Kim Shields
Beloved Registrar from 1997-2023
Kim’s life was lived in service of her family and the school community, with Incarnation and its faculty, staff, and students as one of her greatest passions.
She began volunteering when her daughter was in kindergarten, started working officially in the front office in 1997, and stayed with the school as Registrar until her retirement in 2023. Both of her children graduated from Incarnation, and two of her grandchildren are currently enrolled.
One of Kim’s greatest joys was welcoming the students each morning for bus duty. She made it a point to learn each student’s name so she could greet them personally. If you asked her why she stayed so long, she’d tell you that it was so much more than a job for her – it was her second home, with her coworkers as her second family.
With nearly 30 years of involvement, Kim has truly left her mark on Incarnation and the community. In honor of Kim’s legacy, please consider a donation in her name to support the school, faculty & staff, and students.
Mary Kay Lamoureux
Scholarship for Teachers
January 1, 1944 – January 14, 2021
Mary Kay dedicated her life to two things; her family and teaching. She was a loving teacher at Incarnation School for nearly 50 years. An advocate of the profession of teaching, she mentored hundreds of student teachers who would go on to teach the next generation of students. She tirelessly worked along with her colleagues to submit the application that ultimately got Incarnation School recognized as a Blue Ribbon for Excellence Award winner three times. Mary Kay loved being around her students and fellow teachers so much that she continued to come back and substitute teach even after she retired in 2015.
Mary Kay’s family would like her legacy to continue and to specifically use this fund created to support beginning teachers.
David Brown Student Scholarship
Past 6th Grade Incarnation Student
David Brown was a 6th grade Incarnation student who loved baseball and origami. He was involved in boy scouts and athletics. David Brown’s parents wish to give back to our community in honor of their son David. This scholarship will help with tuition for families that find themselves in unexpected circumstances/difficulties.
