Volume 51 Number 4 April 2017

I want to thank all of the members of the Ladies of Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s College for your gracious support during my year as president. It has been an honor to serve you. I had a wonderful year, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Our spring cal-endar is full, so please check out the dates for our Annual Meeting, the Spring Tea, and the Memo-rial Mass for deceased members. The slate of offi-cers is included in this issue for your review. It is a busy time for LND/SMC! Enjoy every minute.

From the President . . .

Jo Ann MacKenziePresident

HIGH TEA

andIvan Meštrović

Saturday, May 6, 20172 - 4 pm (Registration 1:30 pm)

Eck Visitors CenterUniversity of Notre Dame

Please register by May 1, 2017.

See form on page 12 of this newsletter.

Wine&

Conversation

Saturday, March 25, 2017

6:00 pMLegendS of notre daMe

All members and spouses/partners welcome

Chair: Michelle WheelerMichelle.Wheeler.39@nd.edu

THE LADIES OF NOTRE DAME & SAINT MARY’S COLLEGE2016-2017 PROGRAM

March 25, 2017 Wine and Conversation — Legends of Notre Dame RestaurantFriday Spouses/partners welcome.6:00 Pm Chair: Michelle Wheeler,

April 28, 2017 “Outdoor Adventures” - Trip to Fernwood Botanical Garden & Nature PreserveFriday Morning nature hike and lunch. Children welcome. 13988 Range Line Road, Niles, MI 49120 See p. 3 for details. RSVP to Chair: Nancy McAdams,

April 18, 2017 Annual Business Meeting - Geehan Hall, Andre House, Holy Cross VillageTuesday 54515 Indiana 933, Notre Dame, IN 465567:00-9:00 Pm Presentation on life at Holy Cross Village by Karen Mason, Marketing Director Chair: Jo Ann MacKenzie,

May 4, 2017 Memorial Mass - Chapel of Regina Hall, Saint Mary’s CollegeThursday Celebrant: Fr. Thomas Blantz, csc, Chaplain. See p. 3 for details.5:00 Pm Co-Chairs: Marge Marley, 574-289-9134 and Addie Cashore, 574-246-0496

May 6, 2017 Spring Tea at the Eck Visitors Center, University of Notre DameSaturday Speaker: Snite Museum of Art staff will discuss the Eck Visitors Center sculpture2:00-4:00 Pm Cost: $30. See registration form on p. 12 of this newsletter. Chairs: Ravini Fernando and Jo Ann MacKenzie

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proposed slate of elected officers

president ................................. Mary Fran Kitz

president-elect .............................Meg Mitzel

past president .................. Jo Ann MacKenzie

program co-chairs ...........Catherine Kossler..........................................................Meg Mitzel

recording secretary ....................Peg DeBoer

corresponding secretary ....... Marge Marley

treasurer ................................ Marty Alworth

assistant treasurer ....... Corinne DeTrempe

membership chair ....................Pam Chipman

appointed board and other positions

chaplain .......................Father Thomas Blantz, c.s.c.e-mail event coordinator ................... Julie Nelsone-newsletter circulation ...........Elaine Baumbachinterest group coordinator .......Ravini Fernandolife member chair ..... Winnie Caponigri-Farquharlife member advisors ......................... Brigid Dutile.................................................................................................Ruth Schmitznewcomer & visitor co-chairs.......................................................... Susan Farrington............................................................................................... Kim Reynoldsnewsletter circulation ......................Bobbie Corkenewsletter editor ............................Linnea Lannonparliamentarian ............................. Elaine Nicgorskiplaygroup coordinator ......................Rachel Butlervolunteer coordinator .............................................website manager ....................Rumana Poellabauer

Conversationmadeleva lecture

A Hunger for WHoleness And tHe unfinisHed self

by Ilia Delio, osfJosephine C. Connelly Endowed Chair in Theology

Villanova University

April 20, 2017 7:30 pm Carroll Auditorium

Madeleva Hall Saint Mary’s College

In the midst of a fragile world that totters on the edge of brokenness, there is a deep desire for belonging, communi-ty, participation and wholeness. What drives this desire for the whole? By looking through the lens of modern science and the vision of Teilhard de Chardin, Sr. Ilia will explore the relationship between evolution and religion with a fo-cus on the unfinished nature of human life, the emergence of Christ and transhumanism as the next level of evolution.

