2017 Hall of Fame Inductees with Principal Sue Greis.

 
As you know, Catholic Schools could not thrive without the generosity of parishioners, parents, teachers, and volunteers.   St. Henry School is no exception.  Each year we recognize someone who has made significant contributions to St. Henry School.  This year we would like to recognize two people who have given countless hours to both St.Henry parish and school.  I am sure you recognize their names, Angie Ziegelmeyer and her mother, Mary Diebold.  

Mrs. Diebold was born and raised in Dayton, KY.  She attended Bellevue High School and Academy Notre Dame of Providence for one year. She entered St. Anne’s convent for 6 years to complete her education.  She was a reservation agent at American Airlines for a while until she started her family. She eventually went back to American Airlines and retired from there in 2002.  When Mary brought her family to St. Henry she became PTO president in the 1979 school year. She volunteers every year at the St. Henry festival and even babysits her grandchildren so her children can volunteer.  She is known to all of her grandchildren as the world’s best grandma.  Mrs. Diebold has been a regular worker at the Thursday bingo.  Mrs. Diebold has volunteered hundreds and hundreds of hours in both the school and the parish. Through all of her volunteering, she met some wonderful friends here at St. Henry and I think it’s safe to say she is a friend to everyone here.   

Angie Zieglemeyer has been a parishioner of St. Henry since 1969. She attended school here and is now a parent of children at both the grade school and high school. Angie is just one of those people that you expect to see at every event. There is a very long list of services she has provided for the people of St. Henry. She volunteers at bingo, basketball games, and Olympic Day. You can also find her working school fundraisers, serving food in the cafeteria, and helping out during Catholic Schools week.  Angie has served on the Parish Council, The Crusader Royale Committee, Parish Education Commission and PTO President. In addition to all of that, she finds time to conduct all of the health screenings for the children in the school. Angie is a nurse, a mother of three children (Abby, Megan, and Kyle) and she is married to her husband, Scott.  Somehow she manages to give and give and give, all with a gentle smile.  Angie, we can’t thank you enough for all you do for us, but even more, thank you for who you are.  I am very proud to present the 2017 St. Henry Hall of Fame award to Angie Ziegelmeyer. 
 

St. Henry School Catholic Alumni Hall of Fame Members:

1995-Martha Schmeing, Paul Ritter, Urban Lageman

1996-Bill Arthur

1997-Tom Groh

1998-Terry Paul

1999-Joe and Vera Lonnemann, Bob and Lorraine Hilgefort

2000-Jim Cahill, Jack Scheben

2001-Crystal Fedders, Rev. William Neuhaus

2002-Howard Nienaber, Stan Rolf

2003-Gil Eisenmenger, Ralph Maley, Ken Gough

2004-Rose and Vince Kreinbrink

2005-Mike Arthur, Marcella Herzog

2006-Charlotte Flynn, Sue McGuire, Edna Riehemann

2007-William Eilers, Betty Dietz

2008-Greg Dixon, Margaret Wood

2009-Carolyn Scheben, Maureen Kaiser

2010-Dave Otte, Bob Hahnel

2011-Barry Mauntel, Tim and Kay Bernert

2012-Bob and Cindy Lageman

2013-Jeannie Bodde, Laura Ryan

2014-Frank Wichmann
2015-Mary Kay Kriege
2016-Genene Sheridan
2017-Angie Ziegelmeyer and Mary Diebold