Campaign Reaches $25,000,000 Goal
the Josephine M. Noble Chapel, which is the heart and soul of the school.
With the completion of these improvements, among so many others over
these past five years, we hope to inspire all to lead lives of learning, faith,
and service.”
“The success of the campaign is a tremendous cause for celebration
and another example of the highly effective leadership of the trustees,
who help make the school better in all aspects,” said Larry Furey, P ’21,
Assistant Headmaster for Advancement at Xaverian. “The efforts of our
current parents, alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, and friends of
Xaverian further enhance Xaverian’s reputation and add to the school’s
proud legacy,” he said.
“‘Called to Lead’ is so fitting a description for what the Xaverian
community has done since this campaign began,” said former Chairman
April 2014:
Topping-off ceremony
commemorates
final beam laid on
construction of new
Wellness Center
March 2014: Called to Lead: The
Campaign for Xaverian is publicly
launched at the 50th Anniversary Gala
at the Boston Marriott Copley Hotel
September 2013: Construction completed on Xaverian’s
new varsity stadium with enhancements, including new turf,
an eight-lane track, a new drainage system, and lights
October 2013:
Groundbreaking
on Xaverian’s new
Wellness Center and
athletic fields
School counselor, Michael Dornish, meets with a student in one of the new
counseling offices.
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of the Board, Rick Spillane ’68. “So many in the Xaverian community
heard the call and stood up as leaders with their support. In doing so,
they have enhanced the lives of our students and faculty, who themselves
strive to be the best leaders they can be every day,” Spillane concluded.
Trustees, alumni, parents, and faculty and staff show themselves to
be terrific supporters of the campaign, understanding the tremendous
impact it has by enhancing the learning environment for students. The
effort was spearheaded by an outstanding volunteer campaign cabinet
led by Campaign Executive Chairman, Jack Egan ’75; Campaign
Co-Chairs, John Murphy ’70, P ’03, Rick Roche, P ’11, and John
Brennan ’70, P ’06; and Advancement Committee Chair, David
Capobianco ’76, P ’06.
So many in the Xaverian community
heard the call and stood up as leaders with their
support. In doing so, they have enhanced the lives
of our students and faculty, who themselves strive
to be the best leaders they can be
every day.
— Rick Spillane ’68