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Saturday, January 14th

8:30 a.m. Weekly Memorial Mass

5:00 p.m. Peter Disturco, req. his family

Sunday, January 15th

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 a.m. Vira Perryman, req. Becky Schaal and family

9:00 a.m. Libero Docchio, req. his wife and family

10:30 a.m. David Lafiosca, req. his family

12:00 p.m. Marge Dyroff, req. Rosemarie Sommo and

family

Monday, January 16th

7:00 a.m. For the People of the Parish and all their

intentions

12:10 p.m. Dolly Cozzini, req. Joe, Nancy, Joseph and Anthony

Randazzo

Tuesday, January 17th

7:00 a.m. Michael Walsh, req. Maureen and Larry Hunt

12:10 p.m. Martin Dragos, req. his wife Helen

Wednesday, January 18th

7:00 a.m. Charlotte Hogan, req. Victoria DiSanto

12:10 p.m. Jean Merrill, req. Eileen Prendeville

Thursday, January 19th

7:00 a.m. Joseph DeFranco, req. James and Allison Farley

12:10 p.m. Michael Rubino, req. Eileen Prendeville

Friday, January 20th

7:00 a.m. Nick Carone, req. Mauro and Betty Iarussi

12:10 p.m. Michael Rubino, req. 2009 Womens Cornerstone

Team

Saturday, January 21st

8:30 a.m. Weekly Memorial Mass

5:00 p.m. Mary and John Cullen, req. The Cullen Family

Sunday, January 22nd

Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 a.m. Michael Rubino, req. Zinn Title Agency

9:00 a.m. Jean Marchetta, req. Mr. and Mrs. John Veracco

10:30 a.m. Marguerite Curti, req. Ann and George McIntyre

12:00 p.m. Helen Rubino, req. Linda and Gary Molstad

Calendar of Parish Activities

Week of January 15, 2012 Saturday, January 14th

6:00 p.m. Catechist Appreciation Dinner, Entire Parish Hall, K

Sunday, January 15th

1:30—6:30 p.m. CYO Basketball Games, Gym

6:00—8:00 p.m. High School Youth Group Aftershock, Entire

Parish Hall / A

6:00 p.m. Jr. /Middle School Youth

Monday, January 16th

The A of OLP Closed Today

3:00—4:30 p.m. A of OLP Gym Time, A

5:00—9:30 p.m. CYO Basketball practice, A

7:30 p.m. Rosary and Novena, church

Tuesday, January 17th

9:00—9:30 a.m. Sandwiches for St. Joseph’s Social Service

Center, Elizabeth, Parish Hall Lobby

3:00—4:30 p.m. A of OLP gym time, A

5:00—9:30 p.m. CYO Basketball practices, A

6:30—9:00 p.m. A of OLP Cub Scouts, CAF

7:00—9:00 p.m. Bible Timeline, Entire Parish Hall

7:30 p.m. Adult Choir practice, church

7:30 p.m. RCIA, Counting Room

Wednesday, January 18th

3:30—4:45 p.m. Religious Education Classes, A/PH/

school/CAF

7:15—8:30 p.m. Religious Education Classes, A/PH/

school/CAF

Thursday, January 19th

1:00—2:00 p.m. Holy Hour for Reparation, church

3:30—4:45 p.m. Religious Education Classes, A/PH/

school/CAF

5:30—10:00 p.m. CYO Basketball, A

Friday, January 20th

3:00—4:30 p.m. A of OLP Gym Time, A

5:30—10:00 p.m. CYO Basketball, A

Saturday, January 21st

10:00 a.m. 12 noon Rel. Ed 2nd Grade Blessing Cup

Reconciliation Retreat, Entire Parish Hall / Gym

6:00—7:30 p.m. SCC Wine and Cheese Gathering, Entire

Parish Hall / K

Sunday, January 22nd

1:00—3:30 p.m. K of C Free Throw Contest, Gym

7:00—9:00 p.m. High School Youth Ministry Aftershock,

Entire Parish Hall / A

Masses for the Week

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Relatives and Friends Who %eed Our Prayers Please pray especially for the following people who have recently been added to our prayer list:

Andrew Dantzler Chuck Foley Frances Larsen Rose Conte

Doris Chirash Agnes Inserra Susan Griffin Shane Cook

William DiLemme Elaine Patterson Abdalla Shenouda Maria Atanase

Orlena Shek and six special intentions

Let us also pray for the men and women who are serving in our military in particular those who are from our

parish:

PFC. Joseph Robert Pecca - Korea CPL. Gerald Squirlock Jr., Army – Afghanistan

2LT. Charlie Law, Army - Iraq COL Paul J. McAneny, Air Force—Kuwait

Lance CPL. Christopher Sodano -Marines - Afghanistan

Also, please remember our dearly departed relatives and friends who have passed away recently especially

Sylvia Kelly and Irene Jezellski. May they rest in peace.

Please remember that there is a special intention book located in the Baptistery of the church. Your intention can

be written in it and prayed for during the Masses that are said at Our Lady of Peace.

Scriptural Readings

for the Week of

January 15, 2012

Second Sunday

in Ordinary Time

Sunday

1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19; 1

Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20; Jn 1:35-42

Monday

1 Sm 15:16-23; Mk 2:18-22

Tuesday

1 Sm 16:1-13; Mk 2:23-28

Wednesday

1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51;

Mk 3:1-6

Thursday

1 Sm 18:6-9, 19:1-7; Mk 3:7-12

Friday

1 Sm 24:3-21; Mk 3:13-19

Saturday

2 Sm 1:1-4, 11-12, 19, 23-27;

Mk 3:20-21

Will You Please Make Sandwiches For Those in %eed?

On Tuesday, January 17th, we will deliver sandwiches made at home by Our Lady of Peace

parishioners to St. Joseph’s Social Service Center in Elizabeth.

The sandwiches are used in various community outreach programs.

Please bring the sandwiches to Our Lady of Peace in the morning only:

From 7:00 am to 8:45 am, sandwiches can be left in the vestibule of the church on the side

closest to the Rectory.

From 9:00 am to 9:30 am, sandwiches should be brought to the lobby of the Parish Hall

At 9:30 am, we leave to deliver sandwiches to St. Joseph’s!

Note: If a snow or ice storm is forecasted for the 17th, we will reschedule the day to collect

sandwiches to Thursday the 19th. That way we can be sure that the roads are definitely

clear when we drive out.

If you have questions on how to package the sandwiches, please call Marie Russo at 908

918 0779 or Arlene Hluch at 908 604 6674. Thank you!

THE CHRIST CHILD SOCIETY OF SUMMIT

FIRST MEETI%G OF 2012 - %EW MEMBERS WELCOME

Please join the Christ Child Society of Summit for our first meeting of the new year on

Tuesday, January 17th at 7:00 pm. This informal meeting will be held at 33 Colt

Road, the home of one of our members here in Summit. Our activities and programs

include our annual Rummage Sale, a Baby Shower to provide layettes to newborns, a

School Supplies Drive for local students in need, and other outreach programs including

volunteering at a Newark child care center for children of high school teens. For more

information, please contact us at ccssummit@gmail.com or visit our website at

www.christchildsummit.org.

All Our Lady of Peace Ushers Please Take %ote

A mandatory meeting for all ushers will be held on Monday, January

31st at 7:30 p.m. in our Parish Hall. Please contact Fr. Bill directly with any

concerns or conflicts.

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January Youth Club �ews

Middle School Youth Club

(7th and 8th grade)

Friday, February 3rd 6:00 p.m. Youth Club

Overnight Retreat. It will end after 8:30 a.m. mass on

Saturday, Feb. 4th (about 9:00 a.m.). Check Rectory

mail slot for sign up brochure. Registration deadline

is Friday, January 20, 2012 Due to the logistics of

planning we cannot accept late registrations!!!

Junior Youth Club

(5th and 6th grade)

Saturday, February 11th 7:00—9:00 p.m. Saint

Valentine’s Day Theme plus Open Gym/Games

Thank you to everyone that supported the

Pajama Program. It was a huge success!

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to

contact me—Maureen Miller

Junior/Middle School Youth Minister

at 908-508-0544 or jrmsyouth@olpnp.com.

