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PASTORAL STAFFPastor ........................Rev. Msgr. James M. BarkerAssociate Pastor .............. Rev. Stephen R. SuttonAssociate Pastor ................ Rev. Isaac A. MakovoRetired-In Residence ...........Rev. Kennard MullerPastoral Year Intern ............................John StreifelDeacon: ................................................ Lee BensonDeacon: ......................................Peter J. CalabreseDeacon: ....................................... Jim LongeneckerDeacon (retired): ................................ Robert LehrDeacon (retired): ........................ Ralph TrautweinBusiness Manager: ......................... Ginger BargerPastoral Associate: .................... Kathleen RobertsDir. of Faith Formation: ....................... Cetta York Coordinator of Faith Formation: .. Todd TwiningDir. of Youth & Young Adult Ministry: .......... Susanna TwiningDir. of Music Ministry: ................ Peter AndersonDir. of Contemporary Music: ........ Todd TwiningParish Offi ce Manager: ........Fahey Scheuerman

MASS SCHEDULESaturday - 4:00, 5:30

Sunday - 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00Daily Mass: Monday-Friday 7:30 & 9:00 AM;

Saturday 8:00 AM

Sunday, 9:00 Mass “signed” for the hearing impaired

Adoration in the Historic ChurchSunday 7:00 AM - Monday 7:00 AM

Parish Center Offi ce Hours: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PMParish Offi ce: 410-879-9390; 410-838-3627

Faith Formation: 410-879-0959; 410-838-0780Emergency Phone after 4:30 PM;

Phone: 410-879-5633 • Fax: 410-879-1352e-mail: frbarker@aol.com

Website: www.stignatiushickory.org

PAPAPAPAPASSSTSTSTSTSTOOORORORORORALALALALAL SSSSSSSTATATATATAFFFFFFFFFFPastor ........................Rev. Msgr. James M. BarkerAAssociate Pastor .............. Rev. Stephen R. SuttonAAssociate Pastor ................ Rev. Isaac A. MakovoRetired-In Residence ...........Rev. Kennard MullerPastoral Year Intern ............................John StreifelDeacon: Lee Benson

WELCOME! We at St. Ignatius warmly welcome all to our community. New parishioners may register after Mass by picking up a “yellow” registration form from the table in the Narthex. Please notify the offi ce as soon as possible should you move or change your phone number.

BAPTISM: The celebration of infant Baptism is scheduled on most Sundays at 1:15 PM. In preparation for this event, parents attend a Baptismal preparation class. Please call the parish offi ce to register.

CONFIRMATION: Assists in growth to personal Christian maturity is offered annually to 9th grade students. Students who request this sacrament are prepared through a special program and must already be attending religious education classes. Adults may arrange for confi rmation by contacting a member of the pastoral staff.

RECONCILIATION: The opportunity for confession and Reconciliation is available on Saturdays from 3:00-3:45 PM and First Fridays between 8:00-8:45 AM. Parish celebrations of Reconciliation are announced during Advent and Lent. Parishioners may call the parish offi ce to arrange times for personal spiritual direction.

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA): A process of prayer, study and spiritual formation prepares adults for entrance into our faith. Call the offi ce for information.

CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD (CLOW): Celebrated in the Parish Center each Sunday at the 10:30 AM Mass.

CARE OF THE SICK: The Sacrament of the Sick is intended for those who are ill or infi rm. Parishioners planning to enter the hospital are encouraged to receive this sacrament prior to admission. Parish staff members visit hospitalized or homebound parishioners when notifi ed of their illness. Please be aware that the hospital will not inform us. The Sacrament of the Sick is offered each fi rst Saturday after the 4:00 PM Mass.

MARRIAGE: At least one individual must be a registered parishioner of St. Ignatius for at least one year prior to the initial contact with the priest or deacon. Couples should contact the parish offi ce at least six months prior to the wedding date for proper assistance.

ANNIVERSARY MASS: Celebrated at the 8:00 AM Mass on the second Saturday of each month in the Historic Church. Anniversary couples for that month are given a special blessing after they renew their vows. To register for your anniversary month, call the Parish Offi ce.

VOCATIONS TO PRIESTHOOD AND RELIGIOUS LIFE: If you are interested in a life dedicated to Christ and the Church, please schedule an appointment with one of the parish priests. You may also call the Archdiocesan Director of Vocations, Father James Sorra at 410-547-5426.

Deadline for items to appear in the bulletin is 9:00 AM MondayMailing Address: 533 East Jarrettsville Road, Forest Hill, MD 21050-1603

(Our Historic Church is the oldest Catholic church in use in the

Archdiocese of Baltimore)

Since September 27, 1792

St. Ignatius Parish Hickory, MD

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Priest SATURDAY 4/2 4:00 Joseph & Mary Knauer† Fr. Steve 5:30 Beverly Buck Graybeal & Family† Fr. Steve SUNDAY 4/3 7:30 Anna & Walter Szymanowski† Fr. Isaac (Deacon Jim Preaching) 9:00 All Parishioners Fr. Ken 10:30 Thomas D. Noeth Family† Fr. Isaac 12:00 Lee & Genevieve Benson† Msgr. Jim (Deacon Lee Preaching)

MONDAY 4/4 7:30 Francesca Knauer† M 9:00 Eva Noynoyan TUESDAY 4/5 7:30 Barbara Anne Cox† T 9:00 Eric Novilla WEDNESDAY 4/6 7:30 Cathy Demme† W 9:00 Mary Lou Scheve† THURSDAY 4/7 7:30 Dolores Barker† T 9:00 Dr. Robert Havbinson† FRIDAY 4/8 7:30 John & Catherine Weitzel† F 9:00 Eva Friskey† SATURDAY 4/9 S 9:00 Leo Meise†

Confessions: Saturday 3:00-3:45 p.m.

Fr. Steve and Fr. Ken

Parish Events…

SCRIPTURAL THEME FOR EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD: The significance of the empty tomb was seemingly beyond the comprehension of Peter and Mary Magdalen. It was the beloved apostle, John, who understood the implication. He saw and believed. When we trust whole-heartedly in Christ, we witness things that seemingly defy human comprehension. Easter is evidence of that. The love of the cross triumphs over sin and death. From humiliation, brutality, and pain come redemption and salvation. Alleluia indeed!

REMEMBER TO PRAY FOR THE DECEASED: Nicholas John Delich and John Edward Whitehead. May they rest in peace.

READINGS FOR THIS WEEKEND: Acts 10:34a, 37-43 Psalm 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23 Colossians 3:1-4 John 20:1-9

READINGS FOR NEXT WEEKEND: Acts 5:12-16 Psalm 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 Revelation 1:9-11a, 12-13, 17-19 John 20:19-31

ANNOUNCED HOLY MASS INTENTIONS FOR APRIL 2-9

The Seminarians serving at St. Ignatius for the 2015-2016 academic year are: Deacon Jamie Power, 4th Theology for the Diocese of Erie, PA, Rick Jasper, 3rd Theology for the Diocese of Wilmington, and Ben Fleser, 1st Theology for the Diocese of Richmond. (These seminarians are in addition to John Streifel of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, who is serving his Pastoral Year here at the parish.)

THE MAY CROWNING OF OUR BLESSED MOTHER is scheduled for Saturday, May 14, at the 5:30 p.m. Mass. Our First Communion students are asked to come dressed in

their First Communion outfits to assist in the crowning ceremony and to honor Mary as the Queen of Heaven. All are welcome.

Sunday, March 27 No Classes Monday, March 28 7:00-9:00 PM Life in the Spirit Introduction Historic Church Tuesday, March 29 7:00 PM RCIA Parish Church Wednesday, March 30 6:30 PM SSL Youth Room 7:00 PM Legion of Mary Library 7:30-9:00 PM Confirmation Workshop #11 Parish Center & Classrooms Thursday, March 31 3:00-4:00 PM Word on Fire Scripture Study Room 202 Friday, April 1 7:30-10:30 AM First Friday Fellowship Madonna Room 6:30-8:00 PM Cub Scouts Rooms 101-104

POOR BOXES ON EASTER are for the local poor who come to us seeking assistance. Your generosity is deeply appreciated.

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COUNTING OUR BLESSINGS

Due to our printer’s Easter deadline, figures for last weekend were not available in time for this bulletin. Figures for Palm Sunday and Easter will be included in next weekend’s bulletin.

Alleluia! Christ is victorious over sin and death! When we are good stewards of our faith, like St. Paul, we’re able to share this good news wherever we can; your generosity today and all year long enables the

parish to do just this. God bless you for your goodness.

Please consider remembering St. Ignatius, Hickory, Parish in your will. Catholics of generations to come will thank you for your thoughtfulness and remember you in prayer. By doing this and informing us that you have included St. Ignatius in your plan, you also become a member of the parish’s Heritage Society.

