The Central Catholic High School Lettermen’s Club Welcomes New President Steven Massaro, ’84
The Central Catholic High School Lettermen’s Club Welcomes New President Steven Massaro, ’84
PITTSBURGH, PA - The Central Catholic High School Lettermen’s Club is pleased to announce that Steven Massaro, ’84 has been named as the club’s new President.
“As a proud Central Catholic graduate of the Class of 1984, I am honored to be the President of The Lettermen’s Club,” said Massaro. “I know firsthand how important these student programs are to the students and their families at Central Catholic. The funds raised by The Lettermen’s Club enhance the quality of these programs for the students.”
Steven continues the Massaro family’s legacy of involvement with the Club. Steven’s father, Joseph Massaro, Jr., ’53, was the first ever president when it was founded in 1993. Steven’s brothers Joseph Massaro III, ’81 and; David Massaro, ’83, are also Central Catholic graduates. Steven’s nephew, Steven Studnicky ’04, is also an alumnus. David’s son, Charles Massaro, ’20, is the most recent member of the Massaro family to become an alumnus. Central Catholic is grateful to the Massaro family for its long legacy here at the school.
Steven currently serves as President of Massaro Corporation. Steven began working at Massaro Corporation in a business development capacity in 1988 after graduating from The Catholic University. He was the first of the Massaro sons to join his father in the family business. Prior taking over as President of Massaro Corporation, Steven spent 25 years in sales and marketing in the business.
Steven serves on the Board of Trustees at Carlow University; the Board of Directors for the Master Builders’ Association of Western Pennsylvania; the Board of Trustees at St. Anthony Charitable Foundation; the Board of Directors at the Pauline Auberle Foundation; and is on the Development Advisory Committee for Franciscan Sisters-TOR. Steven, like his father, believes in giving back; he is also a mentor and spends his time helping shape the future of young people.
Steven will take the reins from Brian Hentosz, ’04. “I greatly enjoyed serving as the Lettermen’s Club President for the past five years and having an opportunity to give back to the place that means so much to me,” said Hentosz. “I know that the Club is in great hands with Steve taking over and I look forward to staying involved and continuing to give back to Central. I encourage all alumni to get involved with the Lettermen’s Club.”
Established in 1993 at the suggestion of interested alumni, the Lettermen’s Club fosters the lifelong friendships among Central Catholic High School’s alumni and supports programs for the current students.
The Lettermen's Club will host its first event under Massaro's leadership, the Lettermen's Club Golf Outing, on October 12. Learn more and register now.