5ew Memorial Candles You may have noticed that there are new

electric candles on either side of the middle doors

in the back of our church. These are Memorial

Lights that you can have lit in memory of a loved

one for an entire year. The donation is $150 for

the year and the name of your loved one will be

placed under the candle.

This is a wonderful way to remember those

that you have lost.

If interested, just come into the rectory and see

the receptionist.

Stewardship Report for December 2011 Collections (4 Sundays) = $49,426

5et available for use after

Archdiocesan Assessment = $43,989

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Avg. Sunday Envelope

Donations = $11,121

Avg. Loose Cash = $ 1,235

Avg. # of Envelopes Used

Weekly = 413

Avg. Donation per Envelope= $26.92

Food Pantry Items

of the Week Our supplies of sugar, indi-

vidually wrapped toothbrushes

and dish detergent are very low. Thank you for all

your kindness and generosity. The families who share

from our food pantry truly appreciate your help.

Archbishop’s Annual Appeal

Making a Difference

Individuals and families living with disabilities,

particularly developmental disabilities, often feel at

the margins of parish life. They also typically have

additional struggles concerning their relationship

with God, world, church and school systems. The

Archdiocesan Department of Pastoral Ministry with

Persons with Disabilities works to build structures of

support at the parish level to address this special

group. The department seeks to affirm the Baptism

of people with disabilities, acknowledging their call

to participate in the life and mission of the Church,

to the extent that each person desires and is able.

This includes catechesis and faith formation, the sac-

ramental life of the Church, evangelization, outreach

and pastoral ministry.

Last year, with the help of this department,112

parishes in the Archdiocese offered catechesis for

individuals with disabilities. It also promotes faith-

based support for mothers and fathers, inclusive

Family Masses and has worked directly and indi-

rectly with more then 500 families over past years.

Thank you for your support of the Archbishop’s

Annual Appeal, which helps bring to reality the ex-

perience of welcome and affirmation for individuals

and families living with disabilities in the Archdio-

cese of Newark.

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Academy Open House –

Discover The Academy Advantage

The Academy of Our Lady of Peace will be hosting

two Open Houses on Sunday, January 29, 2012 from

10am to 12:30pm and Wednesday, February 1, 2012

from 9:00am to 11:00am. The Academy ranks in the

top 10% nationally on standardized tests. We provide

our students an excellent education in a Christ-centered

environment.

Our student ambassadors will be on hand to provide

tours for our visitors. Come meet our principal, Mr.

Thomas Berrios, and visit our bright and updated class-

rooms and facilities, including our state-of-the-art tech-

nology lab and updated science lab. Learn about our

full day Pre-K 3 and 4-year old programs, full day Kin-

dergarten program, our on-site Before & After Care

Services, as well as our challenging academic and ex-

tra-curricular programs. Experience our SmartBoard

technology and hear about our after-school activities,

such as our First Lego League Robotics team, Basket-

ball, Volleyball, Softball, Track and Cross Country

teams, Scouting and so much more. Come discover The

Academy Advantage!

For more information contact the school’s office at

908-464-8657 ext. 11 or visit

www.theacademyolp.org.

Academy Panthers Hit the Course

Running in Cross Country 2011

The Cross Country Track Team of The Academy of

Our Lady of Peace enjoyed another great fall season in

2011. Academy students finished in the top fifteen at

every track meet, bringing home twenty-one medals.

The team’s success is a result of the students’ hard

work, dedication and training for these long-distance

races. Kyle Cheung, Molly Rhein, Brigit Wolf and

Frankie Gagliano were among the Academy students

awarded medals this year.

Attention:

Small Christian Communities

It’s time for our End-of-Season

Celebration

Wine and Cheese Party

Saturday, Jan. 21st

after the 5 p.m. Mass.

in Parish Hall

All past and present Small

Groups and their families are welcome to

come meet and greet other groups and get to

know each other better!

Knights of Columbus Council 783 Serving Berkeley Heights,

5ew Providence, and Summit

Council 783 of the Knights of Columbus is spon-

soring a free throw basket ball contest on Sunday Janu-

ary 22, 2012 for all youth ages 10 through 14 years of

age. There will be separate events for boys and girls of

each age group. Every entrant will receive a certificate

of participation and the winner of each group will re-

ceive a certificate and advance to participate in district,

regional and state championships. Registration will be

at 1:00 PM in Our Lady of Peace gymnasium at 111

South Street in New Providence. Contest will start im-

mediately thereafter. Each participant will have 3 prac-

tice throws and 15 throws from the foul line. Highest

number of basket in each group is the winner. Parents

should accompany child and bring proof of age to regis-

tration.

