IN MEMORIAM
A remembrance of several alumni who passed away between 2018 and 2019 highlights their diverse contributions and legacies. Frank Capitanini was known for his family's long-standing restaurant in Chicago, while Paul M. Kraus made his mark as a lawyer and community leader in Toledo. Other notable figures include Robert Eichelman, who enjoyed a lengthy career at AT&T, and John J. Moriarty Jr., a Navy veteran who worked for major companies after graduating cum laude from Notre Dame. Each of these individuals left behind cherished family and friends, and Masses were celebrated in their honor.
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ALWAYS SHOW UP
Michael Carroll, an Executive MBA student at Notre Dame, left an indelible mark on his family and classmates before his tragic passing last summer at age 46. Known for his unwavering support and leadership, Carroll stepped into roles that uplifted his siblings and friends, embodying the values of showing up, bringing joy, and staying grounded. In his memory, his classmates established a memorial fund that reflects his spirit, furthering his legacy of mentorship and community even after his untimely death.

Family
IN MEMORIAM
The memorial section honors the legacies of several esteemed alumni from Notre Dame, including Dean F. Davis, who dedicated himself to family and community after a successful banking career, and Gregory E. Pugnetti, a devoted coach and government employee who survived the harrowing events of 9/11. Additionally, it remembers Paul Purcell, a prominent leader in the financial sector, who made significant contributions to Baird and served as an influential figure at Mendoza. Each individual's commitment to service and passion for life left a lasting impact on those around them.

In Memoriam
IN MEMORIAM
John "Jack" Gorman Keane, former Martin J. Gillen Dean Emeritus and Korth Professor at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, passed away on October 24, 2019, at the age of 89. His impactful leadership from 1989 to 1997 focused on enhancing the college's reputation in business ethics and promoting diversity. The piece also pays tribute to Robert Lowell Miller Sr., a dedicated U.S. Navy veteran and advocate for homeless veterans, who passed away on April 27, 2019, and Rene J. Dognaux Jr., who