CRISIS PREGNANCY? Pregnant, Need Help? Call the Gabriel Network 1-800-ANGEL-OK. Suffering Post Abortion Stress? Call Rachel’s Vineyard Baltimore/Project Rachel at 410-625-8491 or email rvbaltimore@archbalt.org. Did you know that Birthright, our local crisis pregnancy help center, also offers post abortion support? “We can be a bridge to healing.” Call 410-838-0443 or 24-Hour toll free 800-550-4900.

Dear Friends,

The Feast of the Resurrection of our Lord is a day of great joy and happiness. It’s the celebration of the triumph of our Savior and the assurance of the triumph of our faith and our Church which Jesus won for us. Thank you so much for joining us today. We see more folks today than we do any other day of the year. Whenever you come here, whether it’s just a couple times a year or every day—know that this is your “Home.” Our hearts and our doors are always open for you. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome! If there is anything the priests, deacons, and staff can do for you, please call us! Thank you to all who made Holy Week and Easter 2016 in the parish so beautiful and so very meaningful. I am thrilled, at our Easter Vigil, to welcome, receive into the Church, and confirm 16 parishioners who have participated in the RCIA program over the past months. Through the efforts of Cetta York, Seminarians John, Rich, and Ben, Deacon Lee Benson, Deacon Pete Calabrese, the RCIA Team, the Staff, and with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, these 16 individuals have a new home in the Catholic Church. May they each be blessed with unwavering faith, and may they always be at peace and “at home” here at St. Ignatius. Special thanks to our Choir, Cantors, Director of Music—Pete Anderson and Todd Twining, Organists, Instrumentalists, Contemporary Group, Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, Greeters, Sacristans, Marthas, Ushers, Altar Servers, Church Decorators (Joan & Jerry Strickroth, and Nadine Longenecker), Bulletin Stuffers, Youth Group, our Staff, and my brother Priests and Deacons, Fr. Steve, Fr. Ken, Fr. Isaac, Fr. Michael, Deacon Ralph, Deacon Pete, Deacon Lee, Deacon Jim, Deacon Bob and Seminarian John. You have helped us all to experience the joy the Lord has won for us through the Resurrection. We are blessed by all your tireless efforts. To all who have extended Easter Greetings to the priests and staff—we are extremely grateful, and we thank you. May the Risen Lord be a source of strength, support, and hope for each of you. Again, Happy Easter. In the Risen Lord, Rev. Msgr. James M. Barker Pastor

From the Pastor

WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS: Our next new parishioner welcome will be on Sunday, April 10, at 1:15 p.m. in the Madonna Room. If you have registered in the parish over the last six months, you are most welcome to attend and share in some light refreshments,

meet some staff and Pastoral Council members, along with learning some information about our wonderful parish.

PRAYER FOR EASTER

O God, by your power and might, you smashed the bonds of sin and death to raise Jesus to life. Send your Holy Spirit upon us to roll away the stones of discouragement and despair so that we might receive new life in Jesus Christ, our Savior. As we have died with him in baptism, so we seek to live with him, both now and forever. Deepen our joy as we celebrate these days, and strengthen in us the conviction that we need not fear

anymore. Amen. Alleluia!

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GRIEF SUPPORT: Our next Drop-in Grief Support Meeting will be held on April 4. All who are grieving the loss of a loved one are welcome. Please call the Parish Office for more information. BEREAVED PARENTS SUPPORT GROUP: St. Ignatius is hosting a support group for bereaved parents. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month in the Conference Room. Anyone who has ever lost a child of any age is most welcome. The next meeting is scheduled for April 14 at 7:00 p.m. Please call Beth at 410-420-0133 for more information.

If you would like to be contacted by a member of our Ministry of Consolation team, please call the office at 410-879-1926.

Miriasa Gentilesco, Fran Barrick, Jeanne Lewis, Richard Cook, Linda Burkins, Lydia Wallace, Lisa K. Smith, Bob Norman, Donna Renner, Adelaide Wardrope, Peggy Bands, Anthony Peretti, Charles Mahan, Helen Peppersack, Patricia Vincent, George Widman, Joan Keenan, Steven Meadowcroft, Ted Zabora, Betty Anderson, Richard Dolan, Gerald Mullhausen, Skee Khrwowski, Annie, Gloriana Hopkins,

Geneba Pope, Gynnilee Moser, Cindy Spezia, John Hayward, Carolyn Deares, Lance Wong, Phyllis Connelly, Inez Dauer, Xavier McGeady, Michael Richardson, Jim Hunt, Richard Campbell, Cathy O’Connor, Darlene Greezicki, Carol Patti, Paul Slade, Quinn Goedeke, Phil Shulka, Charlotte Devitz, Emily Zmoda, Shawn Patterson, Chris Patterson, Melanie McWilliams Kieth, Ralph Falcone, Alicia Falcone, Daniel Carpenter, Alison Ralek, Francine Kahler, Eleanor Demski, Stephen Welsh, Timothy Hutton, Joseph Camden, Josie Welsh, Tabitha Discher, Sharon Collins & Sons, Mark Pepple, Mary Grafton, Walter Kolopki, Benjamin Breda, Mary Franz, Mary Rosenberger, Erin Wygal, Judi Clarke, Vince Wheeler, Steven Severn, Mary Ann Smith, Mary Dailing, Mary McGuirk, Marie Nowak, Alexandria Gillespie, Michelle & Baby Boy Pellitier, Julie Blair, Charlotte Logan, Allison Efaw, Melissa Adams, Melanie Sharpe, Mary Frese, Armand Baumann, Mary Streett, Jean Donheo, Joseph Anthony Mascari, V, Michelle Scaonicky, Mai-Linh, Anthony Cascio, Cathy Schaub, Carey & Walter Sullivan, Angela Wychryst, Edward Towery, Cameron Chesnavage, Patricia Johnson, Al Kramer, Tim Smith, Jack Kutcher, Pauline Pulaski, Nathaniel Rey, Dawn Delgallo, Jim Welsh, Caitlyn Foggin, Janet Smith, and for all the sick.

VOCATIONS: Please pray in a special way each day for Priestly Vocations for our Archdiocese and for vocations to the Consecrated Life. To inquire about either vocation, please see one of our parish priests or call the Director of Vocations, Fr. James Sorra, at 410-547-5426. Currently, St. Ignatius has two men from our parish in the seminary. Lee Benson is studying at St. Mary’s Seminary in Baltimore, and Karl Discher is studying at St. John Paul II College Seminary in Washington, D.C. Pray for them! Also, we ask your prayers for John Streifel who is studying at St. Mary’s Seminary in Baltimore and is on his Pastoral Year at St. Ignatius.

YOU GOTTA PLAY...TO WIN!

The parish is raffling off $10,000 and three runner-up prizes of $1,000, $750, and $500. There will only be 750 tickets sold at a cost of $50 each. Proceeds will benefit our

plans to resurface the back parking lot behind the Parish Center. Purchase your ticket and “join the Club”!

Applications are on bright yellow sheets in the Narthex and are also available at the Parish Office. The winner is drawn at the Annual volunteer Picnic in early June.

TEA PARTY: The Ladies of St. Ignatius will host their Annual Tea Party for all the ladies of the parish on Sunday, April 10, 1:00-3:00 p.m., in the Parish Center. Tickets, at a cost of $15 each, are available at the Parish Office. Please bring your favorite tea cup with you!

Eucharistic Adoration Every Sunday 7:00 AM through Monday 7:00 AM

In the Historic Church All are Welcome—Please join us.

On Easter Sunday (today), Adoration will be suspended because of the holiday schedules of our Adorers. On Divine Mercy Sunday (April 3), Adoration will be suspended at 11:30 a.m. and during the Noon Mass; the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed again around 1:45 p.m. (after the Divine Mercy Devotion in the Parish Church).

Be S ll and Know That I Am God.

Could you not spend One hour with me?

DEACON MICHAEL RUBELING will be ordained a Priest for the Archdiocese of Baltimore on Saturday, June 25, at 10:00 a.m. at The Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. (Deacon Michael served his Pastoral Year and Diaconate Year here at St. Ignatius last year.) The parish has reserved a bus to the Cathedral for parishioners who wish to attend the ordination. To sign up for the bus, please stop by the office with a $10 deposit (which will be returned to you as you board the bus on June 25 at the 8:00 a.m. departure).

Father Michael will celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving here on Saturday, July 9, at 5:30 p.m., followed by a light reception in the Parish Center with First Priestly Blessings. All are welcome.

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TThe Parish Community of St. Ignatius, Hickory is pleased to cordially invite you to a

Mass of Thanksgiving commemorating the

Golden Jubilee of Priesthood Ordination of our Resident and Assisting Priest

Rev. Kennard S. Muller

The Mass will be celebrated at

St. Ignatius, Hickory 533 E. Jarrettsville Road

Forest Hill, Maryland 21050 On

Saturday, the Twenty-first of May Two thousand sixteen

At 5:30 PM

A Parish reception honoring Fr. Ken will be held immediately following the Mass

in St. Ignatius Parish Hall.

It’s my sincere hope that you can join us in honoring Fr. Ken

For his many years of dedicated service in God’s Holy Priesthood.

Sincerely in Christ, Rev. Msgr. James M. Barker Pastor

WANT TO TALK TO A NURSE?

Dear Friends, Beginning on April 5 and every Tuesday thereafter, from 1:00-2:30 in the afternoon, there will be a Volunteer Parish Nurse available in Kathleen Roberts’ office (the first office on the left as you walk in the side entrance of the Parish Center). The nurses are there to assist parishioners with weekly blood pressure checks and to be a trained listening ear for you in the area of health in body, mind, and spirit. Appointments can be made in 15-minute time slots. To make an appointment, please call Kathleen Roberts at the office Monday, Wednesday, or Friday at 410-879-1926. You are welcome to just walk in, also; but you may have to wait a moment or so. I am grateful to the six parish nurses who have stepped forward to offer this ministry to our parishioners on a rotation basis.

Sincerely in Christ, Rev. Msgr. James M. Barker Pastor

OUR ANNUAL SPRING CLOTHING DRIVE is set for Saturday, April 16, and Sunday, April 17. Please bring clean, gently used clothing in bags to the truck that will be parked behind the Parish Center during Mass times only. The company will also receive shoes that someone else could use.

HOME FROM COLLEGE AND WONDERING IF GOD MIGHT BE CALLING YOU TO BE A PRIEST? Call Fr. Jim Sorra, Vocation Director for the Archdiocese, 410-547-5426, or call one of the parish priests. We would be happy to help you with your discernment. Studies have shown that priests are some of the happiest people around in terms of career paths!

JUST A HEADS UP! On Saturday, May 7, our second grade boys and girls will be making their First Holy Com-munion. The boys and girls assemble in the Historic Church prior to the Special Mass in the Parish Church. For this rea-son, the 8:00 a.m. Mass will be cancelled on Saturday morn-ing, May 7. Thank you for understanding.

RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE: The parish will sponsor a Red Cross Blood Drive on Friday, May 13, from 12:30-6:00 p.m. Sign-up weekends will be Saturday, April 30, and Sunday, May 1, and Saturday, May 7, and Sunday, May 8, in the Narthex. Please consider giving the

gift of life-saving blood for our community. God Bless You.

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PRAYER REQUEST: Please remember in your prayers the brave men and women deployed in our Armed Services. Pray for them, their families, and for their safe return.

Don Baize Andrew Beamon Robert Campbell Mark Delaney Armondo Horsey John Kearby Ryan Kotowski

Kyle Macey Gregory Miller David Rice Brandon Scales Patrick Voelker Mitchell Wade

MOTHER’S DAY NOVENA OF MASSES: Beginning on Mother’s Day, there will be a Novena of Masses offered here at St. Ignatius for all living and deceased mothers. To have your mom remembered, please complete the offering envelope which will be in the bulletin next weekend, April 2/3, and return it through the collection.

INTERESTED IN BEING AN ALTAR SERVER? Boys and girls who will be completing the 4th grade this June are eligible. Training will take place in June. To sign up, just call the Parish Office and leave your name and phone

number, and we will be in touch around the beginning of June.

DO YOU HAVE CONNECTIONS? The Ladies of St. Ignatius are looking for auction items for their Annual Crab Feast/Silent Auction in August. If you can obtain a store gift certificate, restaurant certificate, NEW product, gift basket, or the like, we would very

much appreciate it. Just drop off your NEW product at the Parish Office.

JUST A HEADS UP! Our Annual Crab Feast and Auction this year will be Sunday, August 14, 2016. Tickets will be $60 a person this year. (The price of crabs f r om t he d i s t r i b u tor determines our price for this event. The crabs for this affair are cooked on premises here at the Church.) Tickets will be available from the Parish Office the first weekend in June. Start saving now.

Donations of NEW items, gift cards, sports memorabilia, etc., are now being accepted. Please drop items off at the Parish Center, marked “AUCTION.” Include name of donor and value of item. For more information, please call Donna at 410-893-2505. Please...only NEW products are needed.

THE LADIES OF ST. IGNATIUS ARE ALSO LOOKING FOR BASKET OF CHEER DONATIONS for the Silent Auction. All liquor donations can be dropped off at the Parish Office.

PLEASE HELP US TRY TO REACH OUR GOAL! Thank you to all who have pledged or donated to the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal! If possible, we would like everyone to donate at least a small gift to the appeal. This campaign does so much good for our Archdiocese, our charities, and our parish. If you would like a pledge form, they are available on the table in the Narthex, the pamphlet rack, and at the Parish Office. Completed forms can be dropped in the collection basket. Again, thank you! Msgr. Jim

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TRAVEL CORNER

YEAR OF MERCY PILGRIMAGE $95.00 Friday, April 8, 2016 8:00 AM — 6:00 PM

There are still a few seats available for this trip. The bus will leave our lower parking lot promptly at 8:00 a.m. Please arrive NO LATER THAN 7:45 a.m. to allow ample time for boarding the bus.

DORCHESTER COUNTY ADVENTURE $95.00 Friday, June 10, 2016 7:00 AM — 7:00 PM

Spend a day on the Eastern Shore! Our “Island Experience Tour” begins in Cambridge, with stops at the Hooper Island Oyster Aquaculture Company, a one-hour cruise on the Honga River, lunch at Old Salty’s Restaurant, and a guided bus tour of Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge.

DAIRY FARM TOUR $67.00 Friday, September 9, 2016 8:00 AM — 5:00 PM

Kreider’s Farm tour, lunch at Lintia’s Restaurant in Manheim, PA, and Turkey Hill Experience, where you will get to make your very own special flavor of ice cream.

CHRISTMAS MAGIC LANTERN SHOW $80.00 Friday, November 4, 2016 9:15 AM — 5:15 PM

Plain & Fancy Experience Theater for Magic Lantern Show, lunch at Plain & Fancy Restaurant, and visit to Bird-in-Hand Farmers’ Market and National Christmas Center.

For more information or to reserve a seat for any of these trips, please call CAROL LEHR at 410-838-9185. Cost of trips includes all transportation, meals, tours, admissions, taxes, and gratuities. All trips are limited to one bus, so sign up soon! A $20 deposit is required at time of reservation to hold your seat; balance is due two months prior to date of trip. Make checks payable to St. Ignatius Church.

LIFE IN THE SPIRIT: “You can follow a thousand catechism courses, a thousand spirituality courses, a thousand yoga or zen courses and all these things. But none of this will be able to give you the freedom as a child (of God). Only the Holy Spirit can prompt your heart to say ‘Father.’ Only the Holy Spirit is capable of

banishing, of breaking that hardness of heart and making it...soft? No, I don’t like that word…’docile.’ Docile towards the Lord. Docile when it comes to the freedom to love.” Pope Francis, homily of January 9, 2015 What does it mean to know Christ Jesus in a personal way? Find out at the Introduction to the Life in the Spirit Seminar on Monday night, March 28, at 7:30 p.m. in the Historic Church. Invite a friend or neighbor to the next Life in the Spirit Seminar which begins on April 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Historic Church and meets for seven consecutive Monday nights. Experience the love of God and the power of the Holy Spirit in a new way.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: The parish will offer “Summer Family Movie Nights” in the Parish Hall immediately after the Saturday 5:30 p.m. Masses on June 18, July 16, and August 20. Refreshments will be available.

Dear RCIA Class of 2016: Welcome to our Catholic Church here at St. Ignatius. I thank you so much for your choice of being with God and away from the devil and sin. I know you are a little anxious about taking this big responsibility on, but you must trust your conscience and the Holy Spirit will tell you what is right and what is wrong. Don’t think that you are worthless or useless. Jesus died on the Cross for us, because he cared for every single one of us. This is why the Church and my

religion are meaningful to me. I am very happy to be with God and that he lets me know I’m important as a person. I care for every single one of you, but Jesus also cared for every single one of us, and God forgave us for everything we did. We very much so appreciate you becoming a Catholic and trusting yourself with Jesus, the Holy Spirt and God. My favorite way to participate as a member of the Body of Christ is that I try to be fair and honest with my friends. My religion is important to me because I know that I will be safe and God will always help me with my choices. I promise that I will pray for each and every single one of you.

Thank you, Ethan F. (St. Ignatius 5th Grade Faith Formation class of Mr. Jack Schaefer)

FROM THE “GROWING IN FAITH SERIES”

EASTER IS A SECOND CHANCE

What if we could go back and undo all the misdeeds we regret from our past? Wouldn’t it be freeing not to just be forgiven for our mistakes but to be able to make things so right it is as if they never happened? That is actually the nature of God’s mercy. When Easter morning dawns, our new life begins and we start as new creations.

Here’s how to make the most of your second chance. Start off on the right foot: Go to Easter Mass and renew your baptismal promises. Take to heart your vow to renounce evil and embrace new life. Make an Easter resolution: Be a truly new creation. Keep all your good Lenten habits going after Easter. Take advantage of God’s bad memory: God’s perfect love means he does not bear grudges, keep track of wrongdoing, or hold onto ill will. When he forgives, he forgets. Stay close to the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession), and be confident that you are restored to full friendship with God.

