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FOREVER: THE ST. JOE'S BROTHERHOOD
SINCE 1861 | 162 YEARS | TRANSCENDING GENERATIONS
The Brotherhood at 845 Kenmore Avenue is forever, one that has no bounds and transcends time. Bill Collins '72 sat down with Vinnie Christiano '18, Johnny Graves '03, and Mark Reimann '91 to reflect and reminisce about their four years at 845 Kenmore Avenue. WATCH NOW >
We have all been fortunate enough to experience the power of this Brotherhood, and now we need your help to ensure its forever continuity for future generations of Marauders. Make your gift to The St. Joe’s Fund today. >
SOUNDBITES ON FOREVER
Vinnie Christiano '18
“It really cemented what the St. Joe's legacy will do for me.” 2018 grad and Marauder sports broadcaster reflects on the bond that was formed during his Kairos retreat in the spring of 2018. WATCH NOW >
Johnny Graves ’03
“It was a place I wanted to give my all because they gave me their all.” 2003 grad and Trustee has had nothing but love for St. Joe’s since the loss of his brother in December 1999. WATCH NOW >
Mark Reimann '91
“That feeling of friendship and camaraderie has been with me the entire time." 1991 grad and current Maurader parent shares a timeless memory from the 1987 St. Joe’s - Canisius football game at the old War Memorial Stadium. WATCH NOW >