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7081 SE HWY 42, Summerfield, FL 34491

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“Where Friends Become Family”

We, the Roman Catholic Community of St. Mark the Evangelist,

seek to know the heart, see the face, and

be the hands of Christ, Son of God and

Son of Mary.

Parish Priests Pastor

Rev. Rafal Kandora, OSPPE

215/565-5619

Parochial Vicar Rev. Dominik Libiszewski,

OSPPE 352/638-2361

Retired Rev. Louis Bihr

Weekend Masses Saturday Vigil - 4:00 PM Sunday - 8:00 & 10:00 AM

and 12:00 Noon

Daily Masses Monday thru Saturday

8:00 AM

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Twenty-Fifth Sunday In Ordinary Time September 20, 2020

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Dennis and Rosemary Bradley

55th Wedding Anniversary

and

† Richard Dumais

† Indicates Deceased

Monday, Sept 21 Feast of Saint Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist

8:00 AM † Dennis Marijanich † Lucille Louise D'Agnillo Tuesday, Sept 22 8:00 AM Living & Deceased Members of the James and Regina Delaney Family † Noel Wayman Wednesday, Sept 23 Memorial of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina, Priest

8:00 AM † Dennis Michalak † Fr. Leo Mans Thursday, Sept 24 8:00 AM † Anne G. Maul † Gene Jacob Friday, Sept 25 8:00 AM Living & Deceased Members of the George and Florence Swander Family † Donald Sementino Saturday, Sept 26 8:00 AM Matthew and Christa Mann 4:00 PM † Hilda Byalick Sunday, Sept 27 8:00 AM St. Mark Parishioners 10:00 AM Members of SVdP Society/ Feast Day of St. Vincent de Paul 12:00 PM † Brian Devaney

ST. MARK THE EVANGELIST - MAILING ADDRESS 7081 SE HWY 42, SUMMERFIELD, FL 34491

PARISH OFFICE # 352/347-9317 FAX # 352/347-9749

EMAIL [email protected] ONLINE AT www.stmarkrcc.com

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Please contact the parish office if you wish to register as a parishioner, to arrange

an appointment with a priest or deacon, or to receive the following sacraments:

ANOINTING OF THE SICK SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE BAPTISM COMMUNION

Parish office hours are Mon.-Thurs open 8:00 AM-12:00 noon

and via phone/email 1:00-4:00 PM Friday open 9:00 AM - noon.

Bulletin announcements should be sent to the parish office for approval 3 WEEKS in advance of publication date.

Submit articles via email to Pam White at

September 13 .................................................. $17,749 Diocesan Priest Retirement Fund ................ $4,386

Deacons

Dn. Charles Cimmino .... 352/999-0567 [email protected]

Dn. Roger Gallagher ...... 850/276-6658

[email protected] Dn. John Rumplasch ...... 352/350-2430

[email protected] Dn. Charles Webb .......... 352/250-5525

[email protected]

Pastor

Rev. Rafal Kandora, OSPPE 215/565-5619 [email protected]

Parochial Vicar

Rev. Dominik Libiszewski, OSPPE 352/638-2361 [email protected]

Retired

Rev. Louis Bihr

Not all offerings

are equal, but all sacrifices are.

Mass Intentions

4:00 PM Fr. Lou 8:00 AM Fr. Rafal 10:00 AM Fr. Lou 12:00 Noon Fr. Rafal (Note: This schedule is always subject to change.)

Operations Manager ................. Tina Hajducko

Accounting Assistant ................... Aggie Taylor

Administrative Assistant.............. Patricia Gray

Admin. Asst. Front Office ............ Mary Riccio

Communications Assistant ......... Pamela White

Music Director ........................... Roger Grenier

Maintenance .............................. Open Position Larry Waite, Assistant

To receive the Loop signal, manually activate your T-coil or telephone setting on your hearing aid or cochlear implant. If you don’t know if you have a T-coil or if yours is properly programmed, consult with your audiologist or hearing aid professional.

This Weekend there is a special collection for Disaster Relief. More information can be found on the next page.

Next Weekend is the Feast of St. Vincent de Paul and collection for the Society. Read more on Page 7.

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The funds collected in this special appeal will become part of the Bishop’s emergency Disaster Fund and will

be used to support the efforts of Catholic Charities USA and/or Catholic Relief Services. Both respond to

immediate emergency needs for such necessities as water, food, shelter, and medical care, and they aid in

long-term rebuilding and recovery efforts.

Make checks payable to St. Mark and note Disaster Relief 2020.

“The peak of our storm season approaches and we have already witnessed the devastating impact of Hurricane Laura with more tropical storms brewing in the ocean. Other recently named disasters are the California wildfires and the explosion in Beirut. Their impacts will be long-lasting. Bishop Provost of the Diocese of Lake Charles described their situation after Hurricane Laura as dire with a lack of food, water, electricity and housing. We offer our prayers to all the families affected by these disasters.

In solidarity with our brothers and sisters, we join dioceses throughout the country to participate in Disaster Relief 2020, a voluntary special collection for the humanitarian, long-term recovery, and Church needs arising from these calamities. The funds collected

SPAM continuesYou may receive an email or text message with a request that appears to be from Fr. Rafal or Fr. Dominik. Please know that unless they’ve discussed something specific with you, neither of them will ask for anything via text or email. Stay safe—don’t click links, just delete!

In this special appeal will become part of the Bishop’s Emergency Disaster Fund and will be used to support the efforts of Catholic Charities USA and/or Catholic Relief Services, the official relief agencies of the U.S. Catholic Church, as they and their local agencies respond to immediate emergency needs for such necessities as water, food, shelter, and medical care, and aid in long-term rebuilding and recovery efforts; and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops for pastoral and reconstruction needs of the Church.



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Do You Have A Prayer Request for our Prayer Book? Click this link to submit prayer requests to our priests. They will include your intention in the book and

place it on the altar during Mass.

Confession time/location change To better offer the Sacrament of Confession according to CDC guidelines, confession is offered from Our Lady’s side of the church Tuesday from 11 AM - 12:00 Noon and Saturday 3 - 3:45 PM.

September/October Coming Events*

Date . Time .. Event - Room

21 ....... 6:30p .. Charismatic Mass - Ch

22 ........ 9:00a .. Adoration - Ch

24 ....... 1:00p .. SVdP General Meeting - SH

26/27 .. Before/After Mass ..... Right to Life Baby Toiletries Collection - Outside

27 ...... 11:30a .. Right to Life Rosary - Ch 29 ........ 9:00a .. Adoration - Ch

30 ........ 9:00a .. San Damiano Fraternity Council - SH

1 ........ 8:00a .. 2021 Mass Intention Book Opens– C1

2 ....... 9:00 a .. Right to Life - SH

5 ........ 8:30a .. Dusting Angels - Ch

6 ........ 9:00a .. Adoration - Ch

* At time of publication some meetings were not confirmed. Contact your ministry coordinator if you have any questions about the meeting

Legend AR=Angel Rm C1=Main Conf Rm C2=2nd Fl Conf Rm Ch=Church Cp=Chapel EC=Enrichment Ctr SH=Social Hall

Chris McClean

Jim Baxter

Richard Bluhm

Carol Tolpa

Jennifer Ouellette

Jeannie Shreve

Cynthia McGrath

Terry and Jeanie

Robyn Bosley

Fr. Paul Bielecki

Robert & Corabelle Sullivan

James Kelly

Daniel Rafferty

Deacon Charlie Cimmino

Michael Franco

Dawn Eberle

Paul MacDonald

Susan Rudicill

Jim Rogowski

Susan Andrews

Maryann Moeller Helldorfer

Patricia Ely

Larry Jones

Gayle Klusken

Joe Rzepka

Virgil Cole

Alice Klosterman

Norma and Bill Delaney

Joseph Hajducko

Nona Moore

Edward Stansfield

Natalia

Frances Lopez

The Heffernan Family

Victoria Mathers

Edward Lehman

Judy Nelson

Connie O'Shoghnesy

Prayers For our church fam i ly

Starting at 9:00 AM, request forms will be taken in the social hall. Social distancing will be enforced to maintain CDC and Diocesan guidelines. To facilitate the process we ask that your forms be completely filled out beforehand. If they are not, you will be asked to step aside so that we may assist the next person in line.

