2024 Kelley Medal Breakfast
On Thursday, March 14th, we hosted the annual Kelley Medal Award Breakfast. Attendees included several previous award recipients, representatives from the Loyola Blakefield Alumni Association, the entire Class of 2024, as well as friends and family of this years' honoree, Thomas J. Mooney, IV ‘76.
An accomplished regional business leader, Tom is founder and partner at O’Conor, Mooney & Fitzgerald – a locally owned and managed real estate firm. Throughout his life and career, he has exemplified the qualities consistent with the Kelley Medal, primarily due to his unwavering commitment to community service, exceptional leadership in business, and dedicated involvement in various local causes. His consistent support of Loyola Blakefield and active roles in regional charities showcase his genuine dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of others. Read more about Tom's life and career here.
View Mr. Mooney's remarks below.
An accomplished regional business leader, Tom is founder and partner at O’Conor, Mooney & Fitzgerald – a locally owned and managed real estate firm. Throughout his life and career, he has exemplified the qualities consistent with the Kelley Medal, primarily due to his unwavering commitment to community service, exceptional leadership in business, and dedicated involvement in various local causes. His consistent support of Loyola Blakefield and active roles in regional charities showcase his genuine dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of others. Read more about Tom's life and career here.
View Mr. Mooney's remarks below.
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About the Award
Named in honor of Rev. Joseph M. Kelley, SJ, the Kelley Medal recognizes his dedication and commitment to educating Loyola students in physics and mathematics for nearly 40 years. As such, the Kelley Medal is regarded as the highest form of recognition awarded to a Loyola Blakefield alumnus. It recognizes an alumnus who is outstanding by reason of distinction gained in business, profession, or by his outstanding participation in ecclesiastical or civic affairs. In addition, the alumnus is recognized for how his personal, family, and public life serves as a role model and example to the students and graduates of Loyola Blakefield.
