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S . M ’ C August 18, 2019 | Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
P S Rev. John Butler, Pastor Rev. Mark Nillo, Parochial Vicar Susan McCullough, Business Manager Paul Bergin, Music Director Kevin Connelly, Director of Religious Education Jamie Plantamura, Director of Youth Ministries Mary Valan, Parish Secretary Jose Rodriguez, Maintenance Manager
P O 800 Ocean Avenue | Long Branch, NJ 07740
Ph: (732) 222-8080 | Fx: (732) 870-1174 www.stmichaelnj.com
Summer Hours: Mon–Thu 8:30am-3:30pm Fri 8:30am-12pm
(Closed daily from 12:00pm–1:00pm)
O C 6 West End Court | Long Branch, NJ
07740 Ph: (732) 483-0360 | Fx: (732) 483-0363
S . V D P
732-483-0360 ext. 7
D M Mon -Fri: 8:00 AM | Mon: 7:00 PM Sat: 9:00 AM | First Friday in Latin at 12:15 PM
W M Saturday: 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM, 7:30 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 12 PM, 4:00 PM, 7:30 PM
R Confessions are heard 12 minutes to 5 minutes before each Mass (except on Monday nights); on First Fri-day before the Latin Mass from 12:00 Noon until 12:10 PM; during the Monthly Holy Hour for Voca-tions; and on Monday nights after (not before) the 7:00 PM Mass until 8:00 PM.
R To register with the parish, please call the Parish Office for information.
M Couples who wish to marry at the parish should con-tact the Parish Office for a Marriage Request Form, and for further information. The bride or groom, or their parents/grandparents must be registered parish-ioners for at least eighteen months to make arrange-ments. There is a twelve month timeline for wedding preparations.
B Baptisms take place Sundays at 1:00 PM. Parents must be registered parishioners, and can call the Par-ish Office for information and scheduling.
H H V There is a Monthly Holy Hour for Vocations that includes Eucharistic Adoration and Confessions. This Monthly Holy Hour is from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM on the Thursday immediately preceding the First Friday.
R E To enroll your child for our Tuesday or Sunday Reli-gious Education classes, please contact Kevin Connel-ly, ext. 3 at the Outreach Center. All families must be registered with the parish.
A S Please call the Parish Office for anointing of the sick. When the office is closed, the answering service will appropriately direct your call. If you or your loved one is in a hospital, the head nurse could also call for the chaplain to make arrangements.
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Saturday, August 17 9:00 AM People of the Parish
4:00 PM † Dolores Jackson Dennis Jackson
† Mark Poole Uncle Jimmy
5:00 PM † Fr. Russell Abata Lex & Janet Tucci
† William J. Graham Charles E. Bazaz
7:30 PM † Eleanor & Ellen Bolye
Sunday, August 18 7:00 AM † Fr. Leon Buni Madeline Muscatello
9:00 AM † James and Irene (Anniversary Rememberance)
James Cattanach
† James Crownover James Dillon
† Vida M. Damiano
10:00 AM † George Bariscillo Family
† Hans Fleischer Eugene & Marie Kretowitz
† Yolanda Florida & Rene Scott
Danielle Scott
11:00 AM † Louis Riccardi Wife Mirella & Family
† Harold & Julia Bowman Children
12:00 PM † Jack McLaughlin Larry & Betty O'Rourke
† Antoinette D'Amico Antonette Merlucci
4:00 PM Special Intention: Celeste Carlesimo
Family
7:30 PM People of the Parish
5:00 PM Parish Choir’s Mass at First Energy Stadium; Intention: Health & Blessings of the Children of the Parish
Monday, August 19 8:00 AM Pro-Life Cause Friends of Sylvia Marsico
† Harry Tokanos Mary
† Vicky Castellano Cousin Quinta
7:00 PM Special Intention: Louis Carlesimo Jr.
Family
† Jerry Miceli Brother Michael
Tuesday, August 20 8:00 AM † Jean Tedone
Wednesday, August 21
8:00 AM † James Mazza, Sr.
