Tom, ‘62, and Trish Kirsch celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary on December 28th 2025. Tom helped revive the Pastoral Care Ministry at his church which visits patients of the church offering hope, encouragement, and prayer through the 40 hospitals in the DFW metro area.

Richard F. Scandaliato, ’68, celebrated his 61st wedding anniversary as well as welcomed his 1st great grandson Cal Wagoner.

Joe Belinsky ’68, semi retired and doing lots of volunteering, along with wife Joan, recently celebrated the birth of their first great grandchild, Shilah Marie Belinsky. Joe and Joan will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Sept. 3, 2026

Joe Ryan, ‘69, Tom Filer, ‘78, and Tom Bonk, ‘84, were all inducted into the Philadelphia City All Stars Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in April 2026

Carlton A. Payne, Ph.D, ’81, is president elect of the Association of Black Psychologists, he is the former Chief Psychologist for the City of Philadelphia.

Ann M. Danby, ’82, started a theater company in Quincy, MA called Thalia Theater Troupe.

Donna Tait Diaz, M.D., ‘82, recently retired last year after a fulfilling 35+ year career as an OB/GYN. She’s now enjoying her family and six young grandchildren with hopefully more to come! Life is good!

Timothy J. Erb, ’83, and his wife, Joann Kelly Erb, ’83, continue to travel in retirement, having visited already over 50 countries.

Dr. Scott M. Dorfner, ’83, was recently nominated and selected as a Preceptor of the Year by medical students in his rotation. Dr. Dorfner says it’s a “great honor and privilege to teach the next generation of doctors.”

Richard Leonard, ’85, retired after serving as a teacher at Our Mother of Consolation Parish School (OMC) for the past 40 years.

Anthony Valenti Esq., ’85, has joined Capehart Scatchard in the firm’s Litigation Department as a shareholder in its Mount Laurel, N.J., Office.

Dave Livewell, ’89, published his second collection of poems, Pass and Stow (Paul Dry Books).

John F. Kolla, Sr., CPA, MBA ’90, was recently recognized for his 40-year membership in the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants. He currently works part-time as Controller for Northwood Federal Credit Union in NE Philadelphia.

Maria Teresa Grispino Nappi, ‘98, published The Butcher’s Daughter in 2025, a tribute to her family and her mother’s kitchen.

Kerry Hurtt, ’98, was named Brigantine Education Association’s 2026 Teacher of the Year

Joanna McClinton, ’03, the Pennsylvania House Speaker, was named the recipient of La Salle University’s 2026 Women in Leadership Award.

Pat Christensen, ’13, and Amy Griffin, ’18, were inducted into the La Salle Hall of Athletes.

Ryan Wall, ’18, recently started a new position as Communications Manager at the Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems for the City of Philadelphia.

Mara Veltri, ’18, MBA ’25, recently started a new position as Event Manager at the National Constitution Center.

Christopher Mano, ’20, was appointed to the Brookhaven Borough Ordinance Committee.

Bianca Abbate Esq., ’21, graduated from The George Washington University Law School in May 2026.

Shayna Ortiz, ’21, became the President of MetroLALSA, Inc. a student-run nonprofit organization that serves 13 chapter schools across the New York and New Jersey region.

Carl J. Petetti Jr., OD, ’22, graduated from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in May 2026.

Aaron Srinivasan, MD, ’22, graduated from Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University in May 2026.

Aaron Srinivasan, MD, ’22, and Georgia Wasekanes, ’22, got married on May 29, 2026.

Kaitlin Donnellan, ’23, MSW ’24, is a Social Worker at Hope Hospice and Healthcare in FL.  She ran grief counseling sessions for 5-7 year olds at Camp Braveheart, a camp dedicated to children and teens who have lost loved ones.

On October 18, 2025, Sam Sorrell, ’23, married Luca Sorrell at North Bowl in Philadelphia.