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Outgoing Grand Knight Report
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Brothers,
Council elections were held at our last business meeting on June 11th. To our most worthy heirs, I want to extend my deepest congratulations and pledge of unyielding sup-port for a most successful 2019-2020 administration.
This Month we said farewell to a spiritual leader, brother knight, friend and one heck of a vocalist. Father Gregorio Hidalgo completed his residence at St. Rose of Lima and has was reassigned to St. Philomena’s in Carson California. Father Gregorio (Goyo) brought a unique element that complimented the current lineup of im-pressive Celebrants. Always quick with a joke, good advice and rarely off-key, I liked to think of him as our secret weapon. He will be missed by those fortunate enough to witness his many gifts.
On Sunday June 9th the Council held the annual Chili Cook-Off and Car Show. Although our numbers were down due to the heat, we still managed to stay in the black. Unfortunately you can’t control Mother Nature. I want to thank PGK Rick Ostrich for another fabulous year of service. A special thanks to PGK Gene Walinski (Car Show), SK Mark Griffith and PGK John Lindscot (Sound), SK Chris Fabry (food), PKG George Gnesda (admissions), SK Frank Kiesler (tickets), PGK John Antonacci (Chili Cooks), our new GK Christopher Smith
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(Funnel Cake) and the rest of you who worked tirelessly to put on this event. As al-ways we want to thank Fr. Shea for the use of the Parish grounds. Last but not least, I want to thank our brother PGK Al McKinley who started this event 32 years ago with $200 in his pocket and fish full of tenacity. God Bless you Al, we couldn’t have done it without you!
We finished out the month supporting the St. Rose of Lima Carnival. As I’ve wit-nessed year after year, the Knights covered every post that wasn’t ride related, making for a fun and most lucrative event! Needless to say, it’s not always about the money. As Pope John Paul II recognized on many occasion, the true value of the Knights of Columbus is much more profound than monetary contributions. In 2003 the Pontiff stated, “From its foundation, your Order has been committed to the material and spiritual well-being of its members and to the promotion of the Church’s mission.” Thank you for rolling up your sleeves again and again. You have reason to be proud!
Well this is it, my final Grand Knight report. We started the 2018-2019 Columbian year with several financial challenges that threatened our very existence as a coun-cil. Fortunately we were able to work through rough patches without compromising our objectives. I want to thank my officers for standing by me through the difficult times and the rest of you for your understanding and support, particularly when hard decisions had to be made. It has been an honor and a privilege to server as your Grand Knight. May the Holy Spirit remain with each of you until God the father call all of us to his Kingdom.
Vivat Jesus,
Robert W. Smith, Past Grand Knight
Deacon’s Corner
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Outgoing Grand Knight Report (continued)
Incoming Grand Knight Report
First and foremost, allow me to thank you from the bottom of my heart
for putting your trust in myself and the other officers to lead our council
this Columbian year. We will do our best to serve you, and ask that you
pray for us, that our words and actions are always in keeping with the
guiding principles of the Knights of Columbus.
While on the topic of prayer, I heard something in a speech at this year’s
State Convention that stuck with me, though for the life of me I cannot
recall for whom to attribute it. He stated that our meetings should not on-
ly begin and end with a prayer, but that they should be a prayer, from be-
ginning to end. I ask that you keep this simple yet powerful idea in your
mind at each of our meetings. This year will be met with its share of
challenges, some new and some lingering. As we have done every year
in past, we will work through them as brothers and as Knights. It is my
hope that this will always be done in a manner becoming of Catholic
gentlemen. Let us constantly strive to reflect Christ’s love in how we act
in public, and how we treat each other. Our charity is empty if it is not
performed with a cheerful heart.
In closing, again, my sincerest thanks for affording me the honor of be-
ing your Grand Knight. While I may not always perform to your liking,
know that both my mind and my heart have the best of intentions, as has
been true for all those preceding me.
