Alumni

Debra Lee Surface '01 Inducted into
Salem State’s Civic Engagement Hall of Fame

Congratulations to Debra Lee Surface who was recently inducted into Salem State's Civic Engagement Hall of Fame. In her Acceptance Speech she thanked Bishop Fenwick High School as "without the foundation that her education has provided, she would not be able to give back in the way that she does, to provide the same opportunity for others."

Salem State allowed Debra Lee to opportunity to sponsor a community partner; her selection of A Bed for Every Child to allows this worthwhile organization to be the beneficiary of her Hall of Fame donation. Thanks to the generosity of Salem State University, a child from the City of Everett will be receiving a bed of their own. In Debra Lee’s speech she shared, "with this a child will be receiving their own bed, in hopes to get a good night’s sleep so that they can excel in the classroom and create their own path to success for their future.".

Congratulations Debra Lee.!

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Congratulations to Zach Nardone '11 named as one of Salem News 2018-19 Winter Sports Coaches of the Year.

Salem Evening News
BOYS TRACK
ZACHARY NARDONE
Bishop Fenwick

The Crusader boys (and girls) had a terrific season in Nardone’s first year as indoor coach. He began working with the current crop of seniors as an assistant coach four years ago.

“This is the first class I’ve had the pleasure of coaching through all four years. It’s amazing to see their growth during that time and how it paid off this season with a Tri-County League (Division 2) championship,” said the 26-year old Stoneham resident.. “Going to invitational meets, such as the Dartmouth Relays, East Coast Invite and states, having our team excel at these meets among high caliber competition shows the effort put in over the last four years.

“I’m thankful to the athletes and coaching staff who have dedicated themselves to the team. None of the success and enjoyment this season would be possible without the dedication of the athletes and coaching staff.”

The combined boys and girls team scored 151 points for Fenwick, which was 25 more than the second place squad to easily win the TCL championship.

A history teacher, Nardone said assistant coaches Steve Czarnecki, Jocelyn Testa, Michael Ford and Pat Cahill, who worked with the team on a day-to-day basis, were instrumental in the team’s success.

Congratulations!
Legacy Graduates from the Class of 2018 !