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Golden
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WINTER 2016
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Lenten Fish Dinners
Fridays March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 and April 7 4:30pm-7pm
Seussical the Musical
March 17, 18, 24 & 25 at 7pm and March 19 at 1pm
34th Annual Rainbow Auction
Saturday, April 29, 2017
Eucharistic Adoration
Fridays now-June 2, 2017 8:30am-2:30pm in the Founder's Chapel
We are looking for volunteers for half hour shifts. Sign up
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Volunteer Opportunities
Do you have time or talent to share?
Check out opportunities
here!
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From the desk of MCC President,
Mr. Ken Rasp
Prior to arriving in early July 2016, I provided to the Board of Trustees a Transition Plan. The main goal of the plan was to learn as much as I could about Muskegon Catholic Central. I talked about a "tool box" that I carried with me filled with experiences, strategies, and ideas gained throughout my almost forty years of college admission and Catholic school leadership positions. I knew from past transitions, that I needed to temper anything pulled from the "tool box" with the Mission, culture and traditions of Muskegon Catholic Central. Thanks to all who have taken the time to share their Crusader story with me. Your experiences have enthralled and excited me. They have opened the door and allowed me to gain a very real sense of MCC and its strengths and challenges.
It is obvious to me, and to so many of you, that our biggest challenge (and opportunity) is enrollment. Instead of jumping to possible solutions, we decided to embark on a process that would allow us to gather important information and insight from stakeholders across the MCC family that would help us rearticulate our message and brand.
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Start With Why Sessions - Three MCC groups - the Directors, Faculty and Staff, and the Board of Trustees - met and walked through a process whose purpose was to gain a real sense of our essence - the Why. Participants were asked to provide their insight on What we do, How we do it, and Why we do it - drilling down to the why. They were also asked to share their insights on barriers and fixes. The discussion in each session was passionate, spirited and real.
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Listening Sessions - This past November ten Listening Sessions were held. Hosted by a Crusader family, the sessions were kept small by design. Open ended questions were asked to generate conversation. Session attendees were more than willing to share their MCC experience, insight and ideas. Though a different process, it was amazing to hear many of the same insights and thoughts heard during the Start with Why sessions.
We are a point where we are beginning to review the many pages of insights, ideas, and perceptions gained in order to frame a sense of direction - and a very positive direction. I thank all who took the time to participate in one of these important and incredible sessions.
So many of you over these past six months have asked about my wife Kathy and her eventual trek north. I am excited to share that Kathy is now here. The moving truck deposited all of our stuff in our new house on December 5th. Our youngest son Sam joined us this weekend. The house is becoming a home.
You are always welcome to return. Once a Crusader, always a Crusader. May God bless you and keep you close to His heart.
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2016 Wall of Honor Recipients
Educator-Dan Matusiewicz '62-
After college graduation, Dan came back to teach at MCC and later became the Athletic Director. Dan spent countless hours preparing and attending games and matches. Other athletic directors knew his as "Catholic Dan." After retiring, you can still find Dan in the halls at MCC filling in as a substitute. Dan truly bleeds green & gold!
Alumni-Robert Sullivan '82-After high school graduation, Bob assisted the MCC Marching Band by helping at band camp and later as the Marching Band Instructor. Bob directed 15 of the MCC Spring musicals from the 90's through Oklahoma! in 2015. Bob has also served on MCC boards for about 18 years, most recently ending his term as the President of the Board of Trustees in 2015.
Service-Steve Tejchma '80-
The Tejchma Family ran the fish fry's at MCC for over 40 years. You could find Steve helping out alongside his brothers and sisters while still a student. When Steve's parents could no longer run the fish fry's, Steve took over. Steve is now in charge of the fish fry's at the Knights of Columbus #706 and many of their other fundraisers, including Wednesday night basket dinners. With the funds generated at the K of C, the building on Fairfield has received many beautiful improvements! Steve also spearheaded the Dream Garden renovation outside of the MCC cafeteria and the replacement of the exterior cafeteria doors and kitchen equipment.
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Crusader Car Raffle Winners
Grand Prize-Fred DeTorres-Fred chose the Cadillac as a gift to his mother.
$1,000-Dave Cramer
$1,000-Sandy Sowa
$1,000-Chuck Colligan '55
$1,000-Tim Reilly
$1,000-Patricia Egeler '70
Thank you to all who purchased tickets!