Vivat Jesus,
Christopher Smith, Grand Knight
Hope to Cope
We so often hope for things of this world without ever remem-bering our first hope is God. We hope for God, God’s bless-ings of grace, God’s life for us. It’s not a what that we hope for, but a who that we hope in. The Psalms speak to us of hope joined with God’s mercy. Psalm 33:22 tells us “May your kindness, Lord, be upon us; we have put our hope in you.” We put all of our hope in God. We place our trust in God who has promised eternal life. Psalm 39:8 says: “And now, Lord, what future do I have? You are my only hope.” Psalm 62:6 “My soul, be at rest in God alone from whom comes my hope.” Psalm 65:6 “You answer us with awesome deeds of justice, O God Our Savior, The hope of all the ends of the earth.” In all of these phrases, we realize that everyone, everywhere at all times, is called to hope in God’s abiding mercy, care, love, and kindness. There is no other source of hope. Psalm 119 is full of references to hoping the word of God. Verse 116 is particularly full of meaning for those who look to God as the source of their hope which says, “Sustain me by your promise that I may live; do not disappoint me in my hope.” We remind God to be our hope, to be our life, now and for eternity. 1 Peter 1:3 sums all this up best, “Bless be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who in His great mercy gave us a new birth to a living hope through the res-urrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.” Vivat Jesus, Deacon Terry
Deacon’s Corner
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Motions to be voted on in the July meeting
Motion by John Linscott for $500.00 for Sarah’s House Maternity homes, se-conded by Gerry Riss
July Bereavement & FraternalJuly Bereavement & FraternalJuly Bereavement & FraternalJuly Bereavement & Fraternal Hi, my Brothers & Sisters in Christ: Updated 7/1/19
This month we grieve the passing of Karl Erickson Brother of SK Fred, Jerry Wirtz brother of PFN/PGK Cliff, Salvador lozano Brother in Law of SK Fred Valdez. Please keep the Erickson, Wirtz, Lozano and Valdez Families in your prayers. Please keep the following especially in your prayers: SK Fred Erickson, PFN Alan and Irene Canfield, PFN Tom Lotz, Joe Trematore, Fr. Jim Maher, PGK Al McKinley, Shirley wife of SK Dan Zengierski, Lou Gammariello Tony’s Mother, Helen Tatone wife of Bud (d), SK David Tellez, SK Ronald Dumas, Tom Brady, Jackie Loniero son of Tony and Ruben Valdez.
The Sick below and their families also need our love & prayers.
Please continue praying for our service men and woman, they serve throughout the world helping to maintain peace and the ideals of our country. My brothers, if you know of someone in your family, or a friend who is in ill health, who needs our prayers, give me a call at the phone number below. Peace and God’s blessings from your Bereavement and Fraternal Ministry.
Jerry Myszkowski 805 522 1641
Tracy sister of John Antonacci Jacob Arauza brother of PGK Tony De Marco Elaine sister of FN Bob Spielman Walter Bingham Uncle of Tom King Ludetta Bolcelli Cecelia Briones Ron Brown Tom Brady Dorothy, wife of Jerry Brusseau Andrew Budinski PFN Alan and Irene Canfield Richard & Susie Case Greg Cassidy Bernadette, wife of Hugh Chisholm (d) Michael Claton Jim Coleman Jean Conant, wife of Herman (d) PGK Al Coster Mary Conarchy Sister of PFN John Antonacci
Trudy wife of PFN Dominick Costanzo Kathy Lavigne Niece of PFN Dominick Costanzo Ann and Tony Crane Sal D’Angelo Silvia Delorida aunt of Dan Zengierski PGK Tony DeMarco Abrianna granddaughter of PGK Tony DeMarco
Sahera (Sam) Doka Ronald Dumias Jim Fabry Seth Fabry, Jim's grandson Fred Erickson Kitty Fidermutz, daughter of Lonnie Todd Bob Fowler Brian Fransen son of Don
Carmen Zarcone daughter of Paul Friedeborn Luis Garcia III Peggy, wife of Gerald Giarrusso Harrison Goodwin Cody Gorecki Peter Grace Andrea & Jacqueline Griffith, wife and mother of Mark Tanya Guzman Angela Hernandez, niece of Tony DeMarco
Rosa Camacho sister of Alfredo Hernandez Terry, wife of Tim Hodgins Debbie Hollar Lois, wife of PGK Ron Huerth Carmel Kelly Bob King Brother of Tom Mariann, daughter of Tom King Dan Lang Francis Lemos Vincent Lendonne Harold (Chris) Lev Jr. PGK John Linscott Jackie Loniero son of Tony Veronica Lopez & Alberto Anaya Cousin & nephew of Alberto Lopez Marlin, brother of Joseph Lopez Ramon Lopez Henry Mancilla Scott, grandson of Henry Mancilla Fr Jim Maher Rachel, wife of PGK John McCrack-en
