GREETINGS!
Greetings to you all and my best wishes to you and to your loved ones as we continue to navigate a world that has been turned upside down due to the pandemic.
While our students have had a serious disrupted experience, student behavior has in general been very good and we have worked hard to support our students during a very challenging time. Maintaining a sense of community and belonging has been particularly difficult during the pandemic.
While it may be a little longer before we can fully return to some of the school’s events and activities we all enjoyed before the pandemic, we very much look forward to continuing to bring alumni, students and staff together in new and exciting ways in the meantime.
My sincere thanks to you all for being part of our community. As we look to an admittedly still uncertain short-term future, I hope you agree you can be proud of our school and will continue to support us in making our school, and the impact it has, even stronger.
Thank you for keeping in touch and for all your support. Please continue to like our Facebook page and postings to see school and alumni updates. https://www.facebook.com/olmbulldogs/.
Peace and blessings!
Sue Noma
Director of Alumni Relations
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Benedict Putulin, Class 2002 - Registered Nurse I am very passionate about nursing and strive to be the best I can be at this craft each day. My goal is to provide quality patient care to all that I serve. | Shannon Twomey - Class of 1993 - Reading/Literacy Specialist/Curriculum Development/Business Owner/Proud Mom I am passionate about teaching children and providing a safe and loving learning environment that they are excited to come to every day. I strive to create a love of reading in each and every one of my students. I am also very passionate about building my students' self confidence and helping them shine as bright as they can be. | Jenalyn Sotto, Class of 2002, Director of Cross-Cutting Community Partnerships at National Women's Law Center A collegial and conscientious problem-solver, I am passionate about forging strategic partnerships and delivering results. My specialty is creating collaborative transformation opportunities at the intersection of public, private, and civil society. |
Benedict Putulin, Class 2002 - Registered Nurse
Shannon Twomey - Class of 1993 - Reading/Literacy Specialist/Curriculum Development/Business Owner/Proud Mom
Jenalyn Sotto, Class of 2002, Director of Cross-Cutting Community Partnerships at National Women's Law Center
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Kaelyn Curameng, Class of 2008 , MSN, RN Nurse Case Manager at Stanford Children's Health | Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford | Justine Baker, Class of 2009 - Psychology Research Assistant at San Francisco State University | Kirsten Teotico, Class of 2013 - Pharmacy Intern (MA and CA) I am currently a rising 5th-year student at MCPHS University. I am also a licensed Pharmacy Intern in Massachusetts and California who is seeking a pharmacy intern job at any pharmacy near my school. I would really like to develop my skills as a pharmacist and I aspire to work in a hospital pharmacy after I complete my degree. This upcoming school year, I am serving as the Secretary of the American Society of Consulting Pharmacists (ASCP). |
Kaelyn Curameng, Class of 2008 , MSN, RN
Justine Baker, Class of 2009 - Psychology Research Assistant at San Francisco State University
Kirsten Teotico, Class of 2013 - Pharmacy Intern (MA and CA)
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Carissa Pasco (Class of 2012) Business Development Intern at HC Global Fund Services. University of Hawaii at Manoa, BS, Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Science | Brandon Flores (Class of of 2014) - Senior at Dominican University of California, BSN | Joshua Callado, Class of 2013. Works at Amazon. Studied at California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly) |
Carissa Pasco (Class of 2012) Business Development Intern at HC Global Fund Services. University of Hawaii at Manoa, BS, Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Science
Brandon Flores (Class of of 2014) - Senior at Dominican University of California, BSN
Joshua Callado, Class of 2013. Works at Amazon. Studied at California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly)
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Grace Osborne (Class of 2009) 4th Grade Teacher at De Marillac Academy | Meaghan Osborne ( class of 2007) 2nd Grade Teacher at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School | Joshua Santos, Class of 2008. Senior Operations Analyst at Los Angeles Capital Management |
Grace Osborne (Class of 2009) 4th Grade Teacher at De Marillac Academy
Meaghan Osborne ( class of 2007) 2nd Grade Teacher at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School
Joshua Santos, Class of 2008. Senior Operations Analyst at Los Angeles Capital Management
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Abigail Sese (Class of 2013) Dental Receptionist at Kevin Tom DDS Current undergraduate student at Dominican University of CA receiving my B.S. & pursuing to become an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. |
Abigail Sese (Class of 2013)
Current undergraduate student at Dominican University of CA receiving my B.S. & pursuing to become an oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
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Class of 2022, Summit Shasta High School | | University of San Francisco |
Class of 2022, Summit Shasta High School
University of San Francisco
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Rianna, Class of 2016 | Renzo, Class of 2018 | Rowan, Class of 2020 |
Rianna, Class of 2016
Renzo, Class of 2018
Rowan, Class of 2020
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Mr. Jeff Burgos, OLM Principal | Dana Sargenti, Class of 1976 OLM Athletics Director/Religious Coordinator | MaryAnn Gutierrez Vasquez, Class of 1987 OLM 5th Grade Teacher |
Mr. Jeff Burgos, OLM Principal
Dana Sargenti, Class of 1976
MaryAnn Gutierrez Vasquez, Class of 1987
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Sue Noma - Alumni Relations Director | Mitzie Dearden, School Secretary | Ms. Jody Bergmans, School Librarian |
Sue Noma - Alumni Relations Director
Mitzie Dearden, School Secretary
Ms. Jody Bergmans, School Librarian
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OUR LADY OF MERCY SCHOOL Non-Discrimination Policy
Our Lady of Mercy School, mindful of its mission to be witness to the love of Christ for all,
admits student of any race, color, and national and/or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded to or made available to students at this school.
Our Lady of Mercy School does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color,
national and/or ethnic origin, age, gender or disability in administration of educational
policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-
administered programs.