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On Tuesday, November 29th, MCC participated in #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and collaboration. MCC had 74 donors give $11,815! Eight of those donors gave for the first time! The Kuznar Match also kicked off with this campaign. With the match, the #GivingTuesday campaign raised $23,630 for MCC! Donations came in from not only Michigan, but Ohio, Illinois, Tennessee, Florida, Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, California, Washington, Hawaii and Dublin, Ireland!
MCC is grateful!
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Daily Prayer
Each school day from 7:30am-7:45am, staff, students and other members of the MCC Community have the opportunity to gather together in prayer in the newly refreshed Mullally Memorial Founder's Chapel.
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Fall Sports Recap
Football:
Congratulations to our Crusader Football for winning their fourth consecutive MHSAA Division 8 State Championship this year with a 35-6 victory over Ottawa Lake Whiteford. The Crusaders finished the year with a perfect 14-0 record, including a Lakes 8 Conference Championship to go with their state championship.
The following earned honors in football
First Team All-State:
Andrew Schulte: AP and Detroit Free Press All State LB
Adam Benoit: AP All State Lineman
Walker Christoffersen: Detroit Free Press All State RB
Coaching Staff: Steve Czerwon '95, Mike Ribecky '73, Nate Smith , Kolin Convertini '90, Mike Hornak
Cheerleading:
Our cheer program continued their recent success by having a team of 10 this season. One highlight of the season was being invited onto WZZM 13 On Your Sidelines. The team was led by head coach Maria (Toscano) Secord '94 and assistant coach Jessica Reid.
Boy
s Soccer:
The boys program under head coach Bill Moulatsiotis reached new heights only achieved once prior in their history by reaching the State Finals in Division 4 Soccer. They defeated North Muskegon, Algoma Christian, Buckley, Covenant Christian, and Kalamazoo Hackett before falling to the defending state champion Genesee Christian.
The team finished with a 13-9-4 record, and finished third in the Lakes 8 Conference.
The following earned honors in soccer:
First Team All-State: Jose Zambrano, Connor O'Neill
Second Team All-State: Jose Mojica
Coaching Staff: Bill Moulatsiotis, Art Dorsey, Ben Rogers, Warren Bacheller, AJ Prince
Varsity Volleyball:
The volleyball program had another successful season; finishing with a program best second place in the Lakes 8 Conference Tournament this year after finishing in third during the regular season. In addition, at one point, the team was ranked in Division 4. The team won the Pentwater Invitational and finished second at our first Crusader Varsity Volleyball Invitational.
Honorable Mention All-State: Zoie Price
First Team All-Conference (first ones in program history): Lauren Doriot and Zoie Price
Coaching Staff: Laura Farrell '10, Sydney Hindes
JV Volleyball:
The JV team had a great season, placing in two tournaments, including the inaugural Crusader JV Volleyball Tournament, finishing second place out of eight teams. In addition, the girls finished 2nd at the very competitive Class C & D Showdown Invitational in Detroit. Jake Huston '14 began the year as head coach, and Gabrielle Hainley became head coach halfway through the season.
High School Co-Op Sports
Girls Golf at North Muskegon
The girls co-op golf team continued on their success from last year, finishing 2nd at regionals and 11th at the Division 4 State Finals. Congratulations to the ladies and coach Jimmy Hegedus '00.
Swimming at Greater Muskegon Co-op hosted by Mona Shores
The swim team had their best season in Co-op program history, finishing 6-2 in the OK Conference and 4th place at the OK Conference Championships.
Head Coach: Mick Homan
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Grades 7-12 Service Projects
The High School Student Council conducted a service project called
No Hunger November
to help the local Salvation Army and Kids Food Basket. On each Monday in November, the students donated money to help the Student Council purchase canned goods that provided Thanksgiving meals for families in need for the Salvation Army. The student body and their donations helped raise $1200 for this cause which went to purchase 130 "baskets" of the following items: Corn, Green Beans, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Fried Onions, Sweet Potatoes, Boxed Potatoes, Cornbread, Stuffing, Gravy, Pumpkin, and Cranberry Sauce. After these items were purchased, they were delivered to the Salvation Army the Monday before Thanksgiving.