Richard McFeters, father of Chloe Conant; PGK Al McKinley Kellie daughter of PGK Al McKinley Charles Miserendino
PGK John Mitchell Julia Mora, daughter of Joe Lopez
Hope Morrissey, wife of Tom Flora Mulet PFN Jerry Myszkowski Joann Occonel Bill Otto Toni & PFN/PGK Jerry Padgett Saylor Padgett grand daughter of PGK/PFN Jerry
Roman Palma Libia Perez Wren Pitstick, Jerry’s grandson Barbara Prete, wife of Andy (d) Christina Reveles, sister of Henry Mancilla Tyler Ritch Esteban Soto Grandson of PFN Mariano Robles Jose Paz relative of PFN Mariano Robles Afra, wife of Ralph Rogers (d) Mika Shepard Pat Silvestri Colleen Small David Smith son of GK Bob Sara, wife of Jim Spencer Helen Tatone wife of Bud (d) David & Alberta Tellez PGK Earl Todd Sandy, wife of Mike Tortorici Joe & Ginger Trematore Ruben Valdez Gene Walinski Family Ed Weigand Colleen, wife of Jim Weir (d) Helen, wife & Chelsea, grand- daughter of Jack White (d) Michael Wilkomm Shirley, wife of Dan Zengierski Mallery Tech Granddaughter of Dan Zengierski
An Early Start This Year
A new fraternal year is upon us. Congratulations
to the newly elected and appointed council lead-
ers. I’m sure you have a list of things that you want
to accomplish during the coming year. I’m eager to
help.
One of these goals is the attainment of the Star
Council award, the most prestigious award the Or-
der offers at the council level. I’m certainly commit-
ted to helping on the insurance side, but I’ll be glad to help on the mem-
bership side as well
If you know an eligible Catholic man who might be interested in joining the
Order (and who among us doesn’t), he’s probably just waiting to be
asked. I can help you, either by approaching him myself, or by “coaching”
you, transferring sales skills that you can use to recruit him and other pro-
spects. As always I’m at your service.
What would be helpful to all of us would be an early start on these those
goals, rather than waiting until May or June. Let’s get an early start on
award season this year.
Fraternally,
Willie Romero FICF
Insurance Report
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Joseph Arvizu It is with great sadness that the family of Joseph Cruz Arvizu,
known to his beloved grandchildren as “Tata” announced his
passing, after a brief illness, on June 30, 2019. At the age of 89
he has reunited with his beloved wife, Jessie Soria Arviso, and
son Joseph Cruz Arviso, jr. in the celebration of heavenly host,
with all the family members who have all gone before.
Joseph, will be lovingly remembered by his children, John
J.Arviso, Steven J Arviso, Anna DeLaCruz, Rosalinda Lemos,
Gloria Arviso. Joseph C. Arviso, jr. ( deceased). Manuel S. Soto, Ricardo P. Delgado.
Joseph will be most fondly be remembered by his grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Joseph had the privilege of being close to his grandchildren and some would say that, he
was more like a Father for those who had not, had both parents in their lives.
Grandchildren, Manuel, Micheal, Audrey, Jacob, David, Jaime, Sarah, Israel, Abel, Christi-
ana, Rosemary, Rachel, Amber, Floralinda, Summer, Camille, Ava, Marisa.
Joe will also be forever remembered by his numerous great grandchildren and nieces,
nephews and extended family and dear friends.
Joe, was proud to serve his country in the United States Army. Joe was an humanitarian
through and through. Joe was an accomplished guitar player and loved his music, he was
a family man and always a gentleman. Joseph had a constant smile and loved people. He
was known for his sense of humor, and oftentimes, would crack up before the punchline!
Joseph worked for L.A. school district, until he retired. He worked for the Simi Valley court-
house for several years, following his retirement .
Joseph was a man of faith, and brought up his family to believe in the savior Jesus Christ,
his resurrection, and soon coming back, which is why we invite you to celebrate with us,
the graduation of our dear Father, Joseph Cruz “ Joe” Arvizu, into passing from life to “real”
life, into the arms of Jesus, for eternity.