Boys and Girls, come out for an afternoon of fun and

show your basket ball skills.

Tony LaSalle, Event Chairmen

Bereavement Support Group

St. Teresa of Avila Church in Summit has begun its

Bereavement Support Group series Journey Through

Grief into Hope. Gatherings are held on Tuesday eve-

nings 7:30—9:00 p.m. now through January 31st. Come

when you can but don’t grieve alone. If you or a friend

has lost a loved one, come, you might gain peace no mat-

ter how long ago the lose was. For details and to register,

please contact Anne Fahey at 908-771-0784.

Minutes from Parish Council meeting December 21, 2011

Council meeting attendees were: Father Bill, Karen Dreitlein, Pat Jackson,

Paul Johnson, Jerry Russo and Valerie Mitreuter

Meeting was called to order by Jerry Russo at 7:30 PM

Opening Prayer - Valerie Mitreuter

Open discussion:

High school youth group has participated in an few service project at St John, and for St

Joseph’s

The current youth group leader celebrated her one year anniversary

Youth group masses have been well attended and will continue.

Church issues:

50/50 - Congratulations to the “Super” 50/50 winner. The Parish share of the prize will be

used for necessary repairs to sidewalks next to the school and entrance to the Parish

Hall. Our thanks to Debbie and Jim Johnson.

Mass attendance – While the number of attendees at mass stayed pretty much the same

our collections down about $30,000 since July.

We have been advised that the church and school are being sued by an individual who

alleges he was molested by the former priest Father Capparelli while he was stationed at

Our Lady of Peace from 1982 to 1986.

Interrogatories have been completed and forwarded to attorneys for the plaintive and the

archdioceses.

Solar Power - The parish was approached by a consortium to allow us to use our

facilities as a solar panel “farm” to generate electricity. Our facility represents an

excellent opportunity for installation of these panels on the roofs on the school, gym and

parish hall.

Since the design of these buildings provide a “parapet” above the roofs the panels will

be hidden.

There will be no cost to the parish and we will benefit by a 50% reduction in our

electricity costs.

Closing prayer Father Bill

Meeting was closed at 9:15 P.M.

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The Academy of OLP Robotics Team Wins Again at State Finals

The Academy of Our Lady of Peace Robotics Team won the Second Place Presentation

Award at the First Lego League (“FLL”) Robotics State Finals. FLL Robotics is a global

competition wherein each team must research and solve a current real-world issue. This

year the challenge was related to food safety. Each team must also assemble and

program a robot which completes many designated tasks in the competition.

The Academy Robotics team, “Panther Power,” studied and researched food safety and

contamination issues, ultimately focusing on an American favorite – the apple. They

spent countless hours conducting experiments and discussing the causes of food

contamination as well as possible solutions. They proposed a simple, effective tool to

reduce contamination of apples before they reach the consumer. To further their goal of

helping food distributors remove pesticides and other toxins from apples prior to sale,

they shared their invention with local supermarkets.

At the FLL Regional Competition in Clifton, Panther Power presented its research and

innovative solution to a panel of judges. They were awarded First Place for Core Values,

recognizing their teamwork, communication and problem-solving skills. The Panther

Power Team was among the top competitors and was invited to compete at the State

Finals, as it has every year since The Academy’s Robotics program began four years ago.

On Saturday December 10th

, Panther Power competed against the top 48 teams in New

Jersey at the FLL Robotics State Finals. The team performed well and achieved

impressive scores from the judges. Panther Power won The Second Place Project and

Research Award, recognizing the team’s clear, informative and creative presentation of

its research and innovative solution. Also, Panther Power mentor, Dr. Gail Seelig, was

awarded the Mentor Award, recognizing her commitment and dedication to the students’

exploration of science. The Academy of Our Lady of Peace and the community of New

Providence are very proud of its students and congratulate Panther Power, Coach Mrs.