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Thinking of joining RCIA next September? Listen to what one of our newly initiated wrote about the RCIA program recently:

Anyone who has had the slightest inclination, curiosity, or desire to try RCIA, I strongly recommend that you take the leap of faith. I was married at St. Ignatius two and a half years ago to my husband, Greg. He was raised Catholic, and his faith has always been a big part of his life. I knew that getting married in the Catholic Church was very important to him, so I decided that we should go ahead and start our marriage in the Church, even though I was a little apprehensive about the entire thing. Greg never brought up the option of RCIA because I think he wanted me to make the decision for myself, rather than putting pressure on me to do so. After we got married, we would go to Church together; and it had crossed my mind that maybe I should really join the experience rather than feeling that I was on the sidelines when I came to Church. As we begin thinking about starting a family, I feel that I want faith and religion to be the center of our family. How can I expect my children to be present in the Church if I am not fully engaged myself? I knew that I still had a lot of questions and reservations, but I knew that it was the right time to take a leap of faith. It was the Sunday before the start of the program, and Cetta got up at the end of Mass to try to recruit some last-minute candidates. It had been on my mind, and it seemed too ironic that we went to that particular Mass; and in a way, I felt like she was talking directly to me. When we got in the car, I mentioned it to Greg; and he seemed very excited. I emailed her the next day and showed up at class on Tuesday, still nervous and apprehensive about the entire process. It has been such a wonderful journey, and I could not be happier that I decided to join the program. Greg is my sponsor and has come to every class with me. It has become a part of our routine, and I think we will miss our weekly Tuesday night classes. RCIA has strengthened our relationship as husband and wife and our relationship with God. I’ve learned a lot about myself and have met some really wonderful people in the process. I can’t say enough positive things about the RCIA program, specifically at St. Ignatius. If you are looking to get a deeper understanding of your faith or to join the Catholic Church, I highly recommend the RCIA program. You will only get what you put into it, but Cetta and the team really give you the tools to help you on your journey.

Sincerely, Emily Boyle, RCIA Class of 2016 If you would like information about next year’s RCIA class or a loved one, or friend would like to learn more about the Church, a new class is now forming for September. Please call our Faith Formation Office at 410-879-0959 or 410-838-0780 and leave your name and phone number; Cetta York, our Director of Faith Formation, will be in touch and will meet with you individually prior to the beginning of classes.

□ (please check) Yes, I would like to learn more about the Catholic Faith.

Name ______________________________________ Address ____________________________________ City _________________ State ______ Zip ________ Phone______________________________________ Email_______________________________________ Please drop this form into the collection basket or drop it off at the office.

CONGRATULATIONS! The parish community of St. Ignatius welcomes those Baptized, Con irmed, and Received into the Church on Holy Saturday at the Easter Vigil.

We promise YOU our support and prayers.

Please pray for these individuals in a special way this coming week. The Holy Spirit is truly working in their lives! May that same Spirit guide and protect them in the years ahead.

Michelle Lynn Natalia Battaglia Patrick Edward Brogan Emily Kate Elizabeth Boyle Rebekah Victoria Margaret Carney-Morey Christopher William Maximillian Kolbe Diehl Paul Michael Diehl Stephanie Nicole Germaine Fehrmann Joseph Francis Luke Haggerty Joshua Stephen Michael Haggerty Michael Carroll Francis Hill David Leonard Leo Johnston Andrew Lynard Matthew Lynard Todd Alan Aidan Morris Coni Dee Anne Murphy Edwin Roy Joseph Nesbitt Rosario Adam John Purpora Evelyn Diane Valentinius Webb

PARISH TRIP TO IRELAND: The parish is sponsoring a “225th Parish Anniversary Trip to Ireland” from April 23-May 4, 2017. The cities that the group will be based in are Dublin, Killarney, and Kiltimagh (very near the Knock Shrine to Our Lady). The trip includes lodging, breakfast each day, and nine dinners. More

details are included on the tan information sheet in the pamphlet rack in the Narthex and at the Parish Office. Registration is available through Laurie Kaiffer, 410-420-6351, at Liberty Travel in the Bel Air Mall.

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A YEAR OF MERCY WITH POPE FRANCIS Sunday, March 27 — Saturday, April 2

Sunday, March 27 — Boundless Mercy God is infinite love, boundless mercy, and that Love has conquered evil at its root through the death and resurrection of Christ. This is the Gospel, the Good News: God’s love has won! Christ died on the cross for our sins and rose again. With him we can fight evil and conquer every day. Do we believe this or not?... But that “yes” has to become part of life! If I believe that Jesus has conquered evil and saved me, I must follow along the path of Jesus for my whole life. — Address, Meeting with Young People, October 4, 2013

Monday, March 28 — Evangelized by the Poor We need to let ourselves be evangelized by [the poor]. The New Evangelization is an invitation to acknowledge the saving power at work in their lives and to put them at the center of the Church’s pilgrim way. We are called to find Christ in them, to lend our voice to their causes, but also to be their friends, to listen to them, to speak for them, and to embrace the mysterious wisdom which God wishes to share with us through them. — Evangelii Gaudium

Tuesday, March 29 — Am I Like One of Them? [In the reading of the Passion], we [hear] many, many names. The group of leaders, some priests, the Pharisees, the teachers of the law, who had decided to kill Jesus. They were waiting for the chance to arrest him. Am I like one of them? — Homily, April 13, 2014

Wednesday, March 30 — No Christianity Without the Cross Christianity is not a philosophical doctrine, it is not a program of life that enables one to be well formed and to make peace. These are its consequences. Christianity is a person, a person lifted up on the cross. A person who emptied himself to save us. He took on sin. And so just as in the desert sin was lifted up, here God made man was lifted up for us. And all of our sins were there…. [Therefore] one cannot understand Christianity without understanding this profound humiliation of the Son of God, who humbled himself and made himself a servant unto death on the cross…. Thanks to the mercy of God, we glory in Christ Crucified. And that is why there is no Christianity without the Cross, and there is no Cross without Jesus Christ. — Homily, Domus Sanctae Marthae, April 8, 2014

Thursday, March 31 — He Became Poor [God] does not reveal himself cloaked in worldly power and wealth but rather in weakness and poverty: “though He was rich, yet for your sake he became poor….” Christ, the eternal Son of God, one with the Father in power and glory, chose to be poor; he came amongst us and drew near to each of us; he set aside his glory and emptied himself so that he could be like us in all things (cf. Phil. 2:7; Heb. 4:15). God’s becoming man is a great mystery! But the reason for all this is his love, a love which is grace, generosity, a desire to draw near, a love which does not hesitate to offer itself in sacrifice for the beloved. — Lenten Message 2014

Friday, April 1 — At That Critical Moment On the cross, when Jesus endured in his own flesh the dramatic encounter of the sin of the world and God’s mercy, he could feel at his feet the consoling presence of his mother and his friend. At that crucial moment, before fully accomplishing the work which his Father had entrusted to him, Jesus said to Mary: “Woman, here is your son.” Then he said to his beloved friend: “Here is your mother” (Jn. 19:26-27). These words of the dying Jesus are not chiefly the expression of his devotion and concern for his mother; rather, they are a revelatory formula, which manifests the mystery of a special saving mission. Jesus left us his mother to be our mother. — Evangelii Gaudium

Saturday, April 2 — Living With Joy And so, let us ask ourselves: How is it possible to live the joy which comes from faith, in the family, today? But I ask you also: Is it possible to live this joy, or is it not possible? A saying of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew speaks to us: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” (11:28). — Address, Pilgrimage of Families, October 26, 2013

Reflection: God’s mercy is boundless. Whatever you are facing, God’s love is there to conquer it. Think about your own personal trials and battles. Say yes to the love of God in each situation.

Reflection: Do you have friendships with the poor? What does having a friendship with the poor look like practically? What opportunities are available to you in your Church and community?

Reflection: Read Mark 14:1—15:47. Imagine that you are there at Jesus’ death and resurrection. What is God saying to you about mercy as you picture the scene? Who are you before the Lord?

Reflection: Do you ever get caught up in being a nice person or studying the teachings of the faith while losing track of your relationship with Jesus? Think about the Stations of the Cross that we prayed during Lent. They help us center on the mercy of God.

Reflection: Take some time to reflect on God’s willingness to lower himself to become man. In light of Christ’s own example, where is God calling you to be poor in your life? Where is he calling you to sacrifice for others?

Reflection: During his greatest moment of mercy, Jesus gave us his mother to be our mother. What is your relationship with Mary like? Do you consider her to be your mother? Take some time to invite her to be a more intimate part of your life.

Reflection: To live with joy and to give joy to others is a great act of mercy. Who needs your joy today? Turn to the Lord to recharge your joy in him..

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How do I prepare to celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday? (April 3 this year) Our Lord promised that those who celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday will receive complete forgiveness of their sins and the punishment due them. Extraordinary! What must you do to obtain these graces?