Prayer service was held on:
Monday, July 8th, 2019 at the Reardon Mortuary in Simi Valley
Mass was held on Tuesday, July 9th, 2019 at St. Rose of Lima in Simi Valley
Moment of Faith
Growing in Faith
Having been involved with the RCIA team at SRL, I see candi-dates that want to deepen their faith, but are not sure how. We must keep in mind that as individuals we are all different and need to travel down different paths. What works for one person may not work for another, depending on where they are on their spiritual journey. The question is often asked in many different forms, usually the person is looking for an ex-ternal answer to what they should be “doing”: • What should I be doing to serve God? • What volunteer work can I do to help others? • Should I pray/read the Bible more? • How can I prove my love for God? • Should I be doing more Rosaries? • What is God calling me to do? • What is God’s will for me? All of these are great questions and should be asked, but it is often more important to re-flect on who we are first and ask more fundamental questions that can change our hearts: • What changes in my heart would lead me to serve better? • Who do I think God wants me to become? • How can I have more openness to God’s loving presence? The ultimate question might be: • What brings me closer to God? These questions are about transforming yourself, with a heart that is aligned closer to God’s will. Once your heart is softened, the “doing” questions will answer themselves and you cannot help but follow your path. How to serve God is a question that is older than Christianity and one of the mysteries that you will have to sort out for yourself. The apostles took different directions after receiving training for Jesus, based on who they were, the talents they had and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Do not try to follow another person’s path, find your journey based on who you are and who you believe God wants you to become. Humbly yours, Clark Pentico
NMN
I want you to consider a means of regaining much of
your youthful abilities, stamina, ability to heal rapidly
and have the energy you had decades ago. This one
supplement will impact every organ system in your
body and improve the way everything works.
One enzyme facilitates thousands of reactions in your
body’s cells; it declines with age, and its decline is a
major mechanism of aging itself. New things are com-
ing to reality that will extend our productive and healthy
phase of living, but we need to live long enough to ben-
efit from them. In the meantime, boosting our cell’s lev-
els of this enzyme, called NAD+, is the biggest bang for
your buck for anything on the market to stretch your
health-span. The fastest way to do that is by supple-
menting with NMN.
I told you in a previous bulletin that I had taken part in a study/contest wherein I
took a gram of NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) per day (8 doses of 125 mg
sublingually about an hour apart). I stopped taking naps, had some amazing clear-
ing of the skin on the back of my hands, thought more clearly and was generally far
more energetic. Knees felt better, dropped body fat, saw increases in strength at
the gym. It was quite rewarding.
I couldn’t afford to keep taking it at that dose and have settled at ½ gram, 5 days out of 7, and seem to be holding onto the gains at that dose. So I recommend that you bite the bullet and go to https://alivebynature.com, buy the 240 tablet bottle of NMNs and see what it does for you. Use a discount code of FRANK10 for a 10% discount. Let me know about any results you experience, and I will pass them on to others, with your permission. To your greater fitness and health, in Christ, Frank
Fitness Report
Ceremonies
Please welcome to the newest members of our council:
♦ William Alexander
♦ Mariano Garde
♦ Patrick Stevenson
♦ John Seager
They each entered the 1st degree on June 3rd (picture above) as
well as the 2nd degree on June 10th! Congratulations!
ELECTIONS CONDUCTED BY GENE WALINSKI, Tuesday 6/11
POSITION ELECTED
Grand Knight Chris Smith
Deputy Grand Knight Dominick Costanzo
Chancellor Jorge Curiel
Warden John Lemos
Recorder Joe Ferrell
Treasurer Lee Turner
Advocate Richard Buetow
1 yr Trustee Tony DeMarco
2 yr Trustee John Antonacci
3 yr Trustee Bob Smith
Guard Chris Fabray
Guard Chris Valle
Guard Saher Doka
The below officers were elected at the Business Meeting
on Tuesday, 6/11 — Thank you for your commitment!
Sunday, June 9th, 2019: We had 19 cooks that registered;16 showed up. In the non-professional
category, Screaming Eagles took 1st place and in the professional category, Chuy’s took 1st place.
John introduced something new this year, Free Throw shooting, it helped our bottom line tremen-
dously, by bringing a whopping $2.00. As John said in his own defense, “Only those who dare to
fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.”