The second component to
No Hunger November
was to assist Kids Food Basket Muskegon. Students donated Pretzels, Goldfish, Raisins, and Cheerios to create trail mix. This program provides dinners to elementary students in Muskegon County whose families are not always able to provide that for them. To gather these items, each first hour block was given an incentive that the students had to meet. Each student was encouraged to bring it at least 2 items to donate to the Kids Food Basket. We raised over 600 items to donate to this organization. The items were picked up just after Thanksgiving.
-Written by: Kelly Stone '17, Nick Morgenstern '17, Lillian Conroy '17
"Love Your Neighbor" Christmas Drive
Can you remember that Christmas morning feeling when you wake up in your bed, in the comfort of your own home, and walk out to see all of the presents under your Christmas tree? Our student council feels it's part of their duty as leaders of the Muskegon Catholic student body, and as a Catholic community, to provide others with the chance to have that same feeling. In that spirit, they've planned a Christmas fundraising drive. From December 5th-8th, Muskegon Catholic Central is collected funds for Every Woman's Place.
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Elementary Advent Service Projects
Preschool-6th Grade
MCCE joined forces with Catholic Charities of West Michigan by collecting items for children that receive services (foster care, etc.) from CCWM. Currently, CCWM provides assistance to 290 Muskegon County children from ages 9-17 years old. This year they will be hosting a Christmas Store to assist families in Muskegon County that they service. Students collected new soccer balls, basketballs, footballs, toys, hygiene products and hats and mittens.
Fourth Grade Class
In the spirit of giving more than we receive and as we prepare for Advent and the coming of Jesus the 4th grade class raised money by having bake sales to purchase Christmas gifts on behalf of the retired Dominican Sisters in Muskegon. Many of these Sisters do not have relatives to remember them during this time of year so we would like to help make their Christmas a little merrier! The 4th grade class raised $350 from their 3 days of bake sales! THANK YOU to everyone who helped support this fundraiser! Merry Christmas!
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Hour of Code
Hour of Code is an initiative by nonprofit Code.org to make computer programming more accessible and to introduce more students to the in-demand field of computer science.
Students in 1st-6th grade completed fun coding activities based on familiar cartoon characters and involving arranging blocks of code on the screen.
Students in 7th-12th grade participated in a variety of activities, from building a website, creating their own music mix and building their own iPhone app.
In addition to participating in international Hour of Code events, MCC students learn about coding in their classes throughout the school year. The "Hacking Club" was recently launched and meets after school to use computer coding to solve real-life problems.
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Seussical the Musical
Seussical is a fantastical, magical, musical extravaganza! The colorful characters including Horton the Elephant, The Cat in the Hat, Gertrude McFuzz, lazy Mayzie and a kid with a big imagination - Jojo, who transport us from the Jungle of Nool to the Circus McGurkus to the invisible world of the Whos. Seussical is fun for the whole family! We are ecstatic to have our performances in March for 2017 and look forward to sharing these stories with you then. This show was cast with 3rd-12th grade students at MCC and will be directed by
Jacqui Bernhardt '09. Check out the cast list and other information on the web page!
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Carmen Tetzlaff
Director of Enrollment Management & Marketing
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. My name is Carmen Tetzlaff and I was recently appointed as the Director of Enrollment Management and Marketing at Muskegon Catholic Central. I previously served five years as the Director of Small Blessings Childcare at Muskegon Catholic Central.
Prior to my employment at Muskegon Catholic Central, I attended Grand Valley State University, and owned and operated a Licensed Childcare in Muskegon County. Before I began my own business,
I was employed as a Casting Director in Los Angeles California and worked for various studios such as MGM, MTV and Universal.
Earlier in my career
I was employed at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fl where I earned a Disney Management Degree from the Disney College Program. It taught me the aspects of new business development, account management, needs assessments, sales budget, and revenue targets.
I am an active parishioner of Our Lady of Grace Parish, and with great anticipation, I look forward to visiting and reaching out to the Catholic parishes and schools in the local and surrounding areas. I have one daughter, Cara Burkall, a true Crusader since Kindergarten, as she is currently in the seventh grade. In my free time I volunteer at various school and athletic events as I thoroughly enjoy spending time with our families and students.