M emorial M assThursday,May 4, 20175:00 pm

Celebrant: Fr. Thomas Blantz, cscChapel of Regina HallSaint Mary’s Collegeample parking nearby

We honor the memory of our deceased members, family, and those remembered through Remembrance Cards

Send questions and family member names to:Chair: Marge Marley289-9134, mamarley57@gmail.com

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“Outdoor Adventures”

Friday, April 28, 2017

Let’s explore Fernwood Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve in Niles, Michigan!

We will hike past the Nature Center, down to the St. Joseph River, and back to the Main Building where we will eat our bag lunches near the Herb Garden.

All members and friends of LND/SMC are invited! Parents with small children will enjoy this trip too!

Look for details via MailChimp in April.

Chair: Nancy McAdams273-2555,

2017 annual business meeting

Tuesday, April 18, 20177:00-9:00 pm

Geehan Hall, Andre HouseHoly Cross Village

Notre Dame, Indiana

Presentation on Life at Holy Cross VillageKaren Mason, Marketing Director

All members welcome!Chair: Jo Ann MacKenzie

286-8270,

LND/SMC members are welcome to join the Morning Literature Group

for good reading and fellowship!

Upcoming DiscUssions

April 10, 2017Place: Home of Sue Uhran

Time: 9:30 AmBook: The Atomic Weight of Love

by Elizabeth J. ChurchLeader: Sue Uhran

May 15, 2017Place: To Be Determined

Time: 9:30 AmBook: The Chosenby Chaim Potok

Leader: To Be Determined

For more information anddirections to members’ homes, contact:

Chair: Sheila Marshall, 291-2364

interest Groups MorninG Literature

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Creative CookinG Explore domestic and international cui-sines and cooking styles, celebrate friend-ship and good food with the Creative Cooking Group. Contact the chair for the location of these events:

Chair: Malgorzata Bak-Hill574-273-1210,

Spring Brunch (High Tea)Saturday, April 22, 2017

Planning Meeting Tuesday, May 9, 2017

afternoon Book CLuB Join the Afternoon Book Club

for a lively discussion of a variety of good reads.

Upcoming DiscUssions

April 6, 2017Place: Home of Alice Bentley

Time: 1:30 PmBook: A Man Called Oveby Fredrick BackmanLeader: Marina Smith

May 4, 2017Place: Home of Anita Garg

Time: 1:30 PmBook: The Summer Before the War

by Helen SimonsonLeader: To Be Determined

For more information and directions to members’ homes, contact:

Chairs: Val Bartels, 271-3637 Laura Fuderer, 277-0409

knittinG

Knitters, crocheters, and all fiber artists, beginners to experts — bring your work and enjoy friendship and support with project challenges.

7:00-8:30 pmThe South Bend Chocolate Cafe122 South Michigan, South Bend

upcoming dates Tuesday, April 11, 2017

RSVP to Chair:Renee Grubert, 850-4786

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interest Groups

The Rosary Group welcomes you

9:30-10:00 amChapel of St. Catherine Fischer O’Hara-Grace Graduate Residences

Community Center on Wilson Drive of the campus of Notre Dame

Convenient parking near the entrance

Chair: Mary Murphy, 404-304-4504

upcoming datesFriday, April 7, 2017Friday, May 5, 2017

For further information or directions contact:

plant-BaseD eating groUp How Not to Die Book Series

• Discussion of the book How Not to Die by Michael Greger, M.D. with Gene Stone• led by Personal Chef Deborah Stevens• at the home of Rama Ganesan• monthly through May 2017

April 12, 2017 — 2:30 pmHow Not to Die: Blood Cancers, Kidney Disease, Breast Cancer (Chapters 9, 10 and 11)Additional Topic: Flax Seed Demo and Sampling: Recipes High in Flax

May 24, 2017 — 2:30 pmHow Not to Die: Depression, Prostate Cancer, Parkin-son’s Disease (Chapters 12, 13 and 14)Additional Topic: Dr. Greger’s Daily Dozen Demo and Sampling: Recipes Using Dr. Greger’s Daily Dozen

Contact chair for directions to meetings and more info.: Chair: Rama Ganesan, 520-360-1190

Photo by Adam Lamm

DupLiCate BriDGe Dinner & pLay Group

EXERCISE YOUR BRAIN!

Every Tuesday at 6:00 pm through May 16EXCEPT on April 4 and May 9

1032 N. Saint Peter StreetSouth Bend (SE c/o St. Vincent)

If joining just for bridge, please arrive by 6:45 to fill out your convention cards.

