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CWBC Council Members

Executive Committee Members

Kathleen M. McGillycuddy NC '71, Chair *

Patricia Bonan '79, Vice Chair *

Beth Vanderslice '86, Vice Chair *

Cathy M. Brienza NC '71 *

Ann R. Finck '66, Hon. '14, P'93,'95,'96,06,'08 *

Patricia C. McCormack M.D., FAAD NC/BC '75, P’03,’10 *

Donna Morris '81 *

Executive Committee Emeritae

Mary Lou DeLong NC '71, Hon. '13 *

Cynthia Egan '78 *

Marie Harrigan Lennon '81 *

* Founding Member

Council Member Listing

#BCWOMENCONNECT: CWBC Profiles in Courage

Tammy Barry ’85, ’87

Tammy Barry ’85, ’87 tutors women in english, math, and life skills who are determined to better themselves through the power of education as well as their families.
Kristin Canty ‘87

Farmer and restaurateur Kristin Canty ‘87 tends to her sheep as she keeps her farm running producing the food she uses for her restaurants and community.
Shawn Christianson ’81

Shawn Christianson ’81, Mayor of Hillsborough, California, participates in the local Northern California campaign and initiative called “Be a Hero, Wear a Mask” that encourages residents to wear masks whenever they are out and about.
Kristen Kelly ’09

Kristen Kelly ’09 is an Emergency Medicine resident physician in NYC working at Elmhurst Hospital Center, considered the ”epicenter of the epicenter” during the worst of the outbreak. She is seen “smiling” in this April photo as COVID volumes trended down, but shares that this battle is not over especially as we see cases rising again in the region.
Jean Hurley Horsey ’94

Jean Hurley Horsey ’94 is a pediatric nurse practitioner in a pediatric practice and assisted on a covid hotline.
Dr. Nicole Maguire ‘98

Dr. Nicole Maguire ‘98 is an Emergency Medicine Physician and Program Director at Community Medical Center, New Jersey and Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, New Jersey.
Sheilah McCauley ‘86

In Concord, Massachusetts, Sheilah McCauley ‘86 is teaching preschool in an outdoor classroom this fall.
Catherine McQuade ’15

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Catherine McQuade ’15 works as a pediatric nurse in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at Boston Children’s Hospital caring for children and their families during these uncertain times.
Tamy-Feé Meneide ’05, ’06

Tamy-Feé Meneide ’05, ’06 is raising her anti-racist baby!
Donna Morris ‘81

Donna Morris ‘81 marching in a peaceful protest outside of Portland, Oregon in June.
Meg Nocero ’91

Meg Nocero ’91 the founder of the nonprofit Spirit Hope Insight Networking (S.H.I.N.E Networking, Inc.) donated laptop computers to 12 well deserving seniors in high school with the Overtown Optimist Club. In addition, in collaboration with Sisters in Spirit of South Florida, they are mentoring 20 of these exceptional Optimists Seniors named as our 2020 S.H.I.N.E Ambassadors.
Eileen Searle ’06, ’20

As a Biothreats Clinical Operations Program manager at the Center for Disaster Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital, Eileen Searle ’06, ’20 works during the COVID response. In 2017, Eileen, Alexis Schmid ’06 and Yaeko Karantonis ’94 were deployed to Puerto Rico as part of the National Disaster Medical System in response to Hurricane Maria.
Sue Shea ’76

A day at Gesu School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with Sue Shea ’76 and students.
Lynne Toland ‘89

During Covid, Lynne Toland ‘89 and her three children volunteered time making hundreds of meals for The Outreach Program, a local group with a mission of ending hunger in New England.

#BCWomenConnect: CWBC Life During the Pandemic

Mary Gene Clavin ‘87

The photo below is John ‘84, Cassie ‘19, me and Abbie ‘18 thanking direct support professionals who quarantined in place at our daughter, Mary Caroline’s residential home after a peer tested positive for Covid-19.
Anita Cobb ’76

Fun corona activity for Anita Cobb and her husband Neil Budnick ‘76.
Suzanne Cole ’84

Zoom Family News from @ the Country: Our Son is in Jackson Hole, our daughter is back from NYC. Our nephew is a surgeon on the frontlines in St Louis, our niece is newly engaged, and a newlywed nephew announces to expect the first great grandchild! Amazing how life goes on, despite all the adversity around us! Grateful for health and happiness.
Kathy Day ’96

My work-from-home setup with one laptop for work and one for video conferencing.
Fran Dubrowski NC’70

I am using my outdoor walks as an opportunity to learn to identify different tree species and to think about how important trees are to our health and that of the planet. For the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, I co-curated an online art exhibition, Honoring Trees, a reflection on the splendor of trees, the challenges climate change and human stresses pose to trees, and the opportunity we have to rebuild our global tree canopy as we strive to fashion a better, post-pandemic world for our children and grandchildren. Visit the exhibition!
Ann Finck ’66

Ann Finck’s daughter Rebecca Finck ’06 works on the front lines during the Pandemic.
Nicole Greene ’99

Being at home with a 3.5 and 1.5 year old has its fun challenges in a quarantined life. I did not expect home schooling to be one of them- Grayson is in pre-school! Sure enough, when they rolled out the online curriculum, they sent us our new schedule and a way to pick up a laptop if we needed one! One of our main goals throughout this all has been to get outside! There is lots of juggling going on to make it happen, but we all feel so much better when we do not matter what the weather. Chad and I have been keeping up with our running to keep us sane. My parents and I decided to self-quarantine together early on, and we have been so fortunate to have them to lean on during this time.
Jeni Hansen ’00

Members of the Marketing and Communications committee gather for their May meeting.
Mikey Hoag ’86

Here are some photos from our crew of 7 who spent 7 weeks together. We have hiked while socially distancing and went rollerblading/skateboarding to spend some time outside. I have never tie-dyed before. It was a fun family project.
Denise Larkin Kiley ’81

The Masked Seamstress, on my way to 100 masks sent to friends, family and fellow Eagles across the country. The Red Bandana masks are a clear favorite.
Sheilah McCauley ’86

Thankfully, we are all healthy in my family and doing our part to stay at home and social distance. We are fortunate to have all our adult children under one roof. We have occupied our time with many family walks together and have attempted to learn something new. In this case, we took a painting class together and everyone showed their artistic talent.
Kathleen McGillycuddy NC ‘71

Kathleen is 'feeding the family’.
Kathy Power ’72

My two daughters and my son in law are front line health providers during this challenging time. My time is spent supporting their incredible efforts and home schooling my grandchildren!!!
Dineen Riviezzo ’89

Dineen Riviezzo works remotely as a Judge of the New York State Supreme Court while also homeschooling her 4th grade twins. The jury is still out on which job is more difficult!
Sue Shea ’76

I was an example of the old joke, “My favorite thing to make for dinner is reservations!” During these last weeks, I have made homemade spaghetti with a pasta machine that I ordered from Amazon, chicken soup, gnocchi, and chicken thighs.... when Instacart substituted chicken thighs for the chicken breasts I really wanted! Life is good! Xo
Candy O’Terry ’79

After spending 25 years on the radio, I got my own production company called My Dove Productions and I create inspiring content which requires constant recording, editing, and shooting. As a way of giving stressed-out Moms and Dads a break during the pandemic, I created a YouTube video series called Candy's Land for young children ages 3-6. As a former pre-school teacher and a recording artist, I've got tons of songs, creative movement and positive messages for children during the pandemic.