Thursday, August 22
8:00 AM † Mickey DeLisa Mary
† Josephine Harrington
Friday, August 23 8:00 AM † Joseph Williams Susan Wilson
† Josephine Harrington JoAnn Sorrentino
Saturday, August 24 9:00 AM † Irene F. & Edward
Moskal Sr. Barbara & Edward Moskal Jr.
People of the Parish
4:00 PM † Ann Uliano Bill & Mary Richards
† Eugene Kevin O'Brian Friends of JoAnn Sorrentino
5:00 PM † Jay Patock Lex & Janet Tucci
† Joseph Welter Lang Family
7:30 PM Special Intention: Mass of Thanksgiving
Mary Chris Massido
Sunday, August 25
7:00 AM † Anne, Bob & Bobby Schiebel
Anne & Bill Lisa
9:00 AM † John McLaughlin Janice Rizzo & John Salamone
† Norman Armbrust Bruce Crowell & Sharon Mazza
10:00 AM † DeAlva Rodgers Jeanne E. Boehles
† Minnie Roland Mr. & Mrs. James Simonelli
11:00 AM † Thomas F. Apostolico AnnMarie & Joseph Principe
12:00 PM † Hans Fleischer Eugene & Marie Kretowitz
† Henry Narciso Joe Marino
4:00 PM † David Naedele Margie & Joe Wargo
7:30 PM People of the Parish
The Blessed Mother’s Sanctuary Can-dle will be lit this week in loving memory of Harold and Julia Bowman requested by their children.
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 18, 2019 Page 3
Annual Summer Missionary Appeal
Dear Parishioners of St. Michael’s: I would like to express my gratitude to all of you for the generous contri-butions you made to our mis-sions in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Your contributions will make a lot of difference to the people we serve in Congo. I am also truly grateful for your warm welcome, friendliness, and kindness which made a big impression on me. Tru-ly, my time at Saint Michael’s is one of the nicest experiences I have had doing the Mission Appeal.
I also want to thank Father John, Father Mark, Susan, Mary, Dotty, and all the people who serve at St. Michael’s. Thank you for all your service to the Church. May God bless you all! You all have a special place in my heart.
With a grateful heart, Father Ron Sibugan, A.A.
Sister Elizabeth to Speak at August 17-18 Masses on Catholic Education and St. Jerome’s School
Sister Elizabeth Dalessio, MPF, Ed.D. of the Religious Sisters Filippini has recently succeeded Sister Angelina Pelliccia, MPF as principal of St. Jerome School. Sister Elizabeth has a wealth of experience and expertise in Catholic education as noted below and she will be speaking at all of our Masses during the August 17-18 weekend as the new school year approaches.
Classes will resume at St. Jerome School on Tuesday, Septem-ber 3 for grade levels Pre-K through 8th. Seats are still available in all classes although enrollment in some classes is nearly at full
capacity. St. Jerome School was recognized as a 2018 National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education.
Sister Elizabeth’s experience in education includes serving children and adults in both the non-public and public sectors. Her ministry in Catholic education includes serving as an elementary and high school teacher as well as principal and director of Religious Education at parishes in the Trenton Diocese. In addition to her current duties at St. Jerome, Sister also is a professor in the Department of Education at St. Peter’s University.
Sister Elizabeth brings to her role as principal of Saint Jerome School the lived experience of the life of a Filippini Sister for over 40 years. She holds sacred the gift of her Consecrated Life and is grateful that she lives this vocation as a Religious Teacher Filippini. In these challenging times, it is important to her that Catholic edu-cation continues to grow so that the mission of her community to “Go and Teach the Word of God” may impact the lives of the People of God, fulfilling the ultimate goal to give honor and glory to God.
We welcome Sister Elizabeth to St. Michael’s. Please pray for Sister’s success and for the continuing excellence and success of St. Jerome School and that the stu-dents may continue to grow in their faith and in their knowledge and love of God.
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Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
Would you like to become a Catholic? Or perhaps you have been baptized yet never received First Holy Com-munion or made your Confirmation?
The Rite of Christian Initiation (RCIA) classes begin in the fall. If you are inter-ested in attending these classes to com-plete your Sacraments, please contact Kevin Connelly (our Director of Religious Education) at 732-483-0360 ext. 3 or Mary Valan at the parish office.