Forms may be picked up in the office after all Masses the weekend of September 26-27 or you may download one from the News Section on the main page of our website. Each parishioner household will be allowed a maximum of three requests prior to January 1, 2021. Only one of these requests may be for a weekend or Holy Day Mass (i.e., Christmas, Easter, etc.) After October 1 requests will be accepted during regular office hours.

Charismatic Mass returns on September 21 in the church at 6:30 PM.

We hope to see you there!

A position for a maintenance team member is open for immediate hire. If you or someone you know is interested in a position that is critical to first impressions of St. Mark, as well as long-term satisfaction with its facilities, this job may be a perfect fit. The successful candidate will provide preventative maintenance of church buildings, equipment, and grounds, making or facilitating repairs as needed. Other tasks include cleaning and sanitizing after Masses and events, general janitorial duties, setting up and tearing down of rooms for social gatherings and events. Skills in plumbing, landscape (including irrigation) will be used regularly. The position requires lifting of up to 50# and the use of ladders. A high school diploma or equivalent and a background check will be required. Those interested should send a cover letter and resume to [email protected].

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PROUD of the place

in which he lives.

I like to see a man

LIVE so that

his place will be

PROUD OF HIM.”

Abraham Lincoln


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Isaiah 55:6-9 | Philippians 1:20-24, 27 | Matthew 20: 1-16

Gospel

Jesus told his disciples this parable: “The kingdom of heaven is like a landowner who went out at dawn to hire laborers for his vineyard. After agreeing

with them for the usual daily wage, he sent them into his vineyard. Going out about nine o’clock, the landowner saw others standing idle in the marketplace, and he said to them, ‘You too go into my vineyard, and I will give you what is just.’ So they went off. And he went out again around noon, and around three o’clock, and did likewise. Going out about five o’clock, the landowner found others standing around, and said to them, ‘Why do you stand here idle all day?’

They answered, ‘Because no one has hired us.’

He said to them, ‘You too go into my vineyard.’ When it was evening the owner of the vineyard said to his foreman, ‘Summon the laborers and give them their pay, beginning with the last and ending with the first.’

When those who had started about five o’clock came, each received the usual daily wage. So when the first came, they thought

that they would receive more, but each of them also got the usual wage. And on receiving it they grumbled against the land-owner, saying, ‘These last ones worked only one hour, and you have made them equal to us, who bore the day’s burden and the heat.’

He said to one of them in reply, ‘My friend, I am not cheating you. Did you not agree with me for the usual daily wage? Take what is yours and go. What if I wish to give this last one the same as you? Or am I not free to do as I wish with my own money? Are you envious because I am generous?’ Thus, the last will be first, and the first will be last.”

1. How do you feel about God’s justice as portrayed in this parable of the laborers in the vineyard? Do you think it was an act of generosity or was it wrong of the owner to pay them equally?

2. We are all laborers in the same vine-yard, but do we all do the same amount of work? The answer is “No” but does it matter? How does your work compare to others? Thinking about the comparison, how do you feel about the differences between your work and theirs? Do you think the latecomers would have been glad to have been hired earlier in the day? To help you reflect on this, here are two example scenarios: 1) I would have worked all day if I had known there was work to do; and 2) I didn’t really want to work so I waited until late in the day thinking no one would hire me.

3. Who is the landowner? Who is the foreman? Who are the last hired? Who are the first hired? (The answers to these questions are hidden in this bulletin.)