Alys Tyler and Mentor Dr. Gail Seelig on their impressive performance and well-

deserved awards at the State Finals.

The Academy of Our Lady of Peace is a private Catholic School located in downtown

New Providence with students in grades Pre-K3 through Grade 8. Offering a challenging

academic curriculum and many enrichment activities within a religious atmosphere, The

Academy of Our Lady of Peace strives to inspire and prepare its students to achieve their

personal best. For more information, please visit www.TheAcademyOLP.org or call the

school office at (908) 464-8657.

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39 years of legalized abortion!

Over 53 million victims!

Can’t anything be done?

What can I do?

Protect the unborn, join in the March for Life. Our Lady of Peace

in conjunction with St. Teresa of Avila parish is joining thousands

in sending a message to our elected representatives that we choose

LIFE and we believe ABORTION KILLS AN UNBORN CHILD!

March for Life Washington, D.C. Monday

January 23, 2012

REMEMBER – Unite on the Life Principles to Overturn

Roe v. Wade and With Love Protect Mothers and

Preborn Children. No Exception! No Compromise!"

“Here am I, Lord. I come to do Your Will.”“Here am I, Lord. I come to do Your Will.”“Here am I, Lord. I come to do Your Will.”“Here am I, Lord. I come to do Your Will.” (Heb. 10:9)

• Fare - Adults and Students 12 and above $30 – Bus

(Financial Aid is available for students)

Children 12 and under Free

Maximum fare per family $70 (Please bring your own bag lunch.)

SEATING IS LIMITED, PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT NOW! Please fill in the form below and mail it with a check for your fare payable to St. Teresa of Avila

no later than Wednesday, January 18, 2012 to the Parish Office, 306 Morris Ave., Summit, N.J.

07901 Attn: March for Life Coordinator: Louise Biunno – Faith & Life Society

Pick Up & Drop Off: St. Teresa of Avila Church, 306 Morris Ave., Summit, N.J. 07901

Name: ______________________________________ Phone Number: _________________________

Street: _______________________________ Town: _________________________ ZIP: __________

Email:____________________________________________Cell Phone:________________________

# of Seats Required –> Adults _______ Students _______ Amount Enclosed: $ ________________

18 must have parent/guardian written permission.

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Information & Itinerary

For more information contact:

Louise Biunno - Faith & Life 908-313-8427 St. Teresa of Avila

Ray Cooney 908-464-1493 Knights of Columbus

Carol Treventi - Faith & Life 908-665-0751 Our Lady of Peace

IMPORTANT: Due to construction in Washington, the locations of the

March for Life activities are different from previous years.

Schedule for Monday, January 23, 2012

• 6:10am: Celebration of Mass at St. Teresa of Avila, Summit. Please park cars in the parking

spaces to the right of the church and display your parking pass which will be given to you.

• 6:50am: Bus leaves from St. Teresa for the non-stop to Washington, DC. Time to

Washington approx. 4.5 hours. Lavatory on board bus. Bring a Bag lunch to be eaten on bus.

• 12:00 Noon: Bus will arrive at 7th

Street and The Mall for the Rally.

• 1:00 pm: March begins at the Mall up Constitution Ave. We will turn right at 3rd

St. Continue

to Independence Avenue turn left and proceed to the Rayburn Building, 2 blocks on the right.

(The approximate time for the March and the walk to the Rayburn Building, 2168 Independence

Ave is 50 minutes, about 1mile)

• 2:30 pm: Attend reception sponsored by Congressman Scott Garrett in the “Gold Room”

Rayburn House Office Building. Meet other New Jersey March for Life participants and have

refreshments. (Reception is from 2pm to 4pm)

• 3:00 pm: Meet with Congressman Leonard Lance, Cannon House Office Bldg. rm. 426 to

discuss the humanity of each pre-born child.

• 4:30 pm: Bus will depart Botanical Gardens parking area to leave promptly for home.

• 5:45 pm: Stop at rest stop in Maryland to pick up dinner.

• 10:00pm Approximate arrival home at St. Teresa of Avila, Summit.

Please fill out for anyone under the age of 18

I grant permission for _______________________________________________to participate in the March

for Life in Washington, DC on January 23, 2012 with the parish checked on the front side of this form.

Name: ___________________________________ Relationship: __________________________________

Emergency Contact Phone Number: ________________________________________

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We want to thank everyone who gave donations for the beautiful flowers

and decorations for our Church this past Christmas, 2011. We also want to thank

all our parishioners who graciously gave their time and creative efforts to

prepare, decorate and maintain our Church particularly at this time of year.

Your generosity is truly appreciated.

Christmas Flower Offerings Made in Memory of:

MICHELLE ABBONDANDOLO, req. Mr. Joseph Abbondandolo

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ALTO AND LONGWORTH FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Alto

KEITH AMATO, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Amato

MICHAEL HAMATY, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Amoia

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ANNELLI AND PERILLO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Annelli

AUNT NANCY, req. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Aranda

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE BALE AND GUNTHER FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. John Bale

JOHN AND MARY BELLEVILLE AND PASQUALE PALLITLA, req. Ms Brenda Bellevelle

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE BERNOSKIE AND CLOSS FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bernoskie

ZELIA AND WILLIAM MULHOLLAND, req. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Boucher

OUR PARENTS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Brabant

ANNA BRENNAN AND ANDREAS MANSFELD, req. Miss Freda Brennan

COLIN WEIR AND MILDRED AND GENE BUERLE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Buerle III

FRANCES MESSON, req. Ms. Jane Callahan

JACK KEYSER, req. Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Callandriello

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CAMILLI AND BARNISH FAMILIES, req. by Mr. Philip Camilli

PETER CAMPISI, req. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Campisi

BIAGIO AND MARIA ROMANO, req. Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Capone

ROBERT CAPORASO, req. Mrs. Robert Caporaso

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CAREY AND BRESLIN FAMILIES, req. Miss Mary E. Carey

NICK CARMINE CARONE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Carone

PAUL L. CARROLL, Jr., req. Mrs. Paul L. Carroll, Jr.

JOSEPH AND ANNETTE CATELLO AND LESLIE CATELLO, req. Ms. Arlene Catello

OUR PARENTS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Chapla

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CAMPANO, RICCI, PENELLA AND CIOCCI FAMILIES. req.

Miss Antoinette Ciocci

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CLAPCICH AND GUERRIERI FAMILIES AND FRIENDS, req.

Mr. & Mrs. Eligio Clapich

JOSEPH CONTE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Guy Conte

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CUCCO FAMILY, req. Mr. William Cucco

MARY AND JOHN CULLEN, req. Miss M. Cullen

JOHN AND MARY CULLEN, req. Miss Patricia Cullen

MARGARET AND WALTER HAGARTY, req. Mrs. Mary A. Davidson

DEACON JOSEPH Del MONTE Sr., req. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DelMonte

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE DE LUISE AND D’ADDIO FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Pasquale De Luise

PETER OTTE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph DeMarco

PEDRO ORLANDO DIAZ, req. Mr. & Mrs. Jose Diaz

PHILIP Di GUGLIELMO, req. Mrs. Annette Di Guglielmo

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE Di PARISI AND MONTOURI FAMILIES, req. Carmela DiParisi

JOSEPH AND LOUISE DiSABATO, req. Mrs. Meghan Di Sabato

GENEAVEVE KELLER DONOVAN, req. Mr. Francis Donovan

DAN AND JEAN LoPRESTO AND ED AND HELEN DORAN, req. Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Doran

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE DRONE AND MANNING FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Leon Drone

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DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE FAHEY AND McCORMACK FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Anne Fahey

JAMES P. FARLEY, req. Mr. & Mrs. James Farley

JOHN FELEZZOLA, req. Mrs. F. Felezzola

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MURAN AND FEOLI FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Alfonzo Feoli

ANTHONY FEOLI, req. Mrs. Anthony Feoli

R. FERARO, req. Mrs. Robert Feraro

ANTHONY, ANTOINETTE AND MARIE CAPUANO, req. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fioravanti

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE FRY AND FRIEDEL FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fry

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE GEISLINGER AND DUDDY FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Rudy Geislinger

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE GENNETTI, D’ANGELO AND MADDALUNA FAMILIES, req.