Many people say the Chaplet of Divine Mercy beginning on Good Friday until the Sunday after Easter. Some also say the Novena to The Divine Mercy. Although the Marians of the Immaculate Conception at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, MA, say this is not necessary, it is “good preparation.” Repent of your sins and firmly trust in God’s mercy by going to confession during Lent. Receive Holy Communion on the feast of Divine Mercy. Everyone agrees this is absolutely necessary. Venerate the image of Divine Mercy. Perform a work of mercy by either helping others or praying for them.

What about the plenary indulgence? In 2005, Pope John Paul II granted a plenary indulgence to the faithful who, on Divine Mercy Sunday, in a spirit completely detached from the affection for a sin, even a venial sin, recite the “Our Father” and the “Apostles’ Creed,” and also add a devout prayer such as “Jesus, I trust in You.” An act of mercy would be to offer this indulgence for a soul in purgatory. How do I say the Chaplet of Divine Mercy? First say an “Our Father,” a “Hail, Mary,” and the “Apostles’ Creed.” Then, using ordinary beads, say the following prayers:

On the large “Our Father” bead, say: “Eternal Father, we offer You the body and blood, soul and divinity, of Your dearly beloved Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ, in atonement for our sins and those of the whole world.” On the small “Hail, Mary” beads, say 10 times: “For the sake of His sorrowful passion, have mercy on us and the whole world.” Continue for five “decades” and then finish by saying three times: “Holy God, Holy Mighty One, Holy Immortal One, have mercy on us and on the whole world.”

What works of mercy can I perform in preparation for Divine Mercy Sunday? The corporal works of mercy are: to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, clothe the naked, shelter the homeless, visit the sick, visit the imprisoned, and bury the dead. The spiritual works of mercy are: To instruct the ignorant, counsel the doubtful, admonish sinners, bear wrongs patiently, forgive offenses willingly, comfort the afflicted, and pray for the living and the dead. How do I say the Divine Mercy Novena? Copies of the devotion are available in St. Ignatius Church Narthex.

PREPARING FOR DIVINE MERCY DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY

(The Second Sunday of Easter) Next Sunday, April 3, 2016

Following the 12:00 Noon Mass, the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed in the Monstrance on the Altar in the Parish Church; and we will pray the Prayers for Divine Mercy. Following the prayers, the Blessing of Religious Articles will be given and the Monstrance will be returned to the Historic Church for our usual Sunday Eucharistic Adoration. All are welcome!

A PARENTING OPPORTUNITY Easter is the perfect time of the year to give the children in your life new memories about their faith. We have been so blessed by God to have this wonderful manner of being able to think back to the past and remember events and people in our lives that made a difference. You can

make a difference in your child’s life, too, by helping him or her experience the greatest love of all, Jesus Christ. Each Easter we have the opportunity to tell the story of how God sent His only Son, Jesus, to show and teach us how to live. Jesus is our Hero! He is the Risen Savior of the world! He suffered on the cross for us and rose from the dead! He is the person we should want to follow. He was kind and loving. He encouraged all he met to stop their sinful behavior and turn to God. He came to show us how to live in peace and love. He brought us hope for an eternal peace and happiness in Heaven with Him. Bring your children to church as much as possible. Share your good Easter memories with your children, and tell them why Easter is so very important to our faith. Make a loving Easter Memory for them, that they can share with their children some day.

HELP MAKE MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL—For a Special Group of “Soon-to-be” New Moms: the Moms groups of St. Ignatius and St. Mark are working together to prepare gift bags for women to receive help at the Pregnancy Center North in Baltimore. The items in these bags will be

gifts “for the moms” to give them something special to help them enjoy their baby and their new state in life! Donations will be collected outside the front of the Church before and after Masses on the weekend of April 30/May 1. The following items would be greatly appreciated!

Hand lotion, small or trial size Scented soap Chapstick Small journal Chocolate Pocket Bibles

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FAITH FORMATION

Get ready for VBS 2016 at St. Igna us, Hickory! June 27-July 1, 2016, 9am-Noon

Our Parish Center will be transformed into an exploration wonderland where your kids can find hope, courage, direction, love, and power through Jesus.

This is a FREE program for families in our community so invite your friends and neighbors to join us on our Adventure!

8th graders in Confirmation Program are welcome to join us for service hours. Adults needed too! Contact Todd Twining at ttwining@stignatiushickory.org to volunteer or for more details. This program will fill up quickly so mark your calendars now!

Online registration is now open.

Visit www.stignatiushickory.org/vbs

YOUTH MINISTRY

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Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Next Meeting: 3/22

Lesson: Pizza and Prayer, Holy Week Prep Presenter: Cetta and Team

YO U N G A D U LTS! Interested in hanging out with other Catholic young adults,

finding community, worshiping, food ? Email David Piccirilli @ Davidmpiccirilli@gmail.com for info about Young Adult

events and groups in the area!

2016 SUMMER WORKCAMPS Interested in par cipa ng? Contact the Youth Ministry office.

Faith Formation Registration for next year will open AApril 1st

The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is a Catholic faith formation program for young children, ages 3-5, that fosters their faith journey via quiet work as they re lect on scripture. Weekly lessons take place in the “Atrium” — a special “welcoming place” for children to pray and prepare for greater participation in the Mass. The children are led in scripture re lection and prayer as they learn to work quietly and independently with the various materials for pondering the scriptures, the Mass, and the gifts of the church. There are small igures to work with when listening to scripture passages about Jesus’ life, including the infancy narratives and the Last Supper. They may prepare a model altar with items from the small sacristy cabinet, and they learn names of Mass articles including paten, Chalice, chasubles, etc. They hold real mustard seeds when listening to the parable of the mustard seed, and they work with sheep igures when they listen to the story of the Good Shepherd and learn of His wonderful love for each of them.

Cost is $115 per year. Students will meet Tuesday mornings, 9:30-11. Limit 12.

Read more about Catechesis of the Good Shepherd at:

www.CGSUSA.org

Questions? Contact Jennifer Yeung: Jennifer.Caye.Yeung@gmail.com May Crowning

Saturday, May 14, at the 5:30 p.m. Mass.

First Eucharist students, come dressed in your First Eucharist ou its to crown Mary, our Mother. This is a wonderful and prayerful opportunity to honor Mary as the Queen of Heaven and for the St. Igna us community to see the children who have just celebrated receiving Jesus’ Body and Blood in the Eucharist.

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Why Catholics Celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday

By Rev. Alfred McBride, O.Praem.

On the Second Sunday of Easter of the Jubilee Year 2000, at the Mass for the canonization of St. Faustina Kowalska, Pope John Paul II proclaimed to the world that “from now on throughout the Church this Sunday will be called Divine Mercy Sunday.”

Pope John Paul had actively promoted the message of St. Faustina. In his 1980 encyclical on God’s mercy, Rich in Mercy, he developed a scriptural doctrinal basis for our faith in the mercy of God.

St. Faustina Kowalska: Apostle of Divine Mercy

St. Faustina, Kowalska (Helena Kowalska) was born in Poland on August 25, 1905. Helena told her parents that she wanted to enter religious life. At a dance, she experienced a vision of Christ suffering that touched her conscience.

In 1925, she entered the Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy. On February 22, 1931, Sister Faustina experienced a new and life-changing vision of Christ. She saw him wearing a white robe and raising his right hand in blessing with his left hand resting on his heart from which flowed two rays of light. Jesus told her, “Paint an image according to the pattern you see, with the prayer, Jesus, I trust in you.”

Her spiritual director, Father Michael Sopocko, found an artist to create the painting that was named The Divine Mercy and shown to the world for the first time on April 28, 1935.

Father Sopocko advised Sister Faustina to record her visions in a diary. She devoted the rest of her life to spreading the message of divine mercy and the growth of popular devotion to it. Her mystical writings have been translated into many languages. She died of tuberculosis at age 33. Pope John Paul II canonized her on April 30, 2000.

Easter Flower Memorials

St. Ignatius Parish is extremely grateful to the following parishioners for their flower memorial donations to assist us in beautifying our Parish Church, Historic Church and Par-ish Hall for this Easter Season 2016. May the Risen Lord reward you for your charity and

your goodness. A Blessed Easter to you and yours!