Monday Eph 4:1-7, 11-13; Ps 19:2-3, 4-5; Mt 9:9-13 Tuesday Prv 21:1-6, 10-13; Ps 119:1, 27, 30, 34, 35, 44; Lk 8:19-21 Wednesday Prv 30:5-9; Ps 119:29, 72, 89, 101, 104, 163; Lk 9:1-6 Thursday Eccl 1:2-11; Ps 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14 and 17bc; Lk 9:7-9 Friday Eccl 3:1-11; Ps 144:1b and 2abc, 3-4; Lk 9:18-22 Saturday Eccl 11:9—12:8; Ps 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14 and 17; Lk 9:43b-45 Sunday Ez 18:25-28; Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9; Phil 2:1-11, or Phil 2:1-5; Mt 21:28-32

The real point to reflect upon is what happens the moment when the wages are paid. It is about the final judgment when you will see the balance between God’s justice and His mercy. It is God’s generosity that you should also be aware of. And now one final question, how generous are you?

The first of September, 36 new residents were welcomed to the seminary in Boynton Beach. A total of 122 seminarians are expected this year. The year began with COVID testing, Mass, and orientation to seminary life. Please pray for all of our seminarians.



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Answers to Reflection questions on Page 5. How many questions did you answer correctly?

Landowner = GodForeman/Steward = ChristFirst hired = Dcribes and PhariseesLast hired = Tax Collectors and Sinners

Do you understand why those who were hired at different times were treated equally?

God is generous. He forgives sinners, seeks out the lost, and desires to bring everyone to the joys of everlasting life where we will all receive the same reward.

Recently, Bishop Noonan published a beautiful letter concerning the way that we follow Jesus. Here is a brief excerpt from it. The entire letter can be read on the diocesan website by following a link from the News Section of our website.

Within this heavenly kingdom, no one is excluded from God’s heart. We hope to live so that our heart goes beyond human boundaries that we see each other as a precious treasure and the meaning of life is found only in giving this treasure to each other. We are called to be open to the joyful newness of the Gospel. Pope Francis said, “Christians must be missionary disciples who share the Gospel with humility and respect.” “Christ is our peace,” the Holy Father said, “and in him every division is overcome; in him alone there is salvation for every person and all people.”

The entire letter can be read on the diocesan website by following a link from the News Section of our website.

Alpha Center for Women CollectionWith the loss of donations due to restrictions, the Alpha Center for Women has been struggling to keep up with demand for their baby supplies. To assist with their needs, on September 26/27 there will be a collection of baby toiletries ( shampoo, powder, rash ointment, unscented baby wipes, etc.) and financial donations. Before and after weekend Masses, Right to Life volunteers will greet you outside of the narthex main doors to take your donations.

Baby Bottle BoomerangWondering if the Baby Bottle Boomerang is going to take place? It certainly is! However, it will be a bit different this fall. Bottles will be distributed on October 10/11 and must be returned October 24/25. To stay with our guidelines, this is the only weekend the bottles can be accepted. More information will be published the weekend before the collection.

Florida Respect for Life ConferenceThe conference will be held virtually

on October 24. To register, go to

www.ccdpd.org/respectlife2020

St. Augustine March for Life

Save the date - January 16, 2020. Bus

transportation is $20 per person with

a capacity of 50 passengers. RTL

members are encouraged to invite

friends, family, and anyone interested

in supporting life.


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Feast Day of St. Vincent de Paul

Sunday, September 27, St. Vincent de Paul CollectionSince the canonization of St. Vincent de Paul in 1737, he has been known as the “Father of the Poor”. As a pastor, Vincent encouraged his parishioners to take food to neighbors in need and to minister to those who were sick. At St. Mark, Vincentians follow in the his footsteps. Your donations enable us to continue Vincent’s spirit as a powerful force to offer hope for those who live at the margins of society.

Please join us next weekend at the

10 AM Mass. The second collection

will help us continue Vincent’s work.

We thank God and pray for you!

This mission would not be possible

without your generous contributions.

Our maintenance supervisor, Chris Morgan, resigned his position effective 9/17. Chris had just celebrated his eleventh year with St. Mark.

We appreciate all that he has done for the St. Mark community and while his smile will be missed on our campus, we wish him many blessings in the future.

30th Session/Week 2, for the week of September 20

Congratulations to all.Checks will be mailed to the winners.

