The Lulli Family Legacy: Supporting The Heights
The Heights has shaped the virtue and character of generations of students, including the Lulli family.
Ignacio Lulli '83 and his two older brothers were among the first to attend the school. Their sons—eight Lulli boys in total—followed decades later.
"It was obvious that we wanted (son) Andres ('14) to go to The Heights," Ignacio says. "I received a great education. That's what we wanted for our son. But most importantly, they focus on the total man, their characters and virtues."
Those ideals are shaped, in large part, because of the unmatched mentorship provided by faculty at The Heights.
"The caliber of guys that graduate from The Heights, they are strong men with moral fiber," Caroline said. "It's nice to have this school turning out men of solid character and faith."
It was that dedication to shaping the whole man that drove the Lullis' decision to make a planned gift for The Heights, naming the school as a beneficiary of a percentage of a retirement account.
"We think education is the way to make the world a better place," Caroline said. "We want to make sure as many kids as possible are getting a good education, not just in academics but in character."
They hope others will see the value in The Heights and consider a similar donation.
"We were very fortunate to send our son to The Heights and we want that education available for other kids," she said.
For more information on making a gift to The Heights, contact James Kolakowski at 301.365.0227 ext. 254 or jkolakowski@heights.edu.