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| Sister Marion Rielly is a former principal of Notre Dame Catholic High School. Sister Marion began her teaching career as a biology teacher at Notre Dame in 1957. Later, she was a guidance counselor and administrator at Notre Dame Girls High School before becoming principal of our school in 1973. Here, with her unique ability and dedication to Christ, Sister united her faculty, parents, and students in the success of Notre Dame until her death on January 14, 1983. Sister Marion will long be remembered for her enthusiasm for work, her challenge to others, and her ability to touch the lives of so many. After her death the Sister Marion Rielly Memorial Fund was established to honor and commemorate her life. Each year at the final assembly in June, three Notre Dame students (a Freshmen, Sophomore and Junior) receive scholarship awards in Sister’s memory. The qualifications for the Sr. Marion Scholarship include the following criteria:
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Jessica
Miner, a member of the Class
of 1998, died eight years ago. In her
memory, her parents, Nancy and james
Miner, have established a scholarship
to be awarded annually to a graduating
senior who plans a career in the health
field.
This scholarship is in honor of both
Jessica and Mrs. Patricia Land, Notre
Dame's School Nurse, for her efforts
on behalf of Jessica and the Miner family.
Donate
to the Jessica Miner Scholarship |
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Charlotte
Ebling, a former teacher at
Notre Dame, loved life and the things
that really mattered: her family, her
friends and her students. She tried
to make the most of her God-given talents,
and in doing so, left us with a lifetime
of memories to cherish, share and reflect
upon. In tribute to her beautiful life
and to her outstanding service to Notre
Dame, scholarships in her memory are
presented every year.
Donate to the Charlotte Ebling
Scholarship |
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On January 6, 1997,
the Notre Dame family suffered a great
loss. Anthony Magliocco,
a 1994 graduate, passed away suddenly
and unexpectedly. Those who knew Anthony
are better people because of it. Anthony
was a leader to those around him. he
affected more lives in his 20 years
than most people would in 100 years.
He truly was an angel on earth. If you
didn't know him, take a minute and talk
to friends and family, you'll see that
a piece of Anthony lives in each of
them.
A scholarship in the
name of Anthony Magliocco. Each year,
a graduating Senior from Notre Dame
will receive this award. The recipient
of this award demonstrates strength
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Family- an appreciation of where
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And most importantly, the recipient
of this award will demonstrate
loyalty, honesty and compassion
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to the Anthony Magliocco Scholarship
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Fred J.
Moriarity Jr. of the Class
of '81 passed away suddenly on November
25, 1991. Fred was a man of compassion,
care, sensitivity and love. In his memory
and honor, Notre Dame has endowed a
memorial scholarship with financial
assistance to be given to a member of
the Notre Dame football team.
Donate
to the Fred J. Moriarity Scholarship
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The Kim Wickert
Donnelly Scholarship is awarded
to the young woman who best exemplifies
Kim Donnelly's quiet leadership, love
of family and her creative, gentle
spirit. Her optimistic attitude allows
her to enjoy life and the family and
friends around her.
Donate
to the Kim Wickert Donnelly Scholarship
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Armand Fabbri,
Superintendent of Schools for the Diocese
of Bridgeport, devoted more than 30 years
to Notre Dame as a teacher, coach, department
head, librarian, assistant principal and principal.
Armand Fabbri, perhaps more than any other
person, exemplifies the spirit and tradition
of Notre Dame. This award is given to a graduating
senior.
Donate
to the Armand R. Fabbri Scholarship
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The Appalachian Award,
in memeory of Thomas Carroll, is given to
a graduate who has worked in the Appalachian
project and who has shown genuine concern
and compassion for those in need.
Donate
to the Appalachian Award |
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