Community Rising

In memory of Alma Fulmer

In honor of Karen Lemke

Was thinking about why I became a teacher and remembered Dr. Lemke's influence.

In honor of Henry Golja

In honor of Marjorie L. Davis

As a non-traditional student enrolled in the distance degree program, I greatly benefitted from the exceptional tutelage provided by SJC professors. The education received supported my successful completion of MSW and Ph.D. degrees. Therefore, I am forever grateful to the staff and professors!

We love everything about Saint Joe’s! It was the perfect nursing school for our daughter and gave her an outstanding experience!

In loving memory of my sister-in-law and floor proctor Janet Sanford Kelliher (SJC '67). I was able to teach for 30 years in public, private and parochial schools across the country because of the outstanding education I received at St. Joseph's College.

In honor of David Driscoll

Saint Joseph's College gave me a wonderful and satisfying graduate education that has afforded me several opportunities in the healthcare community and allowed me to grow as a registered nurse into an advanced level since my graduation.

In honor of Elaine Kirk (Alumna circa 1955)

In memory of Carlene Lemieux

I make this gift in memory of a wonderful coworker and friend who during her many years at SJC excelled at every job she was given.

In memory of Sister Bernadette Hayden

I dedicate this gift to Sister Bernadette, a sweet and patient woman who served not only several SJC presidents, but all of us on the staff. May she rest in peace.

In memory of Ben & Marie Carey

Institute for aging - silver sneakers

In memory of Noleen Casey '89

In memory of Frances T. Dooley

Best wishes in the New Year.

We love being a neighbor to St. Joe's, and we love the programs offered by the Center for Faith and Spirituality. Thank you for all you do!

So proud of being a St. Joseph's alumni. Thank you for continuing to provide the education needed to prepare graduates for our ever-changing world.

Obtaining the degree led to leadership positions. I became a Director of Nursing and then continued at Chapel Hill NC and became a Nursing Home Administrator. As a single parent at the time I couldhave n ever completed a degree if it had not been for St Joseph's distance learning program. God has indeed been good to me!

In memory of Mary Alma Fulmer

In honor of Sr. Kathleen Smith

In honor of Joseph Coury

In memory of My mother, Shelby J. Martin

In memory of Constance Hegarty Campbell '52

In memory of Sr. Jean Little

In memory of Sister M. Consuela White

In memory of Rita Bousquet McCarthy, mother of Dr. Maureen McCarthy O'Rourke '80

In memory of Pesi Bhote & Freddy Eduljee

In honor of 1963 Alumni Fund

In honor of Sister Sylvia Comer

Sister Stephanie was a great inspiration and role model for women.

In honor of Rob Wilson--his extraordinary contribution to the college

A truly exceptional collection of people in a most beautiful setting serving students and their families.

In honor of Dr. Patricia Ireland

My dream of being a College graduate came true through SJC!!

In memory of Lee A. Almy, Sr.

Thank you for your support with my nursing education!

In honor of Sr. Mary Kneeland

In memory of Herve and Madeleine Poissant

SJC!!!

In honor of Patrick Woodard

Thank you to St. Joseph's College. You have made a real difference in my life and I want to give back for all the help I received over the years.

In memory of Earl L. Lilley

St Joseph Pray for us. Go Monks!!!

I want to support the Nursing Program.

In memory of Mary Alma Fulmer

In memory of Mary Roche '85

In honor of The outstanding leadership of Liz Wiesen

Tim Leary and Erin Swezey served St. Joseph's College and the Sisters of Mercy from 1996-2002. Liz Wiesen is an outstanding leader, colleague and cherished friend.

In honor of Dan & Hannah Rothermel

For the future with gratitude.

In memory of Miguel Llopiz Sr.

In honor of President Dlugos

I am inspired by those who work tirelessly and without complaint during these difficult days.

In memory of Mom and Dad

In honor of John Pratt