Father Tony Lehmann, S.J., was a beloved and deeply respected figure in the Gonzaga community, known for his warmth, humor, and unwavering dedication to students and alumni. As alumni chaplain, he forged lasting connections with generations of Zags, offering spiritual guidance, encouragement, and a genuine presence that made everyone feel valued. Whether leading retreats, attending sporting events, or simply sharing a conversation, Fr. Tony had a unique ability to bring people together and strengthen the bonds between Gonzaga and its graduates. His passion for fostering community extended beyond campus, as he remained a steadfast advocate for Gonzaga’s mission and Jesuit tradition. Even after his passing, his legacy continues to be felt through the many lives he touched, memorialized by the bronze chair in his honor and the countless stories shared by those who knew him. This section explores Fr. Tony’s life, his profound impact on the Gonzaga family, and the ways his spirit of kindness and connection still resonate today.