So we have partners for everyone, RSVP to Chair 24 hours in advance:

Susan Farrington203-554-3030,

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ChiLDren’s pLayGroup CaLenDar sprinG 2017

April 7 St. Patrick’s County Park PlaygroundFriday 50651 Laurel Road, South Bend, Indiana 4663710:00 – 11:30 Am

April 11 DeBartolo Playground - on Notre Dame CampusTuesday3:30 Pm

April 20 Beichner Center “Grandma for a Day” Playdate – on Notre Dame Campus Thursday Canned goods collection for Lou’s Lads/Bread of Life Annual Food Drive 9:30 – 11:30 Am to re-stock local food banks. April 26 Potawatomi Zoo Wednesday 500 S. Greenlawn Avenue, South Bend10:00 Am

May 2 Harris Township Park PlaygroundTuesday Brummit Road, Granger10:30 Am

May 10 End of Year Picnic at the Irish GreenWednesday on Notre Dame Campus11:30 Am

Co-Chairs: Heidi Witte, 661-435-7136

Priya Evans

*Send RSVPs to Heidi at or go to our Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s College Playgroup Facebook page.

froM the CorresponDinG seCretary. . .

Notes have been sent on behalf of LND/SMC to the following people:

symPAtHy• the children of Dorothy Leader, lm, on her death in March.

• Dr. Francis Raven on the death of his wife, Therese Raven, lm, in February.

• Albin Szewczyk on the death of his wife, Barbara Szewczyk, lm, in February.

• to the family of Ellen Malone, lm, in care of Kathleen Beeler, on the death of Ellen in February.

Please contact these individuals on your own and keep them in your thoughts. If you need contact information for those listed, please call the Corresponding Secretary. Please continue to inform the sec-retary of any life events involving LND/SMC members.

Jackie Welsh, Corresponding Secretary 277-1968,

scHolArsHiP luncHeon februAry 25, 2017 SMC President Janice Cervel-li received a warm welcome from LND/SMC at the luncheon hon-oring its 2016-17 scholarship recipients and their mothers on Saturday, February 25, 2017, at Rice C o m m o n s ,

Saint Mary’s College. The atmosphere was some-what electric with subdued anticipation from the 54 attendees of what Pres. Cervelli would say. She related, “It is great to be home!” A graduate of Holy Cross Grade School and Saint Joseph High School, Pres. Cervelli related that being at SMC she is reconnecting her family life and faith, with her academic and professional life. Now nine months into her presidency, she spoke with confidence concerning the women students at SMC. She cited some areas of their personal lives where the College could help them more than it has in the past. She recognized the high level of anxiety that students bring to their col-lege lives, much of which is fueled through social media. She would like for freshmen students to spend some time at SMC in the summer prior to their enrollment with hopes of lowering this anx-iety. In addition President Cervelli is joining with

Br. John Paige, csc, and Fr. John Jenkins, csc, presi-dents of Holy Cross College and the University of Notre Dame, in an effort to reduce the incidence of sexual assault on the three campuses. In addition she presented many ideas of where the College could further enhance, not only its undergraduate students academically but also the local community, with a listing of potential post-graduate degrees in nursing, psychology,

gerontology, occupa-tional and physical therapy, environmen-tal sciences and sus-tainability farming. Pres. Cervelli holds that SMC, which has a strong liber-al arts education for their undergraduate women and a Cath-olic identity, can give

power to women in educating both their hearts and minds. She cited Sr. Madeleva, csc, a former President as a model. In the past decade, SMC has expanded its out-reach to under-represented young women. To-day, 20% of its student body of 1600+ students is from under-represented groups. Pres. Cervelli stated that women educated at women’s colleges graduated at a greater rate than at mixed gender colleges, have a higher rate of income, graduate with less debt, receive more assistance in their ed-ucation and are more philanthropic in the course of their lives.

LND/SMC President JoAnn MacKenzie introduced the schol-arship recipients from the col-lege, junior, Madison Gonzales, and the university, senior Erin Foldesi. Each of the recipients spoke to the audience about their studies as well as their activities.

