Bishop DuBourg Class of 1977

Class of 1977: I was just notified of the passing of Greg Stumpf.

May his soul rest in peace.

Yeah?

First... thx Mary for your hard work. Second... so great to see everyone. I checked my phone and I only took one picture... too busy talking, laughing and an adult beverage or two.. Great fun.

From our 45th-more to come!

Please keep Mike Saputo and his family In your prayers:

Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Wednesday, May 18, 2022.

Beloved wife of the late Anthony T. Saputo Jr. for over 75 years; loving mother of six; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of seven; our dear sister, aunt and friend.

Ann was a devoted, loving and compassionate mother. She was always there to help anyone in need. She was the best mother and Nana anyone could hope for.

Services: Funeral at KUTIS AFFTON Chapel, 10151 Gravois, on Thursday, May 26 at 11 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday, 5-8 p.m.

Invitations will be going out very soon! If you haven’t gotten a post card, PM me your address!

From Tom Gaughran:

Sue and I have been reluctant to put this on FB because of all the scammers and riff raff out there. But we do also believe in the power of prayer. So I post this not looking for pity but for prayers from our FB friends and family. My wife Sue for sometime has had a cough that we attributed to chronic bronchitis. The later half of 2021 she was seeing the Dr about it. She believed that it was adult onset asthma. But at 3 AM on Dec 29th Sue woke up and felt that her throat was swollen and was having difficulty breathing. So we went to the ER. Now if may recall that was in the middle of a Covid surge. That whole experience is a story in of itself. But by that evening she was able to be examined by a DR. After tests and exams they found a mass on Sue’s lung that was also wrapped around her trachea. Over the next several days and weeks and several more scans and tests, it was determined that Sue has stage 4 lung cancer. Since then she has been undergoing chemotherapy every 3 weeks. She has been a real fighter through this. Some days the nausea and vomiting seem to be too much for her, but she keeps on battling. With each treatment it seems to get a little worse. Tomorrow is her 4th chemotherapy treatment. Then in 2 weeks is another scan that we are praying will show progress on the tumor on her lung and the lesions on her skeleton. This will determine where her treatment will go. Her DR is hoping to be able to move to immune therapy which should be just as effective but much less taxing on Sue. Through all of this our daughters and their families have been amazing. As well as our close, friends, families and coworkers have all been incredibly helpful and supportive. As Sue says we are not looking for pity. We had our “pity party” when we first found out it was stage 4 cancer. Now she is determined and is fighting the fight. What we would like from everyone, is your prayers. We both believe in the power of prayer. With everyone’s prayers she can either beat this or at least stop and reverse the cancer’s grip on her. So please during this Easter season and beyond, please include Sue in your prayers. I thank you with all my heart. When appropriate I will give additional updates on how Sue is doing.

Saake, Mark Joseph

age 62, passed away on Wed. Dec. 29, 2021 Beloved husband of Jennifer L. Saake (nee O’Neal) for over 30 years; Dearest father of Andrew Joseph Saake, Benjamin Douglas Saake & Madeline Marie Saake (fiancé Owen Van de Riet); dear brother of Linda (Win) Chesney, Lisa Saake, Fran Thomas, Karl (Jill) Saake, & the late Erich (Linda surviving) Saake; dear brother-in-law of Cheryl Paulson & Ginger King; our dear nephew, uncle, cousin & friend.

SERVICES: Memorial visitation at KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY Chapel 5255 Lemay Ferry on Wed., Jan. 5 from 4-8PM. In lieu of flowers, memorials to N.A.M. I. (National Alliance on Mental Illness) appreciated.

If you haven’t seen the other page just for alum regarding our 45th reunion, message me and I’ll add you!

Hasenfratz, David J.

Friday, August 27, 2021. Beloved brother of Don (the late Lois) Hasenfratz and Joan (Roger) Nikrant. Our dear uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend.

Services: Memorial Mass at Sacred Heart Church (Florissant), Wed., Sept, 8, 10 a.m. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions to the charity of your choice appreciated. KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY SERVICE.