Call for CCD Catechists God has a plan for you - and it might be as a CCD teach-
er, teacher’s aide, or volunteer. Please contact Kevin Connelly (Director of Religious Ed) at 732-483-0360
ext. 3 to join our teams on Sunday mornings or Tuesday afternoons. God may be calling YOU.
Catechism classes at St. Michael’s begin September 15 and 17. Every child in grades 1-8 should be enrolled unless they attend Catholic school. Pre-K and kindergarten children are also welcome. Registration is still on-going; however, materi-als and book orders will be com-pleted soon. Please register your
children ASAP. Registration forms can be found in the back of the church or emailed upon request. Please call Kevin Connelly, Director of Religious Education at 732- 483-0360 ext. 3 for more infor-mation.
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the “rite” and also the formal preparation process for adults or teens to join the Catholic Church, or for those who are already baptized and who want to become full members by completing the remaining Sacraments of Initiation: Eucharist and Confirmation. RCIA begins in late September or early October and meets usually on a weekly basis. Any adult who is seriously thinking about be-coming a Roman Catholic-Christian, whether presently baptized or unbaptized, or someone who would like to receive the sacraments of Eucharist and/or Confirmation, should call me (Kevin Con-nelly, Director of Religious Education at (732)483-0360 ext. 3) for more information about RCIA.
RCIA is primarily a journey of faith focused on conversion that gradually leads to full initiation into Catholic Church. It is a sacramental process of formation, prayer, and reflection on the Gospels that provides a solid foundation for a lifelong and ever deepening relationship with Christ and His Church.
It begins with a person’s interest in Jesus Christ. This is the pre-catechumenate phase also known as the Inquiry Stage. This is a time for questions and learning about the faith and lasts until the inquirer discerns whether he or she truly desires to become Catholic.
Following a decision to respond to God’s call, a person commits to the catechumenate in the Rite of Welcome. This is the lengthiest period of the initiation process and the catechumen learns the basic points about living Catholic faith and life. From this time the catechumens gather with the Catholic community on Sundays for the first part of the Mass to hear the Scriptures and to reflect on the meaning of God's Word through the homily.
Next follows the Period of Purification and Enlightenment that corresponds with Lent. This stage involves in-tense reflection and continued conversion in preparation for rebirth at the Rite of Initiation which happens at the Easter Vigil Mass on Holy Saturday Night. Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation are conferred on this holy night.
From Easter until Pentecost is a fifty-day span called the Period of Mystagogy. This is a time of joyful reflection and for sharing in the mission of Christ and the completion of the initiation process. It reminds all Catholics that we must always be growing in the love of Christ and in living the life of grace personally and with our Catholic family.
Please call me to discuss any questions. Dates and times for instruction sessions and Sunday Mass will be deter-mined once the members of this year’s RCIA group have been determined and I have a sense of their schedules and availability. May the Holy Spirit guide you as you discern your call to the Catholic faith and to the Sacraments. Kevin Connelly Director of Religious Education
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Expired Missalettes Available
A good number of parishioners often ask about taking home a copy of the paperback Missalettes when a particular issue of the book has expired. The most recent previous issue of the Missalettes covered the period of time from April 28 to August 10 and we replaced those now-obsolete books last Saturday morning after the conclusion of the 9:00 a.m. Mass. If you would like to have a copy of that “now- retired” Mis-salette (for ref- erence to the Scripture read- ings and prayers, spiritual reading, enjoying the hymns and the artwork, etc.), we have several copies on-hold in the ushers’ closet at the rear of the church. Please feel free to ask one of the ushers to give you a copy.
Bishop O’Connell’s Wedding Anniversaries Mass, Renewal of Vows, and Blessing on
October 6, 2019 in Freehold
All couples celebrating their 1st, 25th or 50+ wedding anniversary during the 2019 calendar year are invited to gather with family and friends to share the Eucharist, renew your sacred wedding vows, and re-ceive Bishop O’Connell’s Episcopal Blessing. Anniversary Couples from Ocean and Mon-mouth Counties may attend the Sunday, October 6, 2019 Mass and Blessing at 3:00 p.m. at the Co-Cathedral of St. Robert Bellarmine in Freehold. Cou-ples must register through their home parish; the regis-tration deadline for all anniversary couples is Sep-tember 15, 2019. Please phone our parish secretary Mary Valan to make a reservation.
The Diocese of Trenton’s 2019 Annual Catholic Appeal is in its sixth month. It commenced here at St. Michael’s during the weekend of February 23rd. The Diocese-wide goal is $7.0 million and approximately $5,000,547 (71.44%) has been pledged or collected toward that Diocesan goal as of Au-gust 4, 2019. Our parish goal (as noted in the bulletin and announced at week-end Masses) is $109,000. Our parish reached its goal with pledges during the 22nd campaign week and with actual collections during the 24th campaign week. These achievements were “firsts” for our parish in that we reached both goals (pledges and collections) approximately 19 weeks earlier this year than last year (July compared to November). And last year was the very first year in Appeal history and in St. Michael’s history that our parish reached its goal. Thank you to all who have contributed in any form to the Appeal. These suc-cesses in the Annual Appeal have resulted in rebates to our parish of $23,729 last year and approximately $24,000 this year. Those funds have been utilized for the Lower Church ladies room and men’s room renovations, the church’s foundation excavation and waterproofing, masonry and painting repairs in and around the church, CCD books and supplies, and other parish expenses. Currently, collections are at roughly 94.7% of our $115,727 total raised as indicated in the thermometer at left. And so we will continue to track these “Phase Two” collection efforts and progress reports in the bulletin during the next few weeks in order to achieve 100% collection of all pledges.
May God bless the good people of St. Michael’s and thank you for your generous contributions that help the Diocese provide the spiritual and social services that it renders to over 800,000 Catholics and others in our area.
*Our parish goal is $109,000. Pledges plus actual collections are currently an “amount raised” of $115,727; out of that amount the collections received are $109,507. This leaves a “pledge balance” of $6,220 (or approxi-mately 5.3%) in order to achieve 100% collection of all pledges. Contributions have been received from over 475 participants. Thank you!
Results to Date
$115,727*
$50,000
$25,000
$109,507*
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PERSONAL ASSISTANT/DRIVER
with Possible Internship Howell/Hamilton, NJ
A parishioner family is in need of a Per-sonal Assistant/Driver for a disabled pro-fessional member of the family from Monday through Friday from approxi-mately 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (must be flexible with hours). Possible part time Information Technology internship also
available. The ideal candidate must be able to lift 100 lbs. and have reliable transportation. A good driving record is a must. Salary set by the State of New Jersey. For more information, call 848-245-0962.
The parish’s Summer Choir – under the direction of Music Director Paul Bergin and 41 voices strong –concluded its weekend rehearsals last Saturday after-noon (photo below) in preparation to sing God Bless America and Take Me Out to the Ballgame at this Sat-urday night’s Lakewood Blue-claws game. Thank you for all the effort to the choir members and Mr. Bergin and also to Dotty O’Hara for her help and support.
Immediately following the conclusion of the Cat-echist Spirituality Day noted above, Fr. John and Fr. Mark will be hosting a lunch for all the St. Michael’s catechists who have attended “the day” at a nearby restaurant in the Point Pleasant area. Cate-chists are asked to RSVP to D.R.E. Kevin Connelly if they will be attending this lunch. Also, the parish will be paying the registration fee for all St. Michael’s parishioners who attend the Catechist
The monthly Youth and Young Adults Mass will be suspended during the summer months of July and Au-gust and will resume in September. This Mass is ordi-narily celebrated on the third Sunday of the month at 6:00 p.m. Please follow the bulletin for further infor-mation about this Mass.
The Baptism preparation classes for parents are con-ducted every third Thursday of the month. There will be no class on Thursday, August 15 (because of that day’s Holy Day of Obligation-The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary). The next class is September 19. Classes begin at 7:00 p.m. in the Lower Church. Please call the Parish Office to register in advance.
BLESSING OF CARS; FEAST OF ST. CHRISTOPHER:
PATRON SAINT OF CAR SAFETY AND TRAVELERS
The parish remembered St. Christopher and blessed automobiles in the North Parking Lot last Sunday after the 12:00 p.m. Mass. Please see the accompanying photos. St. Christopher is regarded as the patron saint of trans-portation, travelers, and
motorists. St. Christo-pher, pray for us!
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 18, 2019 Page 7
To be human is to suffer—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. In addition to our own suffering, we also encounter the suffering of those around us. While the world of medicine attempts to relieve suffering and the media tries to sell us on a life without pain, only the Church offers the perspective that suffering has meaning. St. John Paul II said that suf-fering without meaning can lead to despair, but if we can attach meaning to our suffering, we are capable of going through anything.
When YOU Suffer
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S O H
Half-Day Fridays at the Par-ish Office are in effect for the summer. From Friday, May 24 until Labor Day Weekend’s Friday (August 31), the office will close at 12:00 noon on
Fridays. Thank you for your cooperation.
Monday - Thursday: 8:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.(closed 12:00 Noon - 1:00 p.m. for lunch)
Friday: 8:30 a.m.-12:00 Noon
Pastoral Care Stephen and Paduan Ministries
Our Extraordinary Ministers made 14 Communion/homebound visits and two Stephen Ministry visits during this past week. We pray that we have helped to bring God’s love and peace to His people in need.
Friendship
A faithful friend is beyond price; there is no way to measure his worth. Sirach 6:15 “Friendship constitutes a country for those in exile, a fortune for the poor, a remedy for the sick, and a life for the dead. It provides pleasure for those who are well, strength for the weak, and a reward for the strong.” St. Augustine
Our Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers are available for our parishioners - - to visit the sick and the elderly; and bring Communion to those who are unable to attend Mass. Please contact us if you need us – 732-483-0360 ext. 120.
PRAYERS FOR THE SICK OF THE
PARISH This is a list of parishioners, rela-tives, and friends who are in need of our prayers for healing. Our Rosarians also pray every Saturday for all the parishioners of St. Michael’s. Please note that intentions will be listed for two months and then removed, unless the requestor calls to renew for another two months. Please also
note that according to the HIPPA & privacy laws only the sick themselves or family members may request to be added to the list. Contact the Parish Office for all prayer requests. Thank you and may Our Lord grant healing to all those who are suffering and in need of our prayers.
Week 2 Marylou Mirarchi
Katie Shives
Week 6 Alfred “Butch” Guzzi
Week 7
Joanne Buono
Rosarian Prayer Group
PARISH COUNSELING SERVICES A joint effort of the Diocese of Trenton and Catholic Charities provides licensed professionals for short term counseling (up to six sessions) to parishioners dealing with dif icult issues, for example, job-stress, family concerns, and bereavement. Contact your pastor or parish priest for additional information and referral. The fee is $90 per ses-sion, but, if needed, inancial assistance is available through the Diocese of Trenton Parish Counseling Services.
Not all storms come to disrupt your life. Some come to clear your path…
Knowing when to say “yes” or “no” are lessons we all can use. Both allow us to take ownership of our lives, our beliefs and desires. It is ok to say “Yes”.
“We can learn to say yes to things that feel good, to what we want - for others and ourselves.
We can learn to say yes to fun. Yes to meetings, to calling a friend, asking for help.
We can learn to say yes to healthy relationships, to people and activities that are good for us.
We can learn to say yes to ourselves, what we want and need, our instincts, and the leading of our Higher Power. We can learn to say yes when it feels right to help some-
one. We can learn to say yes to our feelings. We can learn to identify when we need to take a walk, take a nap, have our back rubbed, or buy ourselves flowers.” Unknown
The PATHWAY TO HEAL is for those that need sup-port with life's new paths and journeys.
We are a ministry for separated, divorced and widowed persons.
If you need a place to come and feel safe please plan on attending our group.
Our next meeting is on Thursday, August 22nd at 7:00PM
St. Michael's Living Room 6 West End Court, Long Branch, NJ
Please Join Us. All Are Welcomed.
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NEIGHBORING PARISHES OF
Christ the King (www.cklb.org) Dick Gallo Memorial Golf Outing Monday, Aug 26, 2019 Pebble Creek Golf Course, Colts Neck, NJ Call Richard
Kuhn at 732-539-1724. Christ the King Festival will be held on Sunday, September 8, at Our Lady Star of the Sea parking lot from 10:00 a.m.
to 10:00 p.m.
Precious Blood (churchofthepreciousblood.org) Virtus Training will be offered on August 28 at 6:30 p.m. in
the Parish Center. Call the Parish Office for more infor-mation at 732-222-4756.
Our Backpack Drive takes place the weekend of August 24 and 25. All backpacks and school supplies will be donated
to students in need so that they may have a successful school year. There is a Drop Box in the back of the church.
St. Dorothea (www.stdorothea.org) Catholic Women of Zion Rally Saturday, Sep 14, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The keynote speaker is Kelly Wahlquist. Mass:
8:30 a.m. with Fr. Mike Sullivan. Fee of $35 includes box lunch. Reservations are necessary, pay at the door. Please call and leave your phone number, spell your last name at 732-363-0139 ext. 777 no later than Tuesday, Sep 10. Or,
you can also register on line: www.cwoz.org
Our Lady of Hope Paris (www.ladyofhopeparish.org) If you are interested in joining us on September 22, 2019 for a special luncheon at Gibbs Estate at Suneagles Golf
Club honoring the legendary Sister Angelina Pelliccia, please call 732-222-8686 for more information.
Annual Catholic Appeal 2019 The campaign’s primary phase has concluded. Books remain open. Contri-butions, pledges, and pledge payments
may be sent to the parish office.
CCD Classes Resume Sunday Classes on September 15, 2019 Tuesday Classes on September 17, 2019
Parish Ministry Fair Weekend (“under the tent”)
Saturday and Sunday October 12 and 13, 2019
Monmouth County Red Mass Bishop O’Connell presiding/preaching
Sunday, October 13, 2019 12:00 p.m.
Baptism Preparation Class Thursday, September 19, 2019 7:00 p.m.
Holy Hour for Vocations Thursday, September 5, 2019 7:00 p.m.
First Friday Mass in Latin Friday, September 6, 2019 12:15 p.m.
Parish Summer Choir Singing at Lakewood Blueclaws
Saturday, August 17, 2019 Mass (at Stadium) at 5:00; Game at
7:00; Singing at 7th Inning Stretch
CCD Teachers Meeting Lower Church
Monday, August 19, 2019 7:30 p.m. (following 7:00 p.m. Mass)
Mass of the Holy Spirit for Bless-ings Upon the New School Year
Saturday, September 21, 2019 5:00 p.m.
On the Calendar at St. Michael’s
Weekend Collection & Attendance
Thank You! Saturday, August 10, 2019
4:00 PM Mass $3,005.00 258 people 5:00 PM Mass $1,093.00 132 people 7:30 PM Mass $893.00 133 people
Sunday, August 11, 2019 7:00 AM Mass $1,877.00 191 people 9:00 AM Mass $2,180.00 194 people 10:00 AM Mass $1,028.00 147 people 11:00 AM Mass $988.00 146 people 12:00 PM Mass $1,800.00 169 people 4:00 PM Mass $1,144.00 142 people 7:30 PM Mass $896.00 253 people _______________________________________ TOTALS: $14,902.00 1,773 people Missionary Appeal: $7,213.00
PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH
WEEKLY MASS I NTENTION † Ronald Lubischer r/o Joyce Lubischer
YEARLY MASS I NTENTIONS OCTOBER 2019
Salvatore J. Mirarchi r/o Joe & Carmel Mirarchi
Ronald Lubischer r/o Family NOVEMBER 2019
Louis Carlesimo r/o Children Ursula Carlesimo r/o Children
DECEMBER 2019
Dorothy Brady r/o Daughter Dee Celli JULY 2020
Walter & Veronica Skowrenski r/o Robert Skowrenski & Family
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