Donor In Memory / Honor of

Evelyn Abbott Thomas P. Abbott, Leslie J. Tiepermen, Parker Gross & Family

Patricia Abbott Thomas P. Abbott, Leslie Tiepermen, Parker W. Gross & Family

Mr. & Mrs. John Affayroux Mr. & Mrs. John Logue, Patrick Lee Lears, Mr. & Mrs. Gus Affayroux, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Logue, Mr. &U Mrs. James Logue, Mr. Jack Logue Jr., Mr. James Logue Jr., Mr. David Logue, Mrs. Patg Logue, Mr. Jason Farley

Richard Albietz Edward J. Derrig Mrs. Irma Alley Gorclon Thrush, Dan Alley Ms. Tammie Alley Alvin Lynn Sires, Sarah Schleuth, Gilbert Schleuth, Effie

Sires, Clarence Sires Helen Marie Altomonte Helen Marie Altomonte Sr., Julia & Stephen Stanko, John &

Catherine Altomonte, Barbara & Edward Jazombek, Dr. & Mrs. G. P. Bergmann, Bachi & Casmirs Jazombek

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ambrozewicz Mrs. Josephine Amedori Nunzio Amedoro, Ralph & Rose Grecco, Vittorio & Maria

Amedoro Mrs. Timothy J. Amos Timothy James Amos, Timothy Jon Amos Michael & Alma Anderson William & Mildred Anderson Pete Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Richard Angelini Philip G. Angelini, Emma L. Angelini, Joseph J. Angelini,

Robert L. Angelini Anonymous Michael VanSant, Paulette Evans, John Evans Jr., John &

Anna Evans Sr., Paul & Anna Delpech Mr. & Mrs. Michael Armijo Mary Sauerwein Mr. & Mrs. Elwood Armour Mr. & Mrs. John Lyons, Mr. Phillip Armour, Alice Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Warren Ashbrook Lorraine N. Ashbrook, Andrienne M. Haffner, John J.

Haffner, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Schaaf, Mr. & Mrs. Anton Kralicek Rose Baldwin Al Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. John Bands, Sr. Bands & Gardner Families Mrs. Betty Bannon John E. Bannon, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Beczkowski The Johns Family, the Beczkowski Family, Souls in Purgatory Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bell Tillie Bell, Flo Lewis, Weaver Family, Pam Mosko, Bell

Grandchildren Mr. & Mrs. John Bender Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Bennett Louise & Roland Bennett, Evelyn & Vernon Brick Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Beyer Clifford & Veronica Beyer, Lawrence & Anne Lambdin Mr. & Mrs. Carl Bianco James J. Dresher III Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bishop Stanley Wojtarowicz, Helen Wojtarowicz, Irvin Bishop, Jane

Bishop, Tony Wojtarowicz Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bishop Mr. & Mrs. Francis Bishop, Mr. John Miller, Sr. Mrs. Patricia Blackstock Brazil-Blackstock Families Mr. & Mrs. Paul Blair Rosalie Mastroianni, Larry Blair, Sr. Benicia Bognanni Michael Bognanni Craig & Lisa Bricker Elizabeth Brown Sonnie & Helen Brown

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Donor In Memory / Honor of

Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Brown Mr. & Mrs. Peter Bruno Mrs. Nancy Buckel Marjorie Taylor, R. Donald Taylor, James Donald Taylor,

Fr. Ed Brown Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Burton Dorothy Friese, William Friese Peter Calabrese Mrs. Helen Calabrese, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Calabrese Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Carinugan Elpidio Carinugan, Jr. Carinugan, Leoncio Carinugan, Juliana Carinugan, Victoria & Vedasto Diane Carson Edward Chmielewski, Stella Stachowski, Joan Zavorski,

Lillian Savergoski Mrs. Rosemary Casazza Charles Casazza, Debra Casazza, Francis & Carmella Christie Ms. Rosina Cascio The Cascio Family, The Graziani Family, Hillary Crouse,

Dolores Barker, Joseph Grace Mr. & Mrs. David Casper Anna M. Thomas, Richmond Casper, Virginia Casper Kristen Cattell Norman Caughill Caughill Family Mr. & Mrs. Peter Chaikowsky Ms. Carmela Cirillo Alfonso & Marie Cirillo, Joe & Rose Aversa, Sal & Ann

Aversa, Carmen & Lillian Correo, Maria Zannino, Alfred & Alice Cirillo

Mrs. Anthony Clarke Herman J. Fiorucci, Anthony P. Clarke Mr. & Mrs. Francis Clements Eleanore Clements, Helen Metelenis, George Metelenis,

Frank Clements Mrs. Christine Cole Marie Breen, Mary & Mickey Dolan, John & Mary Breen,

Marie O’Donell, Claire Heil, Jerry Breen, Sal & Rita Martoche

Larry & Patty Comes George Steve, Peggy Steve, Edward Comes (Pete), Henrietta Comes (Etta)

Sean Connolly Mrs. Alma Cook Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Cox James & Agnes Cox, James E. Cox, Glen & Mary Agnes

Sipes, Fred & Joan Cox, Harry & Marie Schmidt, Linda L. Cox

Richard & Maria Cozby Parents of Rick & Jo Cozby Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Crimmins Rita M. Crocken Crocken Family, Ichniowski Family Mrs. Ursula Crouse Cascio Family, Crouse Family, Graziani Family, Dolores

Barker Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Cummings Len & Joan Gerry, Elizabeth & Richard Cummings Mr. & Mrs. Donald Cuneo Mary & Jim Stewart, Muriel & Jim Cuneo Mr. & Mrs. David Custer, Jr. Charles & Valeria Brown, David & Diane Custer Sr. Mrs. Nellie Custis James W. Custis, Mary Wise, John Wise Rachele Dasch Leroy J. Dasch (husband) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dawson Cyrus D. Moyer, Elizabeth Moyer, Ruby Dawson, Cyrus D. Moyer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David Day Ann Mary Bell, Stewart Calvin Bell, Robert Wiechert,

George Robert Wiechert, Mary Margaret Sunderland Joanne Deaner Mike Fay Mr. & Mrs. Brian Delinski Roy Dasch, Deborah Hoerner Emil & June DeMarco Lena & Joseph Jordan, Lena Tony DeMarco, Jennie

Giordano Mr. & Mrs. David Devaughn Trish Dickerson Heather Colleran Mr. & Mrs. William M. Dignan, Jr. Jackie Moran, Mr. Mrs. William D. Gnan Sr., Mr. Charles

Moran Jr., ,Maxine Moran, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gravatt Sr., Jodi Wells

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Donor In Memory / Honor of

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Dippel Anthony Ebert, Josephine Ebert, Martin Dippel Sr., Freda Dippel Richard & Linda Doak Richard I. Doak, Russell Gardiner, Sr. Rose Dodds Mike DiCocco, Irene DiCocco, Everett Dodds, Mary Dodds,

John Jr. & John Sr. & John III Dodds Mr. & Mrs. F. Robert Donarum Betty Ann Perchel, Vincent Gangi, Donnarumma Family,

Hines Family, Matulionis Family Mary E. Dorzey John / Daniel Doyle John & Mary Doyle, John & Sadie Doyle Paula Drumm Erin Katherine Drumm Tom & Dawn Dunkes C. Michael Clark, Chas & Jeri Clark, Ellen & George

Dunkes Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Dyal Dyal Family, Dolan Family, Ann Blandin, Pete O’Brien,

Pollock Family, Dolly Dyson, Judge Scalia, Mrs. Howard, Dyal Family

Debbie & Al Eilbacher Drew Eilbacher, John Eilbacher, Norm Bedell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ellenbecker, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Emm Leonard Rydzeuski, Joseph Emm, Jacob Dill Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ende Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vanik, Mr. & Mrs. Vlastaw Vanik, Mr. &

Mrs. Walter Ende, Mr. Joseph Ende, Mrs. Marlene Young Marie Fazenbaker James S. Fazenbaker, Peter P. Tridone Sr., Peter P. Fridone

Jr., Margaret & Joe Worsdell, Rose & George Levering, Cap & Joe Silvestri

Mary Feeley Mr. Joseph Broseker Sr., Mrs. Agnes Broseker, Mr. William Feeley Sr., Mrs. Mary Ellen Feeley

John E. Feiler Jr. Frances G. Feiler, Estelle Knowles, Margaret Feiler, Jean Feiler, Margaret Connor

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fellona Gertrude Fellona, Mary Corcoran, Thomas Fellona Sr., Martin Corcoran Sr., Patricia Fellona Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Finley Shirley Fischer Leroy & Margaret Fischer, Arthur & Cecelia Wilhelm, Melvin Fischer, Vera Bart, Helen Sappington Mr. August G. Fitzgerald Mrs. William Fitzhugh Mr. & Mrs. William Fleming Martha G. Cushner, Joseph J. Cushner, Margaret Fleming,

Edward Fleming Patricia & Thomas Ford Catherine, Adam, Danielle & Belle Gwiazdowski, Anthony

Lordi, Honey Bear, Sugar Bear, Sunsha Bear & Lana Ford, Robert Ford

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Forte Grandpa Hillman, Grandpa Forte Suzanne G. Foster Anne & Francis Garrigan, Pat Garrigan Mary H. Fraiji The Mohlerl Family, The Fraiji Family Stephanie Frank Leonard Frank Jr., Norman Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen

Monti, Josephine Monti, Maria Kvech, Jean Monti Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Frazier, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Freburger Gerard Freburger, Kenny Patter Mr. & Mrs. William Freburger Ray Paszkiewicz, Our Parents, Our Grandparents Joseph & Mary Frese Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Fuller, Jr. Ed & Ann Kirchner, Edward L. Kirchner Patricia Gaeng Greg Gaeng Anne Gannon & Thomas Gannon, Jr. Thomas Gannon Sr., Mack Family Mr. & Mrs. Donald Garrison Lawrence Coburn, Marcella Coburn, William T. Garrison

Sr., William Garrison Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Garrison Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery George Joan K. George, Bud Stritzinger Theresa Getz Edwin & Dolores Lundquist, Edwin & Alta Lundquist,

Thomas & Ellen Joyce Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Gitschier Charlotte Gitschier, Edward Gitschier, Florence Myers, William Myers, The Gitschier Family

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Donor In Memory / Honor of

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Gizinski, Sr. Al Saynuk, Alice Saynuk, Adam Gizinski, Helen Gizinski, Leonard Gizinski

Mr. & Mrs. David Glackin Mr. & Mrs. William Glassman Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Golley Bertilia Goncalves Miguel Gomes, Carlos Goncalves Louise Greggs Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Grossman Jane L. Grue Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Grue, Mr. & Mrs. Michael DiRoma, Louis

A. Grue, Gerri Sielicki, Mr. Chris Bruce Mavis Gullion Mr. & Mrs. John Hall Thomas F. Hall, Rachel F. Hall, Gary Carl Pam Halligan Raymond Howell. Mike Hipchen Margaret Hallisey Dr. John & Mary Hallisey, Walt & Joan West Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hewett George J. C. Lengyel, George J. Lengyel, Kathryn Weis,

Paul & Ruth Hewett, Daryl Lengyel Elizabeth Higgins James R. Higgins, Sr. Deborah Hipchen Michael Hipchen, Raymond Howell William Hoff The Hoff & Kolarik Families, Chuck Moser, Carl Lochary,

Lee Daughton, Mike Cannanaliato, Larry Zelechowski Mr. & Mrs. Gilman Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman Martha Hopkins Carroll F. Hopkins Sr., Sue Pattison Dugan, James J. Dugan

Sr., James J. Dugan Jr., Ann F. D. Mawhiney, Jane Calvert Chrismer

Mary E. Hopkins Patricia Hunter Nancy Perrin, Harriet Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hurley Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hurley. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Burke Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hutchins, Sr. Jacqueline Hutchinson Hutchinson & Zupko Families Mr. & Mrs. Danny Imwold Doris & Fred Williams, Frances Kelly, Howard Imwold Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Januszkiewicz Goski & Januszkiewicz Family Theresa Jesionowski Mrs. David Johnston Frances & Richard King, Michael King, Isabel Andrada,

Alice & Angelo Fraga, Mary Hendricks Mrs. Clarence Jones Clarence Jones Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Jones Sr., Mr. &

Mrs. Frank Lubertino, Jones Family, Dorn & Doyle Families Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Jones, Jfr. Kenny Jones III, Juanita M. Fischer, Melvin T. Ruth, William E. Rehberger Lois Jones Mr. & Mrs. Mark Juhasz Michael Juhasz Mr. & Mrs. William Kahl John & Louisa Gerst, Louisa Kahl, George & Marie Kahl Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Karczeski Umberto & Lena Valle, Edward & Mary Karczeski Clay Katchmar Dr. Leon T. Katchmar, Cliffort & Margaret Cassell Mr. & Mrs. Edward Katrinic Anna Katrinic, Andrew Katrinik, Cecelia Degrasa, Arlene

Raab, Anna Felty Mr. & Mrs. George Keen, Jr. Joan Keenan Sophia & Joseph Keenan, Joseph Keenan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kreg Keeney Michael Bochniak Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kelch, Sr. Karl F. Dlabich, Anita Mikelch, Janet M. Topper Gabrielle Kemp Diane & Ozzie Rawlings, Robert & Carolyn Bennett Patricia Kerr James & Doris Kerr, Elaine & Gary Williams Mr. & Mrs. John Kilchenstein Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Kimball Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Vollerthum Bonnie & Joe Klein Joseph Knauer, Jr. Francesca Knauer Gertrude Kolarkowski Kolakowski Family, Rynarzewski Family, Michael Victoria

Gacek, Souls in Purgatory

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Donor In Memory / Honor of

Dominick Kouneski Mary Jo Kouneski Michael Knoblauch

Richard E. Krall Rudolph R. Krall Sr., Marie B. Krall, Rudy R. Krall Albert and David Kramer Rose Kramer Mr. & Mrs. Andrzej Krawczyk Helen R. Kot, Stanislaw Kot, Marianna Krawczyk, Stani-

slaw Krawczyk, Kot & Krawczyk Family Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Kreis Marie Kuhn Gerard J. Kuhn, Salvatore Basso, Jean Frutos Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Kulikowski Margaret & Anthony Kulikowski Sr., Frank Szymanik Sr. Barbara A. Kulle Thomas Kulle Mr. & Mrs. John Kutcher Denise Lambert JoAnn Seifert, Robert Mach Sr., Candy Reglas, George

Schmuff Sr., Mary Schmuff Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Lanham Mr. & Mrs. Evan Buckingham, Lloyd Lanham, Mr. & Mrs.

Gene Fisher Brian & Caroline Layden Eleanor Green Michael & Helen Leek Mr. & Mrs. Neil Lewis Lillian Gately Mr. & Mrs. William Libershal Barbara Renshaw, Lee Rustkowski, Ted Libershal Mr. & Mrs. William Liebig Mrs. John Limmer, Jr. John B. Limmer Jr., John B. Limmer III, Ada Naylor, Jo-

seph & Rachel Kolarik, Theresa Hertzfelt, Judy Swingler, Ed & Mary Karl, Jean Limmer Lewis, Mary & John

Limmer Theodore Lingelbach Claudine Little Andre & Yvonne Galland, Andree Wagner, Raymond Lit-

tle, Albert Picha, Marcelle Olson Mary G. Littlejohn Dennis Littlejohn, Fred & Ethel & Lawrence Matthews, Bill

Littlejohn & Family Mr. & Mrs. Philip Logan Warren M. Long Dr. & Mrs. Peter LoPresti Margaret Mary LoPresti, Salvatore LoPresti, James LoPres-

ti, Daisy O’Dell, Clara Wagner Mary Ann Lynch Frank J. Lynch Jr., Frank J. Lynch Sr., Victoria Lynch,

Martha Rogosky, Michael Rogosky Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar E. Warner,

Miss Dolores C. Lynch, Mr. Walter H. Lynch Patricia Maglov Brian Maglov, Betty Kwakowski, Frank Hoare, William

Prime Mr. & Mrs. Walter Marcinko Kathy Yost Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Martel Gwendolyn Martel, Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. Hoare Sr., Mrs.

Betty June Kwiaskais, Brian Maglov, Francis R. Hoare Jr. Frank & Pat Mattes Frank Mattes, Bud & Sophie Carnes, Frank & Midge

Mattes, Ed & Mildred Thomas, Margaret Carnes Michael Mayer Diane H. Mayer, Raymond F. Mayer, Dolores B. Mayer,

Peter Costello, Samuel Baublitz, Steven Smith John McCue Mr. & Mrs. Frank McDermott Virginia McElwee Arthur McElwee, Nick & Dolly Franchetti, Josie & Will

Quinn, Frank & Isabell Libertini, Grandma & Granddad Libertini

Patricia McMichael Mr. & Mrs. Gordon McPhee Douglas & Bruce McPhee, Charles & Helen Schulis, James

& Susan McPhee, Julia Dargavich, John & Constance Albertine, Lorraine Luckens Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Meadowcroft Edythe & Charles Patti, Christopher Meadowcroft Mrs. Leo Meise Leo Meise, John & Anna Widmann, George & Francis

Meise

6

Donor In Memory / Honor of

Mr. & Mrs. David Meros Meros Family Joanne Merrell Albert G. Merrill III Mr. & Mrs. Chad Meusel Mr. & Mrs. Rosenberger, Ms. Rose Meusel Elsie & Leo Meyer John Meyer & John Jr., Elsie Meyer, Barbara Farley, Harvey

Matter Jr. Lois Michaels Pearl & Raymond Michaels Bernard Michalkiewicz Bernard J. Michalkiewicz Sr. Carole Mehring Louis & Margaret Mehring Mary Moor Harry Moor, Joseph Moor, Janet Moor Dalton Mr. & Mrs. William Moore Helen & Donald Kuhn, Louise & Pat Moore, Mikie Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Eric Myers Bonnie Ng Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kowalski Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nicholson Mr. John A. Powers Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. Nicholson,

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Powers Sr. Mr. & Mrs. William Nicholson, Jr. Susan Nieto Edward & Martha Malecki Mary Niles Teresa Walden Richard & Arlene Norman Melissa Norris Theresa Norris Mr. & Mrs. Patrick O’Connell Jane & Joe O’Connell, Phyllis, Pat & Ev Gayhardt, Marian

McGrow, Jim Gayhardt, Fr. Paul Zilonka Mr. & Mrs. Robert Odabashian Ann & Samuel Odabashian, Vivian & Edward Peterson,

Rose & Paul Tatarian, Rose Teusezian Fryxell, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Odabashian, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Odabashian, Mr. & Mrs. Brian Odabashian

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Olszewski Anthony F. Olszewski Lawrence & Donna Olszewski Helen Olszewski, John Olszewski, Evelyn Kist, George

Kist, Jennifer Ryan Catherine Onion Marie & Marv el Onion, Cole & Sebastian Denzlein, Diane

Williams, Adelaide & Jos. Taylor Mara Pais Timothy Amos, James Chlada Mike & Maggie Pajerowski Frank Panichello Ethel Panichello Sandra J. Paolucci Bernard Paolucci, August & Mary Jane Fabi Mr. & Mrs. Michael Perini William Popp, Castherine Popp, Richard Perini, Sophie

Perini Mr. & Mrs. John Phillips Edward Schuette Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Pindell Friends & Family of the Pindells Mr. & Mrs. John Pocius John & Domicele Pocius, Stanley & Antoinette Stockus Angela Posada Gaetano Gorgone, Roberto Gonzelez Sr. Mrs. Raymond Potts Raymond Potts, Marie & John Giza Mary Powers Mr. John A. Powers Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Edmund C. Horten, Mr.