2416 John Lathrop 1043 John Clooney1151 Arthur Heidrich 8091 Charles Kazlo

(Thanks to Fr. Dominik for drawing the winning numbers!)

On behalf of Fr. Rafal and Fr. Dominik, I would like to extend our sincere gratitude for your participation in this year’s International Mass.

You all helped to make our Second Annual International Mass a monumental success. We thank God for your Time and Talent and pray He will bless you always with Joy and Love - "One in Love!" - All of you are genuine examples of Jesus' love.

Dankeschön, Gracias, Xièxiè, Salamat, Gratias tibi, Grazie, Köszönöm, Dziękkuję Ci, Obrigado, Obata stutiye, Merci, Daalu, Go raibh maith agat, Efcharistó..., in other words...,

THANK YOU! ♥️Most Sincerely,Francine Di Scala

A letter to everyone

involved in the International

Mass, including those who attended

and celebratedwith us.


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Today, we don't have to look far to find people suffering.

Amidst great advancements in medicine and the

psychological sciences, there is one glaring

conclusion:

We cannot heal ourselves.

At the Virtual Healing Conference,

we've curated over 50 presenters,

witness testimonies, and gifted healers to share with you

the truth and beauty of God's desire

to heal all of humanity.

Every year on September 8th, the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Pauline novices in the Novitiate Monastery in Lesniow, Poland, make their first religious profession. This year, two novices

from the American Province of the Pauline Fathers & Brothers have made their vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience and have finished their novitiate.

Congratulations to our brothers Waldemar and Joseph! May the Lord bless them and strengthen them and the Blessed Virgin Mary always keep them in Her motherly care. We also ask everyone to keep Br. Waldemar and Br. Joseph in your prayers!



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Free Theology Roundtable / Workshops Catholicism and American Politics

Wednesday September 30 7-8pm EST

Catholicism and the 2020 Election Tuesday October 20 7-8PM EST

Join Saint Leo Professors Stephen Okey and Frank Orlando on September 30 as they discuss the history, theology, and context of the intersection of American Political Life and Catholicism.

The second session on October 20 will deal more specifically with Catholics and the 2021 election. To RSVP and receive the link to the seminar- email: [email protected]

online interactive Seminars

Featuring Saint Leo University Professors

Frank Orlando, political Science

and

Stephen Okey, Theology

Frank Orlando is an instructor of political science at Saint Leo University. He holds degrees in political science and geography from Michigan State (B.A.) and political science from Duke University (M.A.). His research focuses on American national institutions and the impact of social media on mass behavior. He teaches courses on American politics, behavior, and political methodology.

Stephen Okey is an Associate Professor of Theology at Saint Leo University in Saint Leo, FL, where he teaches courses in Catholic theology and ethics. He earned his master’s degree in theology from the University of Chicago Divinity School and his Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from Boston College. He is the author of A Theology of Conversation: An Introduction to David Tracy, published in 2018 with Liturgical Press Academic. He has published scholarly essays in Political Theology and Communicazioni Sociali. His research interests are in public theology, Catholic social teaching, and technology.




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Please continue to bring donations of food items

for the St. Theresa Food Pantry.

Wooden food bins are located in the narthex for drop-off.

Donations are picked up weekly.

Thank you for your generous support!

Pastoral Council Members 2019-2020

Joan Andre 352/205-9048

Patricia Baxter 314/503-6202

Judy Becker 352/259-8359

Dick Finlin 615/714-4205

Carmen Guerette 352/753-5242

Ron Hoppe 352/347-0685

Gary Huber 352/753-6110

Dan Kelly 203/382-3260

Sonia Koudelka 352/430-0045

Robert Moore 517/215-3855

Cathy Ruehl 352/399-2693

Anne Russell 914/907-1476

David Schissler 352/638-0581

Ed Stansfield 908/278-1022

Finance Council Members [email protected]

