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The General Alumni Association has
announced the names of those alumni
nominated to serve as officers and
members of its board of directors.
Patrick L. McCarthy ’63 has
been re-appointed executive secretary. Michael
H. Shanahan ’78 has been re-appointed
treasurer. GAA bylaws do not require
yearly nomination to this office.
The nominations for the board were
selected in accordance with the GAA
bylaws, which allow for no more than
20 alumni to be chosen annually for
three-year terms, at least 10 of them
as at-large members, and 10 of them
drawn one each from the immediate graduating
class and from each third class preceding
the graduating class.
Although this slate of candidates
represents the choices of the GAA nominating
committee, it should be noted that
any member of the GAA may be nominated
in accordance with Article VII of the
bylaws, as follows: “Any member
of the Alumni Association may be nominated
for director by a petition containing
the signatures of 20 alumni with the
executive secretary no later than April
1.”
Any member of the GAA who would like
to be so nominated should submit a
petition to Patrick L. McCarthy by
April 1. If any petition should be
received, a ballot will appear in the
next issue of Holy Cross Magazine so
that alumni can vote for the candidate(s)
nominated by petition. The names of
newly elected officers and directors
will be announced at the GAA’s
annual banquet during Reunion Weekend.
All alumni are invited to attend.
President
David A. Doern ’62 retired
in January 1998 from Insignia/ ESG,
a national real estate company headquartered
in New York City. He has served as
class chairman from 1972 until 1977,
class reunion chairman in 1977, class
reunion gift committee chair in 1982
and co-chair in 1987. A member of
the President’s Council since
1977, he has served on the board
of the New York Regional Club and
as president of the Rhode Island
Club. A GAA Alumni Board director
from 1983-89 and 1999-2001, he has
served on the Alumni Board Senate,
the Bishop Healy Committee and the
Nominations Committee. He was the
GAA vice president for 2001-02 and
the recipient of the Matthew P. Cavanaugh
Award for Outstanding Class Chairman.
David and his wife, Maureen, reside
in Little Compton, R. I. They are the
parents of Maura, Kelly, Colleen ’89
and Timothy ’91.
President-elect
Marcy M. Vandale ’87, who is a past president, vice president, treasurer
and secretary of the Holy Cross Club of Greater Worcester, currently sits on
the club’s board of directors. She has served the GAA as vice president
and is currently co-chair of the communications committee. A class agent, she
has chaired the GAA’s senior reception, book prize and student alumni
association committees and has served on her class reunion committees.
The daughter of William “Bud” McManus ’58
who served as president of the GAA
in 1999-2000, she resides in Holden,
Mass., with her husband, Richard, and
three children, Nicole, Zachary and
Emily.
Immediate Past President
Richard C. Browne ’60 is a retired partner with the law firm of Winston & Strawn
in Washington, D.C. He has served twice as president of the Holy Cross Club
of Greater Washington, D.C., and has worked in the alumni admissions program
and the career counseling program. A member of the President’s Council
since 1984, he is a GAA director and a member of the GAA executive committee.
Dick and his wife, Pat, reside in Rockville, Md. They are the parents of Richard,
Catherine, Paulette ’88, Maureen ’89 and Colleen.
Vice Presidents
Richard E. Onofrey ’87 is a certified financial planner and president
of Onofrey Insurance & Financial Services, Inc. An admissions advisor and
career planning counselor, he is also a class agent, an alumni job network
advisor and chair of the continuing education committee. He lives in Westfield,
Mass., with his wife, Mary Jo, and their children, Justin and Alexander.
Kathleen M. Troidle ’83 is
the program director for IBM Trusted
e-Payments Solutions in IBM’s
financial services sector. She has
served on the board of the GAA and
as a class agent. She lives in Dobbs
Ferry, N.Y.
Brian A. Cashman ’77 is
the manager of security and investigations
for AT&T Broadband, New England
region. An alumni admissions advisor,
he is a member of the President’s
Council and the Varsity Club. He lives
in Londonderry, N.H., with his wife,
Madeline, and their children, Emily
and Patrick.
2003-2006 Directors (Designated
Classes)
Anthony F. Montaruli ’03
Jennifer C. O’Neil ’00
Jon J. Sarra ’97
Michael P. Carbone ’94
John R. Hayes ’91
Dennis F. Kerrigan ’88
Nora Walsh Loughnane ’85
Ann F. Anesta ’82
John F. Moran ’79
Patrick M. Malgieri ’76
2003-2006 Directors
(At Large)
Roger C. Boucher ’81
Donal J. Burns ’49
Robert J. Credle ’65
John M. Hackney ’87
Raymond A Nothnagle ’57
Shelagh Foley O’Brien ’95
Stephen J. O’Connor ’73
Christopher R. O’Hara ’83
Christopher F. Schellhorn ’73
Joseph F. Whalen Jr. ’52
The 2003-2004 Executive Committee
will be comprised of:
Colleen F. Amann ’92
Christopher R. O’Hara ’83
Daniel L. Spada ’69
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