Guests Nancy Barrett and Mary Ann Derda, Margaret Kenney, LM, guest Mary Jane Gray, Joan Hofman, LM

Ruth Schmitz, LM,

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Erin Foldesi, UND ‘18 & Elizabeth Foldesi

Erin Foldesi is a 2013 graduate of Marian High School. During her time at Notre Dame she has been involved with the McGlinn Hall Council, a member of the IDSA (Industrial Design Society of America) student chapter, and has been a student assistant at the Kaneb Center for Teaching and Learning, the lat-ter for all four years. Last spring 2016, she had the opportunity to study in Athens, Greece. In fall 2016, she was in a collaborative design class where they en-tered the Disney Imagineering Competition. Her team placed as a semi-finalist. Presently a senior Industrial Design major she is working towards a B.F.A. degree. This requires the completion of a thesis project, which will be dis-played in the Snite Museum of Art in the spring. Her thesis is re-designing the SCBA, (the air tank which is carried by firefighters on their backs) to be better suited for female firefighters. After graduation, She hopes to work in the Midwest as an Industrial De-signer.

Madison Gonzales is a 2014 graduate of Saint Joseph High School. She is a junior SMC psychology major with minors in so-ciology and Intercultural Studies. Her mi-nor reflects her belief that women have an equal voice , especially those women who are abused and/or marginalized. Madison choose to study abroad in South Africa during her sophomore year because it is infrequent that SMC students go there. She loved it. Presently, she works in the CWIL (Center for Women’s Intercultural Leadership) office at SMC as the peer ad-visor of the South Africa Program of stud-ies. In the future she plans on going to grad school to pursue studies in Social Psycholo-gy. She hopes to do something with cultures and psychology.

Lori Gonzales & Madison Gonzales SMC ’17sChoLarship reCipients

support the LaDies of notre DaMe anD

saint Mary’s CoLLeGe sChoLarships for

LoCaL WoMen

Donations to the LND/SMC Scholarship Fund for Local Women at either the University of Notre Dame or Saint Mary’s College are accepted at any time. Checks may be made payable to either (or both) school(s) and mailed to Pam Chipman, 1208 Leeper Avenue, South Bend, IN 46617.

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in memoriAm

Ellen Johnson Malone

September 2, 1924 - February 8, 2017

✙ Born in Toledo, OH, to Beatrice and Clifford Johnson, Ellen attended Saint Ursula Academy then graduated from the University of Toledo with a major in Art. In 1946 Ellen married John R. Malone at Ro-sary Cathedral in Toledo. Then, in 1952, Ellen and John moved to South Bend where John es-tablished the MBA Program at the University of Notre Dame. The couple immediately immersed themselves into life in both South Bend and Notre Dame com-munities. For Ellen that meant involvement in nu-merous groups including the University Club of Notre Dame, where she served on the Board of Directors, the Christian Family Movement, the Northeast Neighborhood Food Pantry and our own LND/SMC. Ellen also taught at McKinley, Marquette and Madison Schools. The couple en-tertained many Notre Dame benefactors at formal events as well as more informal home gatherings. Ellen loved playing bridge and, upon moving to Holy Cross Village in 2014, became leader of the bridge group at Andre Place, her new home. She was a parishioner at Sacred Heart Parish, Notre Dame, for fifty-five years.Ellen is survived by her six children, Kathleen Beeler, Mary Ann Morris, Jane Zilly, John Malone, Jr., Carol Lattner and Susan Feeley as well as by twenty-five grandchildren and twenty-three great grandchildren. Ellen is also survived by her sis-ters Midge, Madelyn, Marilyn and Bonnie. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated on February 11, 2017, in the Saint Joseph Chapel on the campus of Holy Cross College. That Mass was followed by graveside services and burial at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Notre Dame, IN.

in memoriAm

Dorothy R. LeaderMarch 5, 1923 - March 2, 2017

✙ Dorothy Riehl was born on a farm near Raleigh, North Dakota, to German emigrants from Western Russia. One of seven children, she learned English in a one-room schoolhouse. At age seventeen, she left home to attend nursing school in Bismarck, ND. During World War II Dorothy enlisted in the Navy Nursing Corps, serving in several Navy hospitals before being discharged as a Lieutenant (j.g.) in 1946. Dorothy then earned a B.S. in public health nursing at New York University. In 1949 Dorothy married Robert Leader, a man she cared for in earlier years as he recovered from wounds suffered on Iwo Jima during World War II. Robert and Dorothy moved to South Bend, IN, where he was a Pro-fessor of Art at the University of Notre Dame. Meanwhile, Dorothy continued her advanced stud-ies, earning an M.S. from the University of Illinois then, in 1970, a Ph.D. in gerontology from the University of Michigan. After raising five children, Dorothy resumed her pro-fessional life. First she was deputy director of the Visiting Nurses Assn. of St. Joseph County, IN. Then she became director of the nursing program at Lake Michigan Col-lege, Benton Harbor, MI. Dorothy was promoted to Dean of Health Sciences at Lake Michigan College, a post she held until retiring in 1986. Dorothy also remained involved in volunteer activi-ties at Notre Dame and in the South Bend community. She served as President of the Ladies of Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s College during 1963-64. She also taught English as a second language and, because of her strong faith and her dedication to the Brothers of the Holy Cross, funded the Leader Legacy of Faith Center at Holy Cross College. Dorothy is survived by children Charles (Becky), Eliz-abeth (David Hill), Damian (Joan), Andrew and Christo-pher (Linda), as well as by nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Her beloved husband Robert died in 2006. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated for Dorothy on March 6, 2017, at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart on the campus of the University of Notre Dame. Inurnment followed at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Notre Dame, IN.

