Marywood Dedicates Tree to Honor the Conaboy Family
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Marywood University dedicated a tree at the pathway to the Learning Commons, in honor of The Judge Richard P. and Marion Conaboy Family on Tuesday, October 21, 2020. With the Conaboy Family in attendance, the tree was blessed and a plaque unveiled to commemorate the occasion.
Sister Mary Persico, IHM, Ed.D., president of Marywood University said, “We have planted this tree for the glory of God, to honor the Judge Richard P. and Marion Conaboy Family, and to remember all the joy and beauty that they themselves have brought to the campus of Marywood University.”
Recently, Marywood University held its first ever Virtual Community Leadership Celebration (CLC), honoring The Judge Richard P. and Marion Conaboy Family. Marywood Joined the honorees in saluting Marywood students, alumni, and community members working on the front lines.
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