I am very excited about this opportunity and embrace any challenges that this position may bring. I will strive to make our application process more efficient and convenient and will be collaborating with administration, faculty, staff, students, and parents about our school marketing strategies. I have a great passion and love for MCC and am honored to be an intricate part of its flourishing future.
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MCC Kitchen Staff
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(L-R) Deb Schalk, Julie Winzer, Lynn Walsama, Judy Elwell, Eugenia Lehan, Diane Shields, Chantrill Sandifer
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Julie Winzer, Food Service Director- I was born in Indiana and graduated from Indiana State University. I worked in sales for 10 years and then stayed at home to raise my children. I returned to work in 2008 in school food service. I have been with MCC about 2 years. My husband Mark and I have a son Zack who graduated from MCC in 2015 and a daughter Abby who is a junior at MCC.
Deb Schalk-I graduated from Fruitport High School. I worked for Mona Shores food service department for 27 years. I have been working in the food service department at MCC for 4 years.
Lynn Walsama-I have worked for MCC for over 6 years.
Judy Elwell-I have 3 children and live in Norton Shores. I have worked in the food service department at MCC since September 2010.
Eugenia Lehan-
I was born in Muskegon and graduated from Reeths Puffer High School. My husband, Craig, and I, have a son in MCC Elementary. I am a huge volunteer at MCC (sporting events, fish dinners, Home & School). I have worked in the food service department at MCC for a little over a year.
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raduated from St. Mary's High School in Muskegon. My husband Pat and I have three children that attended MCC. I have 2 grandchildren that are currently at MCC, Logan Helton who is a senior and Payton Helton who is a freshman. I have worked in the food service department on/off at MCC for 7 years.
Chantrill Sandifer-I grew up in Muskegon area. I coached girls basketball at MCC for 4 years. I have worked in the food service department at MCC for 4 years.
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MEET A CRUSADER FAMILY
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DJ was born and raised in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin and Tricia in Des Moines, Iowa
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They met their senior year in college at Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI. DJ attended law school at Thomas M. Cooley in Lansing, MI. Upon graduation from law school DJ was offered a position at the Muskegon County Prosecutor's office as an assistant prosecutor. His entire career has been with the prosecutor's office and he was just reelected to his second term as the Prosecutor for Muskegon County.
Tricia having received a Catholic education from kindergarten though high school wanted to pursue a Catholic education for her children and they enrolled Trevor at Muskegon Catholic Central his preschool year and have continued to send their three kids to MCC.
Trevor is in the 7th grade, Ryan is in 4th grade and Melanie is in 1st grade. The family stays active in the MCC community in various ways. DJ is a Board of Trustee member and Tricia is co-chair of the elementary school's fundraiser, Race for Education. They also help in the classrooms, Lenten fish dinners, Rainbow Auction and assist at various sporting events. Trevor was asked to be the varsity baseball announcer for MCC and has enjoyed doing this for the last two seasons. He also announces for Crusader youth and MCC middle school football teams. Ryan enjoys playing for the Crusader youth football team and Melanie loves being in the MCC dance club. The Hilsons continue to be supporters of a Catholic education as no other school can provide a Catholic education in spirit, mind and body. The Hilson children are proud to be fourth generation Catholic educated students.
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MEET A CRUSADER STUDENT
Abigail (Abby) Winzer '18
Abigail is a graduate of St. Mary's in Spring Lake and is currently a junior at Muskegon Catholic Central where she is preparing to study music in college.
Abigail Winzer has spent her life developing her God given talent in music. Singing in her Church choir provided her with a strong foundation and at fifteen she began training with Sara Jackson of the Boston Conservatory focusing on voice technique and music theory. In January of 2016, Abigail auditioned for and was selected to attend the Fine Arts Summer Academy in Nashville hosted by the critically acclaimed and Julliard trained Annie Moses Band. At the Academy, Abigail so impressed the faculty that she was chosen for a solo performance at the Ford Theatre in the Country Music Hall of Fame where she thrilled the sold out audience with her interpretation of "The House That Built Me" by Miranda Lambert. A few days later, Abigail found herself singing on stage at the Grand Ole Opry with Country legend and double platinum star Josh Turner. Her incredible experience at the Fine Arts Summer Academy gave her the inspiration to embark on the production of her debut album "Rejoice"; a Christmas album that celebrates the Blessed Birth of our Savior.