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in memoriAm

Therese Raven

January 2, 1931 - February 10, 2017

✙ On January 2, 1931 Theresa was born in Erie, PA, to the late Anthony and Theodora (Rastat-ter) Strobel. She graduated from Erie’s Academy High School in 1948, then earned a degree in math from Mercyhurst College in Erie in 1952. That same year Therese Strobel and Francis Harvey Raven were married. Their sixty-four years of marriage were centered on both their family and their deep faith in God. They were devoted to raising their seven children and were immensely proud that all seven earned degrees from either the University of Notre Dame or Saint Mary’s College. Therese enjoyed playing board games and cards with family and friends. She helped Fran edit the engineering textbooks he wrote while teaching at Notre Dame. Together Therese and Fran traveled to many countries around the globe. A devoted Catholic, and a longtime parishio-ner at Little Flower Catholic Church, Therese at-tended daily Mass and was a frequent reader at those services. Therese is survived by her loving husband Fran, daughters Elizabeth “Betty” Raven, Ann (Bill) McCarthy, Mary “Bart “(Doug) Mans-mann, Catherine “Cathy” Raven and Linda (Clau-dio Adolfo) Raven as well as sons Paul (Cydni) Raven and John (Anne) Raven and her brother Norbert (the late Barbara) Strobel. Therese was also blessed with ten grandchildren who will miss their attentive and loving grandmother. A Mass of Christian Burial was held at Lit-tle Flower Catholic Church, South Bend, IN, on Monday, February 13, with Fr. Terry Coonan, Jr. officiating.

in memoriAm

Barbara V. Szewczyk

April 6, 1936 - February 7, 2017

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Barbara was born in Chicago, IL, on April 6, 1936, to Leon and Wanda Gale. She gradu-ated from Notre Dame High School for Girls in 1949 then attended Wright Junior College in Chicago where she majored in literature. In June, 1956, Barbara married Albin Sze-wczyk, who survives. She is also survived by three daughters, Karen Knop of Indianapolis, IN, Andrea Simpson of South Bend, IN, and Tere (Paul) Sinka of South Bend, IN, as well as her brother Leo Gale of Burlington, WI. Barbara enjoyed her twelve grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Barbara was an avid reader and loved cross-words. She enjoyed many travels with her hus-band and, while at home, loved hosting and entertaining family and friends during Notre Dame’s football season. Barbara was an enthusiastic volunteer at the Christ Child Society Clothing Center and at Memorial Hospital. She was a life member of our organization, the Ladies of Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s College. Surrounded by her loving family, Barba-ra passed away peacefully at Hospice House, South Bend, IN, on February 7, 2017. Prede-ceasing Barbara were her parents, Leon and Wanda Gale, as well as two daughters, Lisa Kruger and Nancy Szewczyk. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Notre Dame, IN, on February 17, 2017. Inurnment at Cedar Grove Cemetery will take place at a later date.

From the assistant treasurer . . .

In Memoriam: • Frederick P. Crowe (John and Mary Lou Derwent)

• Francis Kobayashi (Bob and Julie Nelson)

• Ellen Malone (John and Mary Lou Derwent, Jerry and Marge Marley, Joni and Bob Williamson)

• Therese Raven (John and Mary Lou Derwent, Jerry and Marge Marley)

• Bonnie Sikorski (Phillip and Carolyn Helman)

• Barbara Szewczyk (John and Mary Lou Derwent)

• Ruth Wiltrout (Phillip and Carolyn Helman)

The LND/SMC Remembrance Cards recognize special occasions, such as birthdays, anniversaries, graduations or the memory of someone who has passed. Those who have passed are also remembered in the LND/SMC Memorial Mass each May. Remembrance Card gifts are fully tax deductible. All monies raised through the Remembrance Card program support the LND/SMC Scholarship for Local Women at ei-ther Notre Dame or Saint Mary’s College. If you would like to have one of these cards on hand, contact Mary Lou Der-went, or Mary Jo Desch, . A packet will be mailed to you, followed by another one via return mail when you use it.