Mrs. John Gennetti

JOSEPH GOEPFERT, req. Mrs. Joseph Goepfert

STEVE MEDINA, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Grant

MICHAEL HAMATY, req. Mr. & Mrs. Ely Hamaty

CRISTINA ATANASC req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hanson

CRISTINA BERRIOS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Harris

ANNA AND ERHARDT STORCK, req. Ms. Arlene Hluch

MICHAEL BORIK, req. Ms. Marlene Hluch

ROSE AND MIKE HANSKO AND ANNA STORCK, req. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hluch

MARIA AND ANTONIO CORTESE AND JOHN M. HODGES, req. Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hodges

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE IGO AND FOLEY FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Alan B. Igo

JOHN NEVILL, req. Ms. Patricia Jackson

GENEVIEVE JAMER AND ROBERT AND JULIA JOHNSON, req. Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Jamer

DECEASED FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF THE MARKELL AND JOHANSON FAMILIES, req.

Mrs. Winifred M. Johanson

JAMES JOHNSTON Sr. AND THE DECEASED MEMABERS OF THE GENNETTI FAMILY, req. Mrs. J. Johnston

CARMEN DeMARIA, req. Mr. & Mrs. George J. Kachmar

WALTER KANIA, req. Mr. Chris Kania

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ADAMKO AND KASNEY FAMILIES req. Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Kasney

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE KANE AND KEENAN FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Keenan

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE PICTROSKI AND KENNEDY FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Kennedy

JACK KEYSER, req. Mrs. C. J. Keyser

OUR PARENTS, req. Mr. & Mrs. George Knorr

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE KOLLER AND CASE FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. John Koller

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE GSELL AND KRONEN FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. David Kronen

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE KROPFL AND MONALDO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Kropfl

DAVID LAFIOSCA, req. Mrs. David Lafiosca

ANTHONY WILLIAM ZELE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lau

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE GRYCOCK AND MORAN FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. George Leslie

JOHN, req. Mrs. Lucia Leonard

MARY JARRELL, req. Mrs. Jill Lessing

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE LIBERATO AND TORSIELLO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. J. Liberato

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE BOBAL AND LUCIANI FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Louis Luciani

LOUISE MAGGI, req. Mr. Peter Maggi

LOUISE MAGGI AND ROSE WITT, req. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Maggi

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MARTIN AND ZDUNIEWICZ FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Martin

LEON S. KANOPKA, req. Dr. & Mrs. Lorenzo Matinetti

ROBERT MASINI, req. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Masini Jr.

JOHN AND KEN MAURER, req. Mrs. John Maurer Jr.

BEVERLY McENROE, req. Mr. Joseph McEnroe

HERBERT McSHERRY, req. Mrs. Mildred McSherry

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MEDINA AND KELLY FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Medina

DONALD J. MELEGA, req. Mrs. Donald Melega

WALTER F. MELINIS, req. Mrs. Walter Melinis

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ROBERT MELLON, req. Mrs. Robert F. Mellon

LENA SCARANAGELLO, JOHN MERCANTI AND SUE PUNGELLO, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mercanti

ALBERT AND ELLEN MILLER, req. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Miller of Berkeley Heights

MR. AND MRS. VINCENT MIZZONI, req. Mr. John Mizzoni

PHILIP MUSUM, req. Mrs. Philip Musum

JOHN NAVE AND JOSEPH AUMANN req. Mr. & Mrs. William Nave

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ROMANO AND NELL FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Nell

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MALINA AND NOWICKI FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nowicki

JOHN O’DONOHUE, req. Mrs. John O’Donohue

JOHN O’LEARY Sr., req. Mr. & Mrs. David O’Leary

THERESA ONDRIS, req. The Ondris Family

MARIA AND MARTIN PINGAL, req. Mr. & Mrs. James Oswald

ALBERT PARLAPIANO, req. Mrs. Grace Parlapiano

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE PETER MORSON AND VINCENT PAVONE FAMILIES, req.