& Mrs. William Horten Mr. & Mrs. Richard Poyer Joseph Novak, Jessie Novak, John Poyer, Dorothy Poyer Mr. & Mrs. Francis Pridgeon, Jr. Hughes Family, Francis Pridgeon Sr. Anthony Pulaski Helen Pulaski, Joseph Pulaski, John H. Shoemaker Sr., Hel-

en Shoemaker, John H. Shoemaker Jr., Hazel Pulaski, George Bandurchin, Martha Bandurchin, Alfred Murray, Mary Murray, Eugene Murray, Betsy Reckenberger, Doris Miller, Robert Miller, Virginia Ensor, Roger Ensor, Dr. Charles Hunt, Thomas M. Brown

Julia Punko

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Reddy III Richard & Thelma Reddy, John & Cenzi Mastel, Toni Reddy, Thomas C. Sanders, Loretta Smolenski Charles Reed III Mr. & Mrs. James Reinartz Patricia Remp Mr. & Mrs. Edward Remp (parents) Mr. & Mrs. Howard Rew Brady-Rew Families, Allenbaugh-Schirmer Families, Sr.

Francis Marie Lanasa

7

Donor In Memory / Honor of

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Reynolds Mary Ribeiro Margaret Eva Schell Joseph Roberts John & Alma Roberts, John & Kenneth Roberts, Mr. & Mrs.

W. Spencer, Mr. & Mrs. G. Barenz, Mrs. G. Burton Arleen Robinson Walter Oley, Diane Osieck, Al Osieck, Janet Robinson, T ony Napodano Mary Roby Don Roby Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Rodgers Charles F. Hood Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Roese Pamela McCarter Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rohr Al Rominski Albert & Ida Rominski, Henry & Lillian Spielman Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Ruckle Barbara Renzi, Arturo Perez Noricomo Lana Rutherford Danny Holaway Mr. & Mrs. Daryl Salamone Irene K. Murphy, Jean Salamone Mr. & Mrs. David Sanborn The Lutz & Sanborn Family Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Scarborough Mr. & Mrs. John Schaefer Margaretha Schalk Russell Schalk Sr., Andy Dickard Jr., Joshua Schalk, Father

T. Vincent Fitzgerald David & Velma Schleicher Melvin Nuttle, Bob & Florence Schleicher Mr. & Mrs. Mark Schuette James Krebs, Edward Schuette, Sahara Schuette Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Schultz Andrew I. Dickard Sr., Alice Dickard Mrs. Pete Sechak Peter Sechak Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sherinsky, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Skip Shiflett Earl L. Shiflett Sr., Grace M. Shiflett Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Siedlecki Siedlecki Family, Thanner Family Mr. & Mrs. Maynard Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Clareto, Mr. & Mrs. M. Simmons Sr., Beatrix Baird Dominic & Pat Slezak Ellen D. Smith Robert J. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Edward Smith Theresa & Charles Grasser Janet H. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Jean F. Hart Sr., Fr. John Hickey, Fr. Jean F.

Hart (son of J. F. Hart Sr.), Faith Kokoski, Mark Logsdon, Patrick Dailey

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Smith Mr. & Mrs. John M. Smith, Gram Moore Mr. & Mrs. Robert Snyder Wilson & Josephine Brown Barbara & Carlo Stefanoni Mom & Dad Evans, Mom & Pop Stefanoni, Frannie Knauer,

David & Michael, Lon Johnson Patricia Steger L. Thelma Johnson, Lojuis A. Johnson Sr., Joseph D. John-

son, William F. Stegel, Brian Morris, Gordan P. Hook Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Francis Stewart, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Stewart, Rei-

nette Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Robert Storke Mary E. Streett Beulah Streett Dr. & Mrs. Richard Streett, Jr. Richard Streett Sr., Mary Spencer Streett, Tileo Sullivan,

Mary L. Sullivan, Carly Imbierowicz, Dr. C. Spencer Streett, Mabel Yingling

Mr. & Mrs. John Stricker Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Strickroth Mary & Bill Wiedenhoeft, Ray & Loretta Strickroth, Tim

Gownley Bill Strobel Bill & Dolores Strobel, George & Eva Fuchs Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sullivan III Jean Thompson Richard L. Thompson, All Deceased Family Members of the

Thompson & DuDonis Families and all the Deceased Mr. & Mrs. Leon Thompson, Jr. Thompson Family, Fitzpatrick Family, Coffey Family Lucille Thornton T. Robert Thornton, Helen H. Wich, Harry E. Wich

8

Donor In Memory / Honor of

Regina Toskes Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Butta, Mr. S. N. Butta, Mr. E. M. Butta, Mr. Paul J. Toskes Sr., Toskes Family Members and

Deceased Butta Family Members Theresa Tredinnick Bunny Moser, Jill Terreta, Paul Terreta, Flora Fisher, Austin

Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Troy Bruce Richardson Sr., Blanche & Wm Troy, Grace & Harri-

son Rider, Mildred & Wm Richardson, Mary Carey, Mary & Louisa Troy, Mi & Eddie Mueller. Virginia & Alvin Snyder, Mary & John Everson, Dolores Harrison

Shirley Truscello John Truscello, Anthony Lacaruso, Cathy Lacaruso Suzanne Turgeon Roger Hayes, Henry Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Brian Vaught William R. St. George, Sr. Mike & Donna Vecchio Edward M. & Catherine M. Hurley, Robert Hurley, Rene

Altiere Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Vesek Sue Vesek, Darlene Pickell, Richard Weiner, Mary Weiner,

Anna Vesek Mr. & Mrs. Tuyen Vu Joseph Man Vu, Maria Lung Nguyen Mr. & Mrs. Richard Valentini Nicholas A. Valentini, Barbara H. Valentini, William Strain Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Varacalle Erik Varacalle-Loving Son Linda Vasilios John Harper, Nunzio Amedoro Hugh Voelker Jean Voelker Mr. & Mrs. James Waicukauski Grandpa Joseph Waicukauski, Grandma Mary Waicukauski,

Marnie McGinnis, John Segal, Dan Donavan Donna Waldron Edwin, Helen & Todd Tanner Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Waldron Herbert P. Waldron, Mary L. Waldron, Patrick Shanahan,

Ruth K. Ruby Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Walsh Mr. & Mrs. John Walters Gilbert Burmeister, Eleanor Burmeister, John Walters, Anna

Walters Susan Waltrop George Manick, Madeline Manick Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Weber Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wedin Mr. & Mrs. Bernard H. Wedin, Mr. & Mrs. Martin A.

Wedin, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Margereth, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Tober, Relatives

Margaret Weiderhold Raymond F. Weiderhold, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Weiman Mr. & Mrs. John Weiman, Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Beebe, Ken-

neth Goodman, William Beebe Jr., Deborah Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Winfield Wells Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Broseker, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Kelly

Wells, Mr. Troy Wells, Mr. Joseph Wheelton, Nancy Chaney

Mr. & Mrs. John Welsh Welsh & Gerberti Families Mary Wheeler Steven Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Richard White Helen Ruhland White, Dr. James Franklin White, Dr. James

Franklin White Jr., Doris Keller Wright, Harry Webster Wright

Dolores Wible Ken Wible Jr., Mary & John Panis, Rose & Ben Dorsey, Ruby & Ken Wible Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. William Wilhelm Susan Wilson Henry Lachmann, Dorothy Lachmann, Marie Lachmann,

Lottie Fialkowski, Katherine Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wimbrough III Joyce Wimbrough Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester Wojtysiak Wojtysiak Family, Siedlicki Family, Edward Kolakowski,

Debbie Peluso, Franckowiak Family, Stella Kendryna Mr. & Mrs. Norman Yekstat Kathie & Stephen Ruppert, Mary & Walter Klausmeyer,

Lavera & Bernard Yekstat, Mary & Milton Klausmeyer, Anna Fitzpatrick

Richard Zankowitz Mr. & Mrs. Orest Zubal Thaddeus & Irene Wszolek, Stefan & Maria Zubal, Roberta

Wszolek, Robert Shirley Martin, All military

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