Mary Jo DeschAssist. Treasurer

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changes:Pat NahasPhone for South Bend address 574-383-5174

Anita McCollesterNew e-mail address amccollester@gmail.com

Lydia LeeNew AddressSt. Paul’s, 3602 S. Ironwood DriveSouth Bend, IN 46614

renewing member:June Harr15515 Hunting Ridge TrailGranger, IN 46530574-277-6768jharr6768@aol.com

new members:Christy Medvigy15595 Briarton DriveMishawaka, IN 46545484-883-1238clmedvigy@gmail.com

Meghan Reed15160 Hunting Ridge TrailGranger, IN 46530meghanreed99@gmail.com

Alice Saffren20810 S. Gatehouse DriveSouth Bend, IN 46637574-210-6979afrostsaffren@gmail.com

Elizabeth Burman920 N. Notre Dame AvenueSouth Bend, IN 46617574-383-5865eburman.mail@gmail.com

Pam Chipman, 288-0995Kate Murphy, 272-8905

Membership Chairs

From the membersHiP cHAirs...

HIGH TEA

and Ivan Meštrović

 SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017 2-4 P.M.

Registration 1:30

ECK VISITOR'S CENTER UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME

Ladies of Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College

Mail registration to: Catherine Kossler 1020 N. St. Peter St.

South Bend, IN 46617 kosslerfam@gmail.com

(614)-596-0802

Name:__________________________________

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lnd/smc elected officers

presidentJo Ann MacKenziejam1910@comcast.net, 574-286-8270

president-elect

past president and program chairRavini Fernandoravinifernando@hotmail.com, 574-855-2199 recording secretaryPeg DeBoerpdeboerelk@gmail.com, 574-271-4706

corresponding secretaryJackie Welshjackie.welsh.14@gmail.com, 574-277-1968

treasurerCatherine Kosslerkosslerfam@gmail.com, 614-596-0802

assistant treasurerMary Jo Deschmjdesch99@gmail.com, 574-273-3028

membership co-chairsPam Chipmanpdchipman@ameritech.net, 574-288-0995

Kate Murphymurphy.kate12@gmail.com, 574-272-8905

appointed board and other positionschaplainFather Thomas Blantz, c.s.c.631-5066

e-mail event coordinatorJulie Nelsonjulesoc70@gmail.com, 574-272-2502

e-newsletter circulationElaine Baumbachembaumbach@comcast.net, 574-243-8438

appointed board and other positions (continued)

interest group coordinatorDenise Brennerdenisecbrenner@gmail.com, 616-540-3330

life member chairWinnie Caponigri-Farquharwinifredfarquhar@gmail.com, 574-233-8855

life member advisorsBrigid Dutiledutile@sbcglobal.net, 574-272-2204

Ruth SchmitzGS4GD3@aol.com, 574-272-5196

newcomer & visitor chair co-chairsMary Fran Kitzmkitz62@aol.com, 630-750-8849

Kim Reynoldsrkrpc5@gmail.com, 574-383-5730

newsletter circulationMarge Marleymamarley57@gmail.com, 574-289-9134

newsletter editorLinnea Lannonclanlannon@yahoo.com, 574-243-5802

parliamentarianElaine Nicgorskinicgor@yahoo.com, 574-234-5157

playgroup coordinatorsHeidi Witteheidirosewitte@gmail.com, 661-435-7136

Priya Evanshuckleberry6@outlook.com

volunteer coordinatorsNancy McAdamsnocmc@comcast.net, 574-273-2555

Betsy McCorrybetsy.mccorry@gmail.com, 574-259-4209

website managerRumana Poellabauerrum_mer2@yahoo.com, 574-271-2223

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KaleidoscopeLND/SMCP.O. Box 116Notre Dame, IN 46556

Newcomer & Visitor Dinner at rohr’s - notre DaMeMembers and newcomers enjoyed dinner and conver-sation at Rohr’s on Thursday, March 2. If you are a new-comer or visitor connected to Notre Dame or Saint Mary’s, join us at the Spring Tea on Saturday, May 6 at 2:00 Pm. See details on page 12 of this newsletter.

Mary Fran Kitz630-750-8849,

Kim Reynolds574-383-5730,

For the most current information, visitwww.lndsmc.org