Chappy attended St. Bonaventure High School, where he excelled in athletics and lettered in a variety of sports, he was well liked by his teammates and coaches and will always be remembered by his infectious smile. Chappy struggled with addiction and passed too soon in this world. His legacy continues through his father, mother, friends and all of those who Chappy came in contact with.

Saint Bonaventure has established "Adopt-A-Seraph"  Scholarship Program in Chappy's honor. This scholarship is designated for student-athletes with a 3.0 g.p.a. or higher who need extra assistance. This fund will honor Chappy's legacy and will be distributed amongst the students who meet the criteria. 

The application process will also include a 1 on 1 interview with Mr. Herrera and the Seraph academic scholarship committee and a 1 page written statement about David "Chappy" Chaparro.


To apply for this scholarship, click here.

Mary Quirk was a lifelong educator committed to serving others, especially high school students. Mary enhanced St. Bonaventure in many ways through academic counseling, tutoring and administrative guidance. Mary's heart was with each St. Bonaventure High School student every day she was on campus. She was a kind and thoughtful person who fully enjoyed her life, family and friends. She had an innate ability of bringing people together, helping the underdog, giving back to the community by guiding ldds and giving them hope teaching them to believe in themselves. When one needed encouragement or guidance, Mary would often say, "Just take a step back and take a deep breath." Mary truly was every student's cheerleader, and truly believed in each student's ability, seeing Jesus in each and every one of them.
The application process will also include a 1 on 1 interview with Mr. Herrera and the Seraph academic scholarship committee and a 1 page written statement about Mary Quirk.

To apply for this scholarship, click here.