Always surrounded by an abundance of love and laughter, Abigail enjoys spending time with her family and her beloved French bulldog. Abigail loves to travel and is especially fond of small seaside towns with secluded beaches and great shopping. As the granddaughter of a Korean War Veteran, the daughter of a Gulf War Veteran and the sister of a Midshipman at the United States Merchant Marine Academy, she routinely performs the United States National Anthem with pride at sporting events and considers an invitation to do so an honor and a privilege.
The Album-Available for purchase on iTunes:
"Rejoice" is a celebration of the Blessed Birth of our Savior. Abigail Winzer along with recording artists Michael Crittenden reimagined her favorite Christmas songs in way that transports the listener to the Nativity of our Lord. The use of old world instruments such as the Armenian duduk commonly referred to as the "Shepard's flute" and the Celtic Harp gives this extraordinary album an ardent approach to our most beloved Christmas songs. Abigail's ethereal voice, wrapped in the earthy textures of Bethlehem, elicits a feeling of pure joy as each song proclaims a
Merry Christmas
to all.
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Contact Todd Woodard, Development Director at 231-755-2201 x3260 for more information.
Crusade for MCC Annual Fund
Here's how to join the Crusade:
- You can donate here with Paypal
- You can mail a check payable to:
MCEF, 1851 Barclay St., Muskegon, MI 49441
- You can donate by credit card over the phone at 231-755-1000
The Millennium Club
The Millenium Club consists of our donors who have gifted $1,000 or more during the fiscal year (July 1-June 30) to the Crusade for MCC Annual Fund.
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MCC benefits when you shop
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Click here to link your account!
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Planning for the 34th Annual Rainbow Auction is in full swing! This year we have some exciting changes including a new auctioneer, Wade Leist who in 2015 was named the Michigan Auctioneer Champion and Midwest Auctioneer Champion and is President of the Michigan Auctioneers Association. Our Silent Auction will not have physical bid sheets and instead will be done with Clickbid, a mobile bidding site that attendees will have access to before the event and bids will be placed right from your phone or at one of our valet stations at the event. If you would like to try a demo of the mobile bidding, see contact information below! We will also offer a Mass before Rainbow Auction begins in Nugent Auditorium for those that would like to attend.
How can you get involved?
- Volunteer opportunities are available for those who would like to help with soliciting donations, creating and constructing decorations or having a role in the night of the event!
- Do you or know someone who have goods, service, vacation home, etc., to donate as an auction item?
Contact Melanie at 231-291-0348 (work direct line), mlyonnais@muskegoncatholic.org or visit our web
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Monthly 50/50 Drawing
For just $12 you can be entered each month of 2017!
Print, complete and return this form to be entered!
For many years, Muskegon Catholic Central Schools have been blessed by the generosity of the Green & Gold Club. Athletic boosters raise money to assist MCC student-athletes in an array of areas, ranging from new uniforms and equipment, to transportation and athletic facility upgrades.
The majority of booster funds are raised through our 50/50 raffle. This is extremely popular because a winner is drawn each month, and the cash prize is anywhere from $500 to $1000 or more depending on ticket sales. Tickets are $1 each, and there is no limit of how many may be purchased. Typically, folks pay $12 at the end of the year, and receive a full year's worth of tickets beginning with the January drawing. However, tickets may be obtained at any time during the year.
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Do you have news to share? We'd love to include you!
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Kuznar. Many of you may have heard or seen the name, but don't know who that is. It may still be a mystery as he is a quiet and humble man and was surprised with this interview to ask him about his MCC experience and "why he supports MCC." Ed attended Churchill Elementary before transferring to St. Jean's in 7th grade. Ed would hitchhike to school from over by the float bridge or get a ride from school from his dad on his way to work. He often served at mass at 7am because he would arrive to school so early! Ed went on to Muskegon Catholic Central where he played football for 1 year until he suffered an injury and his dad didn't want him to play anymore. Ed's dad, Frank, founded
Quality Tool & Stamping (QTS) in 1957 and Ed would work there while in high school. Ed returned to work there after college and now runs the day-to-day operations with his brother, Dan '62. Ed is a proud alum and describes the MCC Class of 1960 as "close knit" and he always attends the reunions. Ed continuously supports MCC athletics, mission trips, Rainbow Auction, Fund-A-Need and the annual fund. This is the second year that MCC has had the "Kuznar Match." Ed simply stated that he supports MCC because he's very fortunate to be able to and he wants MCC to continue to exist and to grow.