• Numbers are not finalized, but net income is estimated between $14-17k (last year was $34k)
• Early morning numbers were up, but total attendance was down by 500
What a great day! The Lord blessed us with perfect weather. We had lots of vendors and cars.
Many thanks to all who help that day and in the days leading up to the event. Many thanks espe-
cially to all the directors and chairman that made this event possible.
I can’t list everyone’s names since it would fill the page. You make me proud to part of this council.
We are still paying off the bills, but it looks like we had a very profitable event again this year. We
should have the final Net profit in the next couple of months.
PGK Rick Ostrich
Chili Cookoff & Car SHow
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Homeless Breakfast
The July Homeless Breakfast took place on Sat-
urday the 13th.
Call Rick if you would like more details for the August Homeless Breakfast.
Rick Ostrich 805-501-8818
Homeless Dinner
The upcoming homeless dinners are on July 19th
and July 30th at the Knights hall. If you can come
by and help please show up between 3 and 4pm.
Questions, please call Rick Ostrich at 805-501-8818.
OCTOBER BLOOD DRIVE
Please plan to give the gift of life in blood at the next Knights of Columbus blood drive! Roll up your sleeves for your community on Saturday, October 19th, from 8 AM —12:30 PM at the St. Rose of Lima Church hall. If you can’t give, please send someone else who can! Vitalant (formerly United Blood Services) will be collect-ing blood for our community hospitals. All eligible donors are appreciated—many website prizes given away for blood donations! For more details or to make an appoint-ment: call Paul Friedeborn at 805-395-1126 or Vitalant at 877-258-4825; you can also visit Vitalant online.
Installation and Turnover The Installation of Officers and Turnover Dinner for our Simi Valley Council #5803 will take place on Sunday, July 28th at St Rose of Lima Church:
3:30pm—Installation of Officers Ceremony
4:30pm—Social hour
5:00pm—Turnover Dinner
Come celebrate as our junior Past Grand Knight, Bob Smith passes the gavel to our new Worthy Grand Knight Christopher Smith as well as all of the new officers for the 2019-2020 Columbian year! As an added bonus, Bob will be awarding Knight of the Year as well as sev-eral other coveted awards from the 2018-2019 year with some guaran-teed surprises!
Join us, bring your spouses and enjoy a fried chicken dinner! Help cel-ebrate and enjoy the festivities! This will be a turnover turnout to re-member!!
For Reservations please call PGK Gene Walinski at (805) 583-4833
Men’s Holy Hour of Power
St. Rose of Lima Adoration Chapel
Every Saturday 7:00 a.m.
Prayer to St. Joseph, Rosary,
Brief Talk, Silent Prayer & Benediction
BINGO WORKERS
We are in need of more pull tab workers and we still need a caller and a call
back person. Training is free and it is not a hard job. For pull tabs you basically
sell lottery tickets to the players. If you are new to the council please call me so
I can get you on the Bingo Schedule. If you can’t work a specific weekend in Au-
gust or have a shift preference please email me at [email protected] . I pro-
duce the schedule around the 2nd Wednesday of the month before. So get me
any special requests for August by July 9th. Keep in mind cashiers and pull tab
workers now start at 4:00pm.
Also we have a had a lot of knights showing up to help without being scheduled. Though, we do appreciate
it, it leads to staffing problems as the workers that are scheduled are left to wonder why they are there. For
example, one week we had 7 pull tab workers, and the next week 2. It would help a lot and be much more
appreciated if you could work a scheduled shift once a month.
I have posted the bingo worker schedule online at www.kc5803.org.