Harold Tinkler

Roger Mott

Gene LaRosa

Joan Crayton

LITURGY/WORSHIP - SACRAMENTAL LIFE Altar Linens .................................. Maureen Clooney .......................... 352/259-4215 Altar Servers ................................. Catherine Miller ............................ 352/233-3106 Extraordinary Ministers ................ Mary Will ..................................... 352/205-0127 Multi/Media Ministry .................... TBD .................................................................... Music Ministry .............................. Roger Grenier (Ext. 228) .............. 352/347-9317 Readers .......................................... Peggy Serkies ................................ 352/259-1027

Roxanne Merino ........................... 352/750-5628 Sacristans ...................................... Phil Arcoria ................................... 410/262-6166

Jay Clooney (Interim) ................... 352/259-4215 Ushers ........................................... Gerry Becker ................................. 352/259-8359

SPIRITUALITY Cenacle Prayer Group ................... Mario & Helen DeVito ................. 352/775-2066 Charismatic Prayer Group ............. Jack & Lorraine Heffner ............... 352/750-4552 Divine Mercy Group ..................... Valerie Newhoff ........................... 305/491-9878 Emmaus for Men ........................... Bruce Gintoft ................................ 414/418-0368

Paul Powers .................................. 352/750-0526 Emmaus for Women ..................... Michele Rumplasch ...................... 352/350-2429 Marriage Encounter ....................... Judy & Gerry Becker .................... 352/259-8359 Prayer Shawl Ministry ................... Ann Esposito ................................. 352/259-1560 Rosary Prayer Group ..................... Nancy Ellison ................................ 352/431-8935 Secular Order of Franciscans ........ Sam VanLeuven ............................ 352/751-2907 Secular Order of Discalced Carmelites ................ Louise Kovatch ............................. 352/753-7460 Small Christian Communities ....... Ken & Antoinette Kelly ................ 352/259-8672 Spiritual Book Discussion Group ... Lorraine Tinkler ............................ 352/259-8893

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Adult Religious Education ............ Francine DiScala ........................... 352/571-9034 R.C.I.A. ......................................... Kathy & Tom Feenaghty .............. 352/751-3732

Jim Lucas ...................................... 352/504-8898

PASTORAL CARE / SERVICES Caregivers’ Support ...................... Samantha Wild .............................. 317/694-3595 Communion Service ...................... Lorraine Richard ........................... 352/250-0645 Funeral Repast Ministry ................ Judy Becker .................................. 352/259-8359 Grief Support, Mixed .................... Doris Goodwin .............................. 352/751-3625 Love Thy Neighbor ....................... Roy Bayless .................................. 352/552-4194 Men’s Grief Support ..................... Bob Harrison ................................. 352/753-7047 Ministry of Consolation ................ Joan Andre .................................... 352/205-9048 Ministry to the Sick ....................... Mary Sceppa ................................. 352/751-1327

Kevin Coffey ................................ 352/561-2828 Right to Life .................................. Anne Russell ................................. 914/907-1476 St. Vincent de Paul ........................ Pat Baubonis & Melanie Micheletti ........................ 352/245-4700

PARISH ORGANIZATIONS Catholic Daughters ........................ Margarita Daellenbach .................. 858/248-5660 Knights of Columbus .................... Grand Knight, Peter Casey............ 630/639-1183 K of C 4th Degree ......................... Joe Rzepka .................................... 352/857-6775 Men’s Guild .................................. Jed Hayden.................................... 352/775-4279 Singles’ Social Group ................... TBD Women’s Guild ............................. Mary C. Griggs ............................. 352/430-1813

SUPPORTING MINISTRIES 20/20 Ken Lineman ....................... Lenny Capobianco ........................ 352/750-9700 Church Tours ................................ Eileen Harburger ........................... 352/750-6577 Decorating Ministry ...................... Loretta Heuchert ........................... 352/633-0198 Dusting Angels .............................. Mani Wells.................................... 352/347-4358 Garden Club .................................. Chris Morgan (Ext. 250) ............... 352/347-9317 Hospitality ..................................... Carol Simmons ............................. 352/259-7502 Lending Library ............................ Nancy Ellison ................................ 352/431-8935 One Family .................................... Carol Simmons ............................. 352/259-7502 Website ......................................... Pamela White (Ext. 227) ............... 352/347-9317



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