-Melanie (Gabris) Lyonnais '96
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Jamie (Helsen) Hekker '98
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A 1998 MCC graduate, I earned my BA in English from Western Michigan University before attending Indiana University's School of Public and Environmental Affairs to study Nonprofit and Public Management. I graduated with a Masters of Public Affairs in 2005 and have worked in public service ever since. After working in fund development for Indiana University and Michigan State University, I returned home to Muskegon in 2008 and worked at United Way of the Lakeshore and later, United Way of Battle Creek and Kalamazoo Region. My current position takes me out of the nonprofit sector as I am now the Community Engagement Coordinator at Public Health Muskegon County. One of the most exciting parts of this job is serving as the coordinator for the 1 in 21 Healthy Muskegon County initiative. The goal is improve healthy behaviors in Muskegon County so we can be the best place to live, work and play!
Outside of work, I've been a member of the Greater Muskegon Jaycees for over 7 years, serving on the local and state boards, and will serve as the chapter president in 2017. While currently sidelined with an injury, I'm still an active part of Run Muskegon as a walker, volunteer and supporter. I live in Fruitport with my husband, Michael and cat, Jayne.
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COLLEGE ACHIEVEMENTS
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WEDDINGS
Stephanie Buday '04 & Ryan Arends '00 on October 15, 2016.
Lisha Arino & Andrew Trzaska '06 on May 7, 2016.
Christina Vresics '08 & William (Bill) DeWitt on September 3, 2016.
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Have you welcomed a new Crusader? Let us know!
Erin Anderson & Mike Scharmer '97, a girl, Brynn Anderson on November 9, 2016.
Courtney & Aaron '01 Langlois, a girl, Ellery Sue on December 6, 2016.
Amber (Tejchma) '01 & Matt Mellem, a girl, Evelynn Kate on November 23, 2016.
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ALUMNI BUSINESSES
Are you a business owner?
Please fill out your business profile here.
A list of Alumni owned businesses is available on the MCC website here.
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 IN MEMORIAM
Margaret (Krehn) Rice '55
Thomas Wirkutis '57
James Mylenek '59
Ruth (Cook) Regelin '60
Steven Pontious '61
Darlene (Munson) Jarvi '62
Roberta Helme '69
John Lumpp '71
Jackie (Shafer) Leppert '82
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Hall of Fame Trophy Case Project
Currently, there are only 3 sections/1 case available! Each section has it's own plaque. Thank you to all of our generous sponsors who have brought additional pride to the Crusader Hall of Fame!
If you are interested in sponsoring a
case, contact Melanie at 231-755-1000 or mlyonnais@muskegoncatholic.org for more information.
Current plaques:
- Donated by Alfred and Virginia Cayo
- Donated by the MCC Classes of 1963 & 1965
- Donated by the MCC Class of 2013
- In memory of Coach Roger Chiaverini-he made you believe
- In memory of Donny Pasco '73, tailback, whose picture should be above-Bob Blais '73
- In memory of Ray Cioe and his love for MCC
- In loving memory of Frankie Belmonte '71
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Donated by Joseph '61 and Gloria (McDowell) '62 Cote
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In honor and appreciation of Henry Salisz for 60 years of craftsmanship and service to MCC and its students-The Class of 1973
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Frank '58 & Nancy Cereska
Nathan Cereska '99
Alexandra Cereska '09
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Donated by Elmer & Dolores Kohley
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Donated by
Barry '68 & Marcia (Uher) '70 Kohley
Joyce (Kohley) '69 & Randy Schau
Lance '72 & Sue (Christian) '71 Kohley
Alan '73 & Deidre Kohley
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In loving memory of Elmer Kohley
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In memory of Bill Wolski '62, Donated by Jerry '58 & JoAnne (LaPres) '59 Wolski
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Want to show your MCC Pride?
Stop in the Business, Elementary or High School Office for your FREE MCC car decal!
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Stay Connected!
Check out our Facebook Pages!
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Muskegon Catholic Central | 1145 W. Laketon Ave., Muskegon, MI 49441 | 231-755-2201
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