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Council 11910 Shield of Honor

November 2017

Grand Knight

Thomas V. DeMars

Brother Knights,

Congratulations and thank you to all our Service Area Directors

and the brothers that serve in these service areas on the great

progress you have made so far, this year. I am really impressed

with the quality of the service projects and level of service you

are delivering.

Please welcome our newly elected Recorder Brian Donnelly and

his wife Diane. Also, welcome our new Culture of Life Couple

Joseph and Laurie Friend. Thank you for stepping up to the

challenges of service.

Recruiting new members is essential to the continued growth

and well-being of our council and the Order. Offering a man

membership in the Knights of Columbus gives him the oppor-

tunity to improve his own life and his community. Membership

allows him to experience the fraternal bond that Knights share

while growing closer to his family and his faith.

There are many men and their families that you meet or see

you in our parish. If you are active in our council service pro-

jects and parish ministries they see you and respect you for

your example of service, commitment and Catholic morals.

Take a moment to talk with the men you know and meet in our

parish; talk with them about the personal and spiritual fulfil-

ment you receive from your service. Explain how the Knights of

Columbus values and our Council service projects help you

serve and grow as a man. Also explain that it doesn’t stop with

the man but that our values stress the importance of the family

as the Domestic Church of the Lord.

Then ask him to him to join our Council so that he can experi-

ence the fulfilment you do and the comradery of likeminded

Catholic gentlemen and their families.

Vivat Jesus,

Tom DeMars, tvdemars@icloud.com, (843) 437-1021

Deputy Grand Knight

Anthony A. Panek

Brother Knights,

.Knights serving the Parish was in full view during the 21 October Fall Festival. Everywhere you looked you saw a Knight helping with setup, cooking, selling drinks, food, prize tickets, tear down and cleanup. Thanks to all who helped in this event that raises money for the Parish but also creates a setting of community. The Council’s Youth programs are in full swing this month. Today’s youth are the future leaders of our communities and councils. Effective youth activities teach young people valuable life lessons on leadership, responsibility, morality and compassion. We are currently collecting “Coats for Kids”. Boy and girl coats in sizes from pre-school through teenagers are needed. New to near-new coats are accepted. We are requesting Council Knights buy a coat for a Kid and bring it to the November Council meeting for consolidation and delivery. If you can’t make the meeting, make arrange-ments with Howard Futrell or any Council Officer for deliv-ery of the coat. The Council is also conducting a Knights of Columbus Es-say Contest with our Faith Formation and Catholic School. The theme is “The Importance of Religious Freedom” and will open the doors of young minds, enabling the entrants to be creative, thoughtful and introspective in their work. The Council is also promoting to “Keep Christ in Christ-mas” with a poster contest for our parish Faith Formation classes. This is an excellent way to get our youth to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas. As in all our programs, let the Youth Director, Howard Futrell, know you want to help out in administering these programs. Tony Panek, tjspanek@aol.com, 843 771-1532

St. Theresa The Little Flower Catholic Church, 11001, Dorchester Rd. Summerville, SC , 29485

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Financial Secretary

Treasurer’s Report David I. Tibbs

Brother Knights,

Total Assets of the Council, as of 10/15/17:

ASSETS STATEMENT

Assets: Checking:*** $4,396.29 Savings: $5,076.10 TOTAL: $ 9,472.39

David Tibbs - Treasurer Council 11910 treasurer.koc.11910@gmail.com 843-330-2004

Columbus Hope Chairman

Andrew Kