs. Sandra E. ErlachLuLuRoe Momma EssentialsMr. and Mrs. Danny G. EvansEyeZoneMr. and Mrs. Frank C. FlahertyMr. and Mrs. Alex J. FlangasThe Flowing Tide Pub 1Forever Yours FurnitureMs. Courtney Forster

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Oregon Shakespeare FestivalThe Orleans Hotel & CasinoMr. and Mrs. Albert F. PagniMr. Michael C. PaineKelly Brothers PaintingPanattoniDr. and Mrs. Randall J. PaneMr. Emmanuel Joseph L. PapaMr. and Mrs. Don ParentsCaptain and Mrs. Ronald PatersonMs. Elaine T. PaulickPeavine Construction, Inc.Ms. Hanna R. PercyMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. PeregrinMs. Caryn PhelpsMr. and Mrs. Michael J. PomiMr. Alan J. Priest and Ms. Cristin D. Bisbee PriestMr. and Mrs. Leonard J. PughLtc. and Mrs. Niklas H. Putnam, Ph.DMs. Caroyln QuadrioMr. Mark Hall and Mrs. Mandra Rasmussen-HallMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. ReedMs. Terry A. ReileyResort at Squaw CreekDr. and Mrs. Philip RichMr. and Mrs. Chris RicheMs. Leslie RighettiMs. Rita A. RogeroMr. and Mrs. Frank A. RoideMr. and Mrs. Tim RoideMr. and Mrs. Gustave J. RossiMr. and Mrs. Vince A. RossiMr. Monte R. RutherfordMr. and Mrs. Larry G. SageSalesforce.orgMr. and Mrs. Peter A. SavageDr. and Mrs. Mathew SchmittMr. and Mrs. Otto R. SchulzMr. and Mrs. Gregory M. ScolariMr. and Mrs. Jerry G. ScolariMr. and Mrs. Joey E. ScolariMr. and Mrs. F. Dearmond SharpDr. and Mrs. Joseph ShawaSierra Rental & Transport Co.Simple Power LLCMrs. Barbara A. SkiboMr. and Mrs. Bernard F. SmithMr. and Mrs. Dennis W. SmithMr. William Smith and Mrs. Kristen Lusk SmithSoak, Inc.Somersett Country ClubMonte Bleu Resort Casino & SpaMr. Jeffrey M. SpackmanJohn P. SpringgateMr. and Mrs. Troy SteinerMr. and Mrs. Bruce D. StoreyMs. Briana M. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Casey SullivanMr. and Mrs. John W. SweattMr. Lawrence M. TabatJimboy’s TacosTahoe Donner Ski AreaHard Rock Hotel & Casino Lake TahoeThe Ritz-Carlton Lake TahoeMr. and Mrs. Michael J. TalbottEvolution TattooMs. Barbara ThomasMr. and Mrs. Marc ThoresonMr. and Mrs. Donald A. ThorpeMr. and Mrs. Richard J. ThullThunder CanyonFlowing Tide IIBig O TiresMr. and Mrs. Mike TorvinenTriMaidsMr. Levi TudorMr. and Mrs. Marcelino UgaldeMr. and Mrs. Peter A. WallstrumMs. Diana WelmerinkMs. Christy WheelerMr. and Ms. Rich WiebeDr. J Wilkerson and Dr. Luz MolinaMr. and Mrs. Thorton T. WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Ronald A. WilsonSpeak WinesYourCauseMs. Nicole AbowdLegal Loans

MINER PRIDE SOCIETYA-1 RadiatorAllison,MacKenzie,Hartman,etalMr. and Mrs. Juan Aparicio, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. AraminiArnold Machinery CompanyAtlantis CasinoMr. and Mrs. Christopher D. BennaMr. and Mrs. Matt BerryMrs. Stephanie K. BlachSavvy BoutiqueBoys & Girls Club of Truckee MeadowsMr. and Mrs. Douglas BrowneMr. and Mrs. Russell J. Browne, Jr.Mr. and Dr. Bradford R. CapurroCarefee Practice Resources dba CPR DentalGrand Sierra Resort and CasinoCatholic Daughters of The Americas-NVState CourtMr. and Mrs. James R. CaviliaMr. and Mrs. Paulo CirlingFairway Independent Mortgage CorporationMr. Kevin Crosby and Ms. Katie PruskiDr. Tomas deBruin and Dr. Patricia C. O’Gara-deBruinMr. John Desmond and Ms. Morgan BaumgartnerMr. and Mrs. Christopher A. DiandaMr. Norman L. DiandaRev. Charles T. DuranteMr. and Mrs. Scott DurhamDr. and Mrs. Greg EissmannEldorado Hotel CasinoMr. and Mrs. Michael C. Evans, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph FerroMr. and Mrs. Darrell FillerParasol Tahoe Community FoundationDr. and Mrs. Thomas FydaMr. Gregory GalliDr. and Mrs. Guy GansertGuild, Russell, Gallagher & FullerMr. and Mrs. Arnie HansmannDr. and Mrs. Grant HayashiMr. and Mrs. Duncan HenriksonHeritage BankMr. Dennis F. HoffmanHuntington Learning CenterCreative Concepts Media, Inc.Nevada Barricade & Sign Company Inc.Jet Plumbing & Drain ServicesJoin Together Northern Nevada (JTNN)Mr. and Mrs. J. M. KliseKnights of Columbus #3118 St Andrews AssemblyMr. Sanjay LillaneyFoster Flowing Chi MedicalMr. and Mrs. Jay E. MendiolaDr. and Mrs. Jade A. Miller, D.D.S.Mr. Dan Olsen and Mrs. Toni Leal-OlsenMrs. Sharon ParkerMs. Susanne PenningtonMr. and Mrs. Mike PhelpsMr. Keith A. Pierce and Mrs. Brigid A. Sullivan-PiercePapa Murphy’s PizzaDreu Murin ProductionsQ & D Construction Co, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. QuiliciMr. Michael G. QuiliciNational Championship Air RacesDr. and Mrs. Craig RauReno Orthopaedic ClinicReno Rodeo AssociationMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. ReviglioMr. Jeff RichardsMr. and Mrs. James RobertsMr. and Mrs. Mark RobertsonMr. and Ms. Michael RobinsonRoundabout Catering & Party RentalsMr. and Mrs. Brett ScolariMr. Clayton ScudderMs. Lisa Jacobson ShirleyMr. and Mrs. William SmithDr. Norman BeesleySouth Reno Veterinary HospitalDrs. Franz J. Stadler, M.D. and Ms. Marcia Lu, M.D.Mr. Jason Sterrett and Mrs. Alix Cirac-SterrettSixth Generation StudiosMr. and Mrs. Kevin P. SullivanTahoe Supply CompanyMr. and Mrs. Par TollesTotal Wine & MoreMr. and Mrs. Lash F. TurvilleWilliam McCraley Separate Property TrustWinCo FoodsMr. and Mrs. Howard Yamada

FOUNDER’S SOCIETY365 Learning Center3D ConcreteRenfro’s Alaskan AdventuresMrs. Ruth ArdenReno Pop Warner Football League Assoc.General AtomicsBancroft-Clair Foundation, Inc.The Benevity Community Impact FundDr. and Mrs. Joseph P. BrandlMr. and Mrs. Stephen W. BraunDr. and Mrs. Steven BrilliantMr. and Mrs. Chuck BurrMost Rev. Bishop Randolph CalvoMrs. Rose Anne CapurroCenter for Plastic SurgeryCustom Truck Accessories, Inc. RenoMr. and Mrs. Fred A. Cutler, IVDeals & WheelsMr. and Mrs. John DeRiccoMr. and Mrs. Michael C. DermodyHigh Mark DistilleryDr. and Mrs. Merritt W. DunlapMr. and Mrs. Philip EntelesFast GlassMr. and Mrs. Jon FayBarbara L. & Richard C. Barrett FoundationKatherineJames FoundationGabelli Foundation Inc.Mr. Greg A. GerhardtMr. Richard A. GoebelMr. Mehrab GolshaniDr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hall, M.D.Mr. Dennis Michael Hart Jr. and Mrs. Robin HartMr. and Mrs. Christopher K. HealyDevon Construction Inc.Sierra Property Maintenance, Inc.Italian Catholic Federation of St. Alberts #135Jay R. Kenny Real EstateMr. and Mrs. Rick Joseph Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. JostKTVNMr. and Mrs. Eric M. LannesLes Schwab Tire CentersMr. and Mrs. Garrett L. LondonDr. Ingrid A. Lubbers, D.D.S.Mr. and Mrs. Jeff LynchMarigold Mining CompanyDr. Lawrence P. Martinelli, M.D. and Mrs. Brigitte CurtisMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Michael J. McCabeMr. and Mrs. William C. McCraleyMr. and Mrs. Curtis McElweeMr. and Mrs. George MowryMt Rose Ski ResortMr. Michael NeeserNew West Distributing Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Sonny NewmanNewmont Mining CorporationDr. Timothy J. O’MaraOrange Tree Production Studio, LLCMr. and Mrs. Jeffry L. PaineMr. and Mrs. Ron ParrattMr. and Mrs. Todd EekhoffMr. and Mrs. Patrick D. PettinariMr. and Mrs. Phil ReedReno DodgeMr. and Mrs. Hugh H. RicciMaria and Michael RiesRobert Z.Hawkins FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mario RobertiMr. and Mrs. Timothy R. RuffinMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Santos, Jr.The Law Firm of Herb Santos, Jr.Shell Oil CompanyMs. Leslie E. SkinnerMr. and Mrs. Mike SongSierra Sotheby’sDr. and Mrs. John SutherlandTruckee Tahoe Lumber Co.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth VaughnMr. Stephen M. WalshWashoe Building SupplyMrs. Mary Ann WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Richard A. WilliamsDr. Peter J. WiseFr. George C. WolfWomen of St. RoseWoodburn & WedgeMr. and Mrs. Jim Zaccheo

PHILLIP STRALING SOCIETYAmerican Lawn & LandscapeAnchor Concrete-SelfMrs. Mary Lynne BaderMr. and Mrs. John BarsantiMr. and Mrs. Michael C. BurkittMr. and Mrs. Ward ChiltonChrist the King Council No. 7322 Knights of ColombusDr. and Mrs. James R. Colgan, M.D.Knights of Columbus #978 Nevada CouncilDennis Banks Construction Co.Mrs. Jennifer DicusDr. Michael DicusMr. and Mrs. Mark J. ElstonMr. and Mrs. Stephen FlocchiniMr. and Mrs. John C. GardnerGerhardt & Berry ConstructionGreater Nevada Credit UnionKnights of Columbus #13842 St John VianneyMr. Nathan W. Kuhl and Mrs. Dorothy Leal-KuhlDr. Kevin Linkus and Mrs. Michonne AscuagaAurum Ridge Resources LTDMiners Football Alumni Assoc. Inc.National Philanthropic TrustGreat Basin OrthopaedicsMrs. Linda RemingtonLittle Flower SchoolSierra Nevada PropertiesTurning Point FoundationVillage PharmacyMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. WhiteRobert Dwyer SocietyMr. and Mrs. Mike AlonsoMrs. Diana AndersenMr. and Mrs. Roger B. AndresDr. and Mrs. John C. Anxo, M.D.B4 Logistics, Inc.Mr. Keith L. CapurroMr. Stephen J. CullenDJ Benardis Memorial FundMr. and Mrs. Bob. FerrariNight in the Country Music FestivalFront Sight Firearms Training InstituteGlobe FoundationMr. and Mrs. John E. JonesMr. and Mrs. William KaradanisLP Insurance Services, Inc.Nevada EnergyOur Lady of the Snows SchoolRilite Aggregate CompanySierra Nevada Construction, Inc.Spanish Springs Construction, Inc.St. Francis of Assisi ParishTamarack Junction CasinoPremier Window TintingMr. and Mrs. Matt Woodhead

THOMAS GORMAN SOCIETYMr. and Mrs. Joseph Allegretti CorkNavillus Family FoundationEdna B. & Bruno Benna FoundationMr. and Mrs. Russ FieldsMr. Brian McCulloughOppio RanchPeppermill RenoRoman Catholic Bishop of RenoMr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. RossiMr. and Mrs. Adam C. Rutherford

PATRICK MANOGUE SOCIETYCapurro FoundationLouis J. & GenevieveKeyser FoundationRobert S & Dorothy J. Nell J. Redfield Foundation

STEEPLE SOCIETYWestern Nevada Supply Co.

GIVING LEVELS          Companion Society $1 - $99Green & Gold Society $100 -$ 499Miner Pride Society $500 - $999Founder’s Society $1,000 - $2,499Phillip Straling Society $2,500 - $4,999Robert Dwyer Society $5,000 - $9,999Thomas Gorman Society $10,000 - $24,999Patrick Manogue Society $25,000 - $99,999Steeple Society >$100,000

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Marie and Scott and son, Reed Josh and Kristine

Rick, Kathie and Pope Francis

Curtis and Kaylee

Christian and Samantha

Javier, Shari and BMCHS classmates

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JAVIER ACORDAGOITIA & SHARI FELDESMAN ‘78

Javier and Shari Acordagoitia were married on September 22, 2018 in Reno, Nevada. They were surrounded by many fellow Manogue Alumni including: Keri (Feldesman) Ornellas ‘79, Mary (O’Driscoll) Plumart ‘79, Pam (Quilici) Peri ‘79, Coleen Capurro ‘78 and Cindy (O’Gorman) Gonzales ‘78.

RICK REVIGLIO ‘84

Rick Reviglio and Kathie D’Avolio were married at the Church of Sant’Anna, Citta Del Vaticano (St. Anne’s, the parish church of the Vatican) on November 22, 2018.

CHRISTIAN REVIGLIO’04

Christian Reviglio married Samantha Rice on June 30, 2018 at Montreaux surrounded by many family, friends and Manogue alumni. Christian is the Senior Project Accountant at Reno Land, Inc. and Samantha is an Associate Attorney at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck in Reno.

MARIE CANFIELD ‘06

Marie and Scott O’Brien were married on December 1, 2018 in Reno. Marie is the owner of the highly popular Reno gift boutique, Larkellen and Scott is a police officer.

JOSH CURRY ‘11

Josh Curry married Kristine Gordon on October 6, 2018 at Jacobs Family Berry Farm in Gardnerville. Attendants included many Manogue alumni such as: Best Man Alex Eekhoff ‘11, Ky Sisson ‘11, Dallas Voyce ‘11, Jules Curry ‘16, Katy Curry ‘09, Samantha Lilla ‘09, with many more alumni in attendance. Josh is working for SI Legacy Flooring as a project manager while working on joining the Reno Police or Washoe County Sheriff’s Dept. Kristen is a graduate of Damonte Ranch High School and Baylor University, currently working her way to become a Nurse Practitioner.

CURTIS BRIGHT ’12

Curtis Bright proposed to his girlfriend, Kaylee on May 8, 2018 at Disneyland. They are planning on getting married in the Fall of 2019. Kaylee is currently in a program at Arrhythmia Technologies Institute. Once she is finished with the program they will be moving to wherever she accepts a job.

M A R R I A G E S + E N G A G E M E N T SNow let us humbly invoke God’s blessing upon this bride and groom, that in his kindness he may favor with his help those on whom he has bestowed the bond of Marriage.

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S W I M , B I K E , R U N … A N D S O M U C H M O R E .

Casey Sullivan ‘81 shares how the IRONMAN triathlon made a mark

on his personal, professional and family life.

Casey Sullivan is no stranger to setting and accomplishing goals. As a successful business owner, community member and family man, he is used to working through challenges to gain valuable insight along the way.

Two years ago, he was craving a new challenge to jumpstart his overall wellness. Rather than incorporating a few more workouts and healthy meals into his routine, he set his am-bitions a bit higher… Casey set out to train for and complete an IRONMAN Triathlon.

The IRONMAN Triathlon consists of a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bicycle ride and a marathon 26.22-mile run, raced in that order and without a break. After researching what it took to prepare for the race, he found he had a two-year journey ahead of him… so he got to training.

“I literally came from the couch,” Sullivan recalled. “I’ve cycled for a long time, so I had the base of the bike. But, the first time I tried to swim for a workout, I only made it about 25 yards. That’s when I enrolled in swim lessons.”

The workouts and training continued and Sullivan was ready to compete in his first half IRONMAN, a necessary stepping stone to the full IRONMAN Triathlon, or what Sullivan refers to as “the most humbling race I’ve ever done”.

After a strong start in the half IRONMAN race, it came time for the run and his stamina began to dwindle.“The fourth part of a triathlon is the food and water. I didn’t prepare and became ex-tremely dehydrated and weak.”

As he staggered through the run, more and more competitors passed him, including a 73-year-old woman. “As I was getting passed by her, I thought, ‘I’m never going to do this again,’ but that woman cheered me on and motivated me to finish. That’s when I learned that everybody helps everybody at some point in time during these races. She motivated me to work harder for my next race.”

Casey’s team members at The Tamarack Junction took notice of his intense training. Inspired by his dedication, they too wanted to begin training as a team and work toward a goal. Sullivan purchased Garmin training watches for those interested so they could all track each other’s progress. The team would meet at the Tamarack Junction and go on weekly group runs. From there,

FAVORITE MINER MEMORY: “When my son, Keegan ‘13, graduated and we invited every-one to the stage for the Legacy award, including my sister, (Brigid Sullivan Pierce ‘82) her twins and my sons, Kyle ‘07 and Connor ‘10. It was a great sense of accom-plishment and one of my favorite memories as a BMCHS parent.”

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‘Team Tamarack’ rallied together and completed the Reno Tahoe Odyssey, a 178-mile relay race that loops through Reno, Tahoe and Virginia City.

“When our team finished, every-one was so excited!” Sullivan exclaimed. “I never would have thought this would have an impact on the whole workplace, we had people from all departments coming together for one goal.”

With a Sprint Triathlon, Olympic Triathlon, Half-IRONMAN and a Reno Tahoe Odyssey under his belt, the time came for the main event, the race he’d be training and preparing for two years.

Sullivan arrived in Tennessee to complete in The Little Debbie IRONMAN Chattanooga on October 1, 2018. The competitors were devastated to hear that the swim portion of the race was canceled due to unsafe water levels and contamination caused by flood-ing. “At first I was let down, but I learned triathlons are about what you’re given that day.”

Although feeling strong on the bike, Casey quickly became weary of the run. He had some hip pain and wasn’t able to prepare for the marathon as planned. To keep his energy up he packed a few unlikely tools like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and a toothbrush.

“At 13 miles, I would brush my teeth,” Sullivan said. “It gives you a feeling of refreshing your body which makes it easier to keep going.”

At mile 22, Sullivan came to a bridge and noticed a female competitor walking slowly, covering her eyes. She had vertigo and the high bridge was making her feel uneasy. “I asked her how I could help, and we walked and talked as we made it over the bridge.” Admittedly Sullivan said that helping this woman make it over the bridge made him feel better too.

“That’s what this race is,” he explains. “You’re running with people and everyone hits a point where they feel they can’t go on, but someone always comes to pick you up.”

At mile 24 Casey was drained and unenthusiastic. “A guy ran up by me and told me that once I came to the finish line carpet, to really slow down, live in the moment and high five as many people as I could. It turned out to be great advice,” he recalled. As he made his way to the finish, Casey heard the words “Casey Sullivan, first time from Reno Nevada, YOU ARE AN IRONMAN!”

While the moment may have been fleeting, the lessons learned and perspective gained from his IRONMAN journey have made a lasting mark: Set your goals and make them achievable. “You can’t do an IRONMAN from the couch with no training. It takes a series of small goals and smaller races. By setting achievable goals, the more likely you’ll be to reach them.”

“There’s no doubt that the friends I’ve made during this journey and the people who helped me, like the 73-year-old woman on the course, were all examples of God in action. It’s important to slow down and recognize these enjoy-able moments.”

Sullivan also knows that with triumph also comes a great deal of sacrifice. The support of his wife and family were crucial, especial-ly during the races. “My wife was there, ringing cowbells, cheering at every exchange point,” he said.

So, what’s the next goal for Casey Sullivan? “Shooting a 72 in golf!”

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M I N E R S C E N E1 The annual Green and Gold fundraiser took place on October 20, 2018 at BMCHS. The Basque-style dinner featured faculty servers, a silent auction and raised money for the school’s academic and co-curricular needs.

2 Our Annual Homecoming Social at the Tam-arack Junction on September 21, 2018 brought together Bishop Manogue Alumni and friends from all classes! Attendees were encouraged to share their favorite “Manogue Memories”.

3 The Annual Jim Williams Miner Golf Classic took place on September 28, 2018 at Lakeridge Golf Course. This beautiful day welcomed more than 100 golfers, with Rawlins Infra Consult: Ben Rawlins, Scott Rawlins, Ian Cain, and Erik Rowley taking first place!

4 Bishop Manogue Alumni Association hosted its first Thanksgiving Social at Beer NV on November 21, 2018. Parents, Alumni and friends of BMCHS enjoyed drinks and lively conversation.

5 The 2018 Scholarship Donor Appreciation Reception was held on Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at the Bishop Manogue Knowledge Center. This opportunity allowed some of our scholarship recipients to meet donors and thank them for their ongoing generosity. Immediately after, guests enjoyed the Live Nativity perfor-mance in the Christ The Teacher chapel.

6 Bishop Manogue Alumni Association hosted the Annual Winter Social on January 25, 2019.Alumni, parents and friends were invited to enjoy bites, drinks and cheer on our Varsity basketball teams!

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It is such a special feeling to walk down the halls of Manogue, knowing your parent, grandparent, uncles and aunts, brothers and sisters, or even child walked down the halls with the same Miner spirit.

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Does your family share this special bond? We are looking for Manogue families who have multiple generations of Miners to celebrate and feature in an upcoming issue!

Share your photo using the hashtag #MinerSpirit or email submissions to bmchsinfo@bishopmanogue.org  for a chance to be featured in the next issue of the Miner Messenger!

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# M I N E R S P I R I TWe’re highlighting the Bishop Manogue Burr/Micone Family legacy!

Caroline Burr ‘63

Caroline Messineo Burr graduated from BMCHS in 1963 and married her husband, Chuck Burr in 1976. Carol worked at Bishop Manogue holding many roles in the Business Office, Alumni Relations and Development offices. She and Chuck were inducted into the Bishop Manogue Hall of Fame in 2018.

Mike Micone ‘86

Mike Micone, son of Caroline Burr graduated in 1986. During his high school career, Mike served as Student Body President. Micone went on to receive a full-ride football schol-arship at University of Nevada, Reno where he played the starting center position. He was co-captain at UNR, named All Big Sky Center and voted “Most Inspirational” by his teammates. After college, Mike played American football in France. He now owns Micone Staffing Resources, specializing in executive recruiting.

Isabella Micone ‘16

Mike’s daughter, Isabella Micone graduated in 2016. She is a Junior at University of Nevada, Reno, majoring in Child Psychology and Sign Language.

Sierra Micone ‘18

Sierra Micone graduated in 2018. She is the granddaughter of Carol and cousin of Isabella. She will begin college in the Spring!

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he FALL AND WINTER ATHLETIC UPDATES

Girls GolfAlthough young, the team made a remarkably strong showing this season, finishing second in the region and qualifying for the state tournament. Girls SoccerThe Girls’ team had a strong season to bring them to Regionals where they missed advancing by one goal in a tense match versus Spanish Springs.

BowlingThe team placed number one in their division, number two in the league and competed in regional finals.

FootballThe team took home the regional title and made it to the state finals against Bishop Gorman. Senior, Peyton Dixon broke the record for most yards rushed in one season. 

Boys SoccerThe team continued to improve and build the program, and qualified for regionals for the second year in a row. VolleyballThe team went into the regionals undefeated. Ham-pered by late season injuries, they lost the regional title to Reno High, but qualified for the state tournament.

Cross CountryBoth the Boys’ and Girls’ teams sent a runner to the state meet this season, and made strong showings against a tough field. Senior Joey Davis finished 23rd and Junior, Madison Krivan, 28th.

Girls BasketballThe team took first in their division and moved on to the regional semi-finals. Junior, Kenna Holt was named Sierra League Player of the Year and Northern Region Co-Player of the Year for the second consecutive year.

Ski TeamThe Boys’ Ski Team won the regional title and both the Boys and the Girls’ teams were run-ners up for the combined state titles. Numerous skiers placed in the top ten, individually.

Boys BasketballThe team won the Regional Championship, State Academic Championship and Senior Kolton Frugoli was named Sierra League Player of the Year and Northern Region Co-Player of the Year.

WrestlingThe team won the 2019 NIAA Academic State Championship, placed second in Northern Nevada and seventh, overall at the state tournament.

At Bishop Manogue Catholic High School, legacy runs deep and true through our halls

and Manogue Families. Our exceptional students walk away from our arch-lined school to pursue passions, inspire innovation and change the world. Since our first graduating class in 1950, we have seen our alumni become writers, scientists, parents, performers, teachers and so much more.

The alumni and friends who have passed will always remain in our hearts as they have made lasting impressions on our wonderful community. In their memory, we are inspired and motivated to continue creating meaningful legacies.

Many memories are born and live through Bishop Manogue. We do our best to keep them alive and shining bright.

If you would like to keep a legacy alive or remember a BMCHS loved one through a donation or scholarship, please contact us at (775) 336-6060.

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FriendsMark Hayes “Smitty” Smith Irene Ann BallingerDarryl John BaderMarilyn GustafsonCharles J. SpinaMax L. JonesHelen L. HandyDouglas B. ClaryDaniel C. WoolleyDr. Carl M. Herrera

AlumniLouis Damonte Class of 1961Gary Haire Class of 1984Cynthia Miner Class of 1975

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