E Club of Everett

10/08/2026

Dear E Club Members,

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Paul D. Yahoodik, E Club President from 1997-1998 and a dedicated Board member until his recent illness.

Paul was a proud E Club Life Member, along with his brother John, and his years of leadership, friendship, and service to the Club will long be remembered.

Please keep Paul's wife and family in your thoughts and prayers.

Visitation and funeral information can be found here: https://www.mcdonaldfs.com/obituaries/paul-yahoodik

Sincerely,

The E Club of Everett

10/08/2026

Dear E Club Members,

We are saddened to learn of the passing of E Club Life Member Ron Farnell.

Ron was a longtime Everett resident and a dedicated supporter of Everett’s youth. His generosity, community involvement, and commitment to making a difference touched many lives throughout the years.

On behalf of the E Club, we extend our heartfelt condolences to Ron’s family and friends. He will be greatly missed and fondly remembered.

Obituary:
https://www.bostonherald.com/obituaries/ronald-augustus-farnell-2/

May he rest in peace.

The E Club of Everett

08/23/2026

The “E” Club of Everett is happy to announce at our November 17th 2026 dinner event we intend to honor two groups of folks who have positively impacted a large base of Everett resident and alumni of Everett High, while instilling a sense of Everett Pride. Below is some information on both, and hope you are able to join us, on November 17th at Spinelli’s (Rt 1 S – Peabody). Ticket purchase information can be found via this link: https://www.eclubofeverett.com/eclub-store

Everett High 1990-91 EMass Championship Boys Basketball Team

The 1991 Everett High School Crimson Tide boys basketball team (18-3) was arguably the best in school history, emerging as a powerhouse under the guidance of legendary head coach John DiBiaso, and leadership of Co-Captains John “Bubba” Sagarino and Malik Curry. After capturing the Greater Boston League championship with a 14-2 league record, the Everett wizards of the hardwood went on a tournament run for the ages. After defeating Cambridge, Lawrence and Malden to secure the D1 North title, they advanced to the D1 EMass final were they defeated Catholic Memorial, before a large crowd at the Boston Garden, earning a trip to the D1 State championship game. The Crimson Tide's remarkable tournament run showcased a hard-nosed style of defense, a potent offense, and support of the entire Everett community. Although they fell to Springfield Central, 70–58, in the state final at the Worcester Centrum, their accomplishments established the 1991 squad as one of the greatest in Everett basketball history and helped solidify EHS boys basketball place on the map.

08/23/2026

The “E” Club of Everett is happy to announce at our November 17th 2026 dinner event we intend to honor two groups of folks who have positively impacted a large base of Everett resident and alumni of Everett High, while instilling a sense of Everett Pride. Below is some information on both, and hope you are able to join us, on November 17th at Spinelli’s (Rt 1 S – Peabody). Ticket purchase information can be found via this link: https://www.eclubofeverett.com/eclub-store

Al and Ginger Perillo are pretty much synonymous with Pop Warner Football in Everett and beyond. The two were involved with youth football and the Everett Huskies program for more than 50 years, dedicating much of their lives to the well-being of children throughout the city. After initially getting involved in 1974, Al and Ginger eventually became members of the board of directors for the Huskies before settling into roles as President and Director of Cheerleading, respectively, while watching their three children, Rich, Paul and Jennifer, compete in the program. Al eventually became President of the Greater Boston League before advancing to similar roles for the Eastern Mass. Conference and finally the New England Region. Meanwhile, Ginger ran the show for the cheerleaders, running the Eastern Mass. Conference and New England Regional competitions for decades.

The Perillos have earned a well-deserved reputation as tireless workers committed to helping and guiding youth all over New England. They were proud to represent the region during annual National Championships conducted in Florida, as well as National Scholar banquets all over the country. Because of their commitment for over 50 years in Everett – and countless other cities and towns all over New England – between the mid-1970s through the 2020s it is impossible to determine the large number of boys and girls positively impacted by this couple. Because of this, they frequently run into current adults who commend them for their impact in their lives, from years gone by. This extraordinary service did not go unnoticed on a national level either, as Al was recognized as part of the National Pop Warner Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026 back in March, an honor we feel Ginger will no doubt be recognized for some day as well.

06/15/2026

05/29/2025

The “E” Club of Everett would like to draw your attention to this fundraising event in conjunction with the Sagarino family, which is one near and dear to the “E” Club. Any support in strengthening Matthew's legacy is greatly appreciated!

in loving memory of Matthew Sagarino

05/28/2025

The ‘E’ Club’s Spring 2025 Scholarship and Awards Dinner was a wonderful evening celebrating the outstanding achievements of Everett High School students. These bright young individuals are headed toward incredible futures, and we couldn’t be prouder! 🎓❤️

04/10/2025

PSST. GUESS WHAT! GUESS WHAT! The MAY DINNER is BAAACKK.

The “E” Club of Everett is thrilled to announce that the featured speaker for our Annual Scholarship and Awards Dinner, taking place on May 20th (6:30) at Spinelli’s, located on Rt. 1 in Lynnfield, is one of Everett High School’s and the University of Arkansas’ All Time greats, Pat Bradley.
The achievements of Pat, a 1995 graduate, at Everett High are vast and include: him graduating as EHS’s All-Time Leading Scorer (1,461pts), being named both Boston Globe and Herald All Scholastic, leading the 1994 EHS team to the Eastern Mass Finals, and 1995 EHS team to the Eastern Mass North final (where many feel poor officiating prevented another EMass Finals appearance).
After graduating from EHS Pat had an absolutely phenomenal four year career at the University of Arkansas. Upon his graduation, among other things, he had achieved: 4 yr Starter, Led the team in scoring 3 years, Twice named to the All SEC team, Set Arkansas and SEC records for career 3 pt FG’s (366) and Consecutive games (60)w a 3 pt FG, 5 th All Time scorer (1765pts), all while leading the Razorbacks to 3 NCAA Tournament appearances (including one Sweet 16). Post graduation, Pat was etched into Razorback immorality, being inducted into both the University of Arkansas (2014) as well as the State of Arkansas Sports Halls of Fames (2015).
After playing professionally overseas in both Denmark and France, and then in the NBA Development league, Pat set his sights on a career in sports broadcasting, where, again, he has thrived. For many years he co-hosted several highly rated radio shows in
the Little Rock, Arkansas area and since moved to the national stage where he can be found frequently on the SEC Network, as well as ESPN, both TV and Radio. Please join us, on May 20 th to celebrate the 2025 “E” Club Awards winners, and also hear from one of Everett High’s All-Time Greats!

01/22/2025

Congratulations to Mike Borgonzi on his big move to the Titans!! We will see you next year in Tennessee.

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