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Pavone

WALTER AND FRED SIMPSON, req. Mrs. Dolores Payerl

JOSEPH MICHAEL PECCA, req. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pecca

JEAN MERRILL, req. Mrs. Helen Picone

MY PARENTS JOHN AND MARY FRESNICS, req. Maryanne Purcell

MARGARET FILIPPONE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rafferty

CAROL WOODRUFF, req. Mr. & Mrs. James Ransom

DOUG M. RILLO, req. Marian Rillo

J. H. RIORDAN, req. Mrs. Elizabeth Riordan

TOM AND ELEANOR O’CONNOR req. req. Jane M. Romany

MICHAEL J. RUBINO, req. Mrs. Michael J. Rubino

FLORENCE KLIMOVICK, req. Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Rusu

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE FORCINO AND SACHSEL FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Sachsel

LEONARD SAGENDORF AND SALVATORE AND MARGARET ROMEO, req. Dorothy Sagendorf

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE SCHIPANI AND RUSSO FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Schipani

MARY SCHIPANI SUTTON, req. Miss Christine Schipani

NICK AND ROSA SCRENCI, req. Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Screnci

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CONNELLY AND SHEEHAN FAMILIES, req. Mr. & Mrs. G.J. Sheehan

STEVE SILWONES AND JOHN RUPP, req. Mrs. Steve Silwones

FRANK A. SIMONE, req. his wife, Mrs. Louise Simone

FRANK W. LYNCH, req. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Smith

PAUL AVIGNONE, req. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Smith

PARENTS OF DIANE AND HAROLD SNYDER, req. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Snyder

REGIS SOHL, req. Ms. Karen Sohl

FRANK SOMMO Sr., req. Mrs. Rosemarie Sommo

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE SOMMO AND JESPERSEN FAMILIES, req. Mr. Paul Sommo

PETER V. SOMMO AND FAMILY, req. Mrs. Peter Sommo

EDWARDO B. CUDALA, req. Mr. & Mrs. James Stokes

MARGARET PREZUHY, req. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Surman

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE TIMONY FAMILY, req. Mrs. Peter Timony

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE O’TOOLE AND TISCH FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Harry C. Tisch

GUIDO TORSIELLO AND TORSIELLO FAMILY MEMBERS, req. Mrs. Guido Torsiello

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE DORSEY FAMILY, req. Mrs Regina Vengrow

JEAN GRESTOR AND CAROLE SNEYERS, req. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Virgilio

GERTRUDE GILL, JOHN GILL AND HELEN WAGNER, req. Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Wagner

HAROLD AND TOM WEIDELI, req. Mrs. Harold Weideli

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE GARBAY AND WESTON FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Henrietta Weston

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MACKIN AND YAEGER FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Jacob W. Yaeger

ALAN YOUNG, req. Mrs. Alan Young

JEAN A. YUCH, req. Mr. Albert Yuch

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CARMELO COSTA, req. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Zaeh

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MASTROBUONO AND ZAPPULLA FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Joseph Zappulla

DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE MAZZUCCO, SWENOR AND ZOTTI FAMILIES, req. Mrs. Anthony Zotti

Christmas Flower Donations were also made by:

Mr. & Mrs. John Alliston

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Allocco

Mr. & Mrs. John Bale

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Barone

Mrs. Marjorie M. Buttery

Ms. Karen Cole

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Colligan

Mrs. Sylvia Csorba

Mrs. A. P. Dill

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dunn

Mr. & Mrs. George Espinal

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Fennell

Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Ferrara

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fezza

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Gagliano

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Granger

Mr. & Mrs. Garrettt Gary

Mrs. Carol Greaney

Mr. & Mrs. Santos Guzman

Mrs. W. Hagemann

Mr. & Mrs. John Hopeck

Ms. Janet Kania

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Koslap

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph La Bella

Mr. & Mrs. Kerry Lee

Mr. & Mrs. Pedro Lopez

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Madsen

Mrs. Nicholas Maluso

Mrs. Thomas Mansfield

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Masino

Mr. & Mrs. Brian McNelis

Mr. & Mrs. David Meell

Mrs. James Meyers

Mr. Richard Miskinis

Mr. & Mrs. John Moore

Mr. & Mrs. John Morrison

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Munoz

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Nappi

Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Nicholais

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Papaianni

Miss Audrey Pavone

Ms. Teresa Rosato

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Spencer

Mr. & Mrs. Josef Stainer

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Trezza

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Vaz

Ms. Mary Jo Waeschle

Mrs. Joseph Whitley

Ms. Lisa Zichella

Mr. & Mrs. Nicola Zichella

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