2019 - 2020 OFFICERS Grand Knight SK Chris Smith (805) 579-7373 [email protected]
Spiritual Advisor SK Deacon Terry Reibenspies (805) 390-0745 [email protected]
Deputy Grand Knight SK Dominick Costanzo
Chancellor Jorge Curiel (805) 526-5188 [email protected]
Warden John Lemos (805) 791-7789 [email protected]
Recorder SK Joe Ferrall (805) 428-1894 [email protected]
Financial Secretary SK Lee Olson (805) 907-2984 [email protected]
Treasurer Lee Turner (805) 813-1656 [email protected]
1st Year Trustee SK Tony DeMarco (805) 558-4328 [email protected]
2nd Year Trustee SK John Antonacci (805) 559-2944 [email protected]
3rd Year Trustee SK Bob Smith (805) 578-0434 [email protected]
Advocate Richard Buetow [email protected]
Guard Chris Fabray
Guard Chris Valle
Guard Saher Doka
District Deputy SK Richard Kohnke (805) 990-3436
Insurance Representative SK Willie Romero (805) 522-1916 [email protected]
COUNCIL 5803 EVENTS
EVENT DATE CHAIRMAN TEL E-MAIL
On Going/ As needed
Bingo On going PGK Rick Ostrich 501-8818 [email protected]
Blood Drive On going SK Paul Friedeborn 522-6080 [email protected]
Christian Service Program On going Penny (845) 803-1685
Family Mass 5th Sundays PGK Bob Smith 578-0434 [email protected]
Fish Fries—1st Friday 1st Fridays SK Jerry Padgett (661)492-5473 [email protected]
Healthy Living Director On going SK Frank Wilhelmi 526-6194 [email protected]
Helping Hands As needed SK Paul Friedeborn 522-6080 [email protected]
Homeless Breakfast Monthly PGK Rick Ostrich 501-8818 [email protected]
Homeless Dinner 3rd Fridays SK Tony Loniero 527-2254 [email protected]
Membership On going SK Christopher Smith 579-7373 [email protected]
Knights Knews- Bulletin On going SK Ray Madden (732) 912-5267 [email protected]
Pro-Life Breakfast 5th Sundays SK Tony Lemos
SK George Lemos
584-3803
584-9816
elv-
[email protected] lemos1
Rosary for the Unborn 1st Saturday SK Tony Lemos
SK George Lemos
584-3803
584-9816
elv-
[email protected] lemos1
Various Food Drives TBA TBD
Seasonal
Fish Fries- Lenten March 8 to Easter
(Fridays)
Monday Night Football Sept- Jan PGK John Antonacci 559-2944 [email protected]
Bowling Sept-May PGK George Gnesda 522-5699 [email protected]
PADS Oct-April PGK Rick Ostrich 501-8818 [email protected]
K of C 5803 Toy Drive Oct-Dec PGK Cliff Wirtz
PGK Norm Ouellette
208-8970
551-3704
[email protected] njouellett
Christmas Cards Oct-Dec PGK Norm Ouellette 551-3704 [email protected]
Once Per Year
Charter Night Jan, 2020 SK Richard O'Donnell 522-0906
Super Bowl Party Feb. 2, 2020 PGK John Linscott 527-7188 [email protected]
Annual Men’s Retreat March 2020 PGK Mike Palacios 581-9506 [email protected]
St Patrick's Day Dinner March 15, 2020 SK Joe Ferrall 428-1894 [email protected]
Scholarship Spring PGK Bob Smith 587-0434 [email protected]
Free Throw Contest Spring PGK George Gnesda 522-5699 [email protected]
International Dinner/Vocation Sun. TBD PGK Cliff Wirtz 208-8970 [email protected]
Chili Cook Off June 9 2019 PGK Rick Ostrich 501-8818 [email protected]
Installation of Officers July 28, 2019 PGK Gene Walinski 583-4833 [email protected]
Turnover Dinner July 28, 2019 PGK Gene Walinski 583-4833 [email protected]
PGK Testimonial Dinner September GK Bob Smith 578-0434 [email protected]
Simi Valley Days Sept. 12-15 SK John MacKenzie
PGK John Antonacci
522-9818
559-2944
Bishop Fishing Trip Oct 3-6, 2019 GK Christopher Smith 579-7373 [email protected]
MRC Tootsie Roll Drive October PGK John Antonacci 559-2944 [email protected]
Columbus Day Dinner TBD Oct. SK Tony Gammariello 522-9548 [email protected]
Thanksgivng Dinner TBD Nov. PGK John Antonacci 559-2944 [email protected]
Thanksgiving Day Dinner TBD Nov. PGK Tony Demarco 558-4328 [email protected]
Memorial Mass TBD Nov. PGK Bob Smith 578-0434 [email protected]
Hanicapable Lunch TBD Dec. PGK Rick Ostrich 501-8818 [email protected]
New Years Party Dec 31st PFN Jerry Myszowski 522-1691 [email protected]
