Leadership
Ralph Linn: President
Events and Communications:
Events and Communications:
- Scott Budd
- Billy Daniel
- Mike Mackey
- Fernando Villalobos
Sader Dads
Who we are + What We do
Sader Dads is a social and spiritual organization of fathers committed to serving and supporting St. Michael's Catholic Academy by being positive role models in the community.
We provide opportunities to serve St. Michael's and show visible signs of support at athletic and community events. As an organization, we offer ways to get away and relax.
Here's a partial list of some of our acivities:
- Home Game Tailgates
- Fall and Spring Socials
- Prayer Breakfasts
- Choir Performances
- Grandparent Day Host Volunteers
- Crusader Classic Golf Tournament Volunteers
- School Event Volunteers
- Summer Fishing Trip
Become a Member
If you're not already a member, become a Sader Dad. It's for the kids! Participation is relaxed and casual. Come and support us as your time allows. No worries on that score. We won't constantly email you or become a nuisance, but we'd sure like to get to know you and have you on the team. Please sign up using the online form from the link on the right. We ask for a $60 donation to support our social activities, but won't ask or require anything more. Thanks and Welcome!! Questions? Contact Ralph Linn.
Upcoming Events
st. michael's catholic academy
St. Michael's Catholic Academy is mindful of its mission to prepare the student holistically for leadership, service, and decision making consistent with Catholic values; and admit students of any race, color, or national and/or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to the school. St. Michael's Catholic Academy does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and/or ethnic origin, age, or gender in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, financial aid and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. St. Michael's Catholic Academy does not discriminate against students with special needs; a full range of services might not be available.