Daniel A. Hurley Legacy Society

As we have been blessed with offers to include the Mountain in our friends’ estate plans, we have created this special society in honor of our beloved co-founder. For more information about making a planned gift and joining the Daniel A. Hurley ofm Legacy Society, please call or email Mary Schlosser at [email protected] / 716-375-2081.

Why have I remembered Mt. Irenaeus in my will? 

The answer is simple.  Mt. Irenaeus needs to be financially sustained so that the next generation and the generations to follow can experience the peace, the natural beauty and the spirituality of the Mountain that enables a person to deepen his or her relationship with God. It is to experience the wonderful social interaction of students, alumni, visitors of all faiths and the friars-in-residence at meals, in Holy Peace Chapel or walking the trails packed with snow, lined with spring flowers or surrounded with the blaze of fall foliage. The quiet setting and the natural beauty of the place create a contemplative atmosphere that helps a person develop a personal relationship with God.

It is so fitting that the estate planned giving initiative is entitled The Daniel A. Hurley, ofm Legacy Society. Fr. Dan was a joyful man of God who touched the lives of so many as a teacher on campus, as Bona’s national alumni chaplain and as an example of the Franciscan values of love, humility, simplicity and humor. He used these attributes to teach us so much and he always finished his conversation with an infectious laugh that just made a person feel happy and at peace. We are blessed that Fr. Dan Hurley co-founded Mt. Irenaeus and chose to minister there until he passed away in 2010. I would ask everyone who is now reading this tribute to Fr. Dan to take action and make Mt. Irenaeus part of their estate planned giving.

Mike Hahn, SBU Class of ’64

Ways to Give

Phone
1-716-375-2096

Mail
Mt. Irenaeus
P.O. Box 100
West Clarksville, NY 14786

In Person
Visit us at the Mountain or stop by our offices located in the McGinley-Carney Center for Franciscan Ministry on the St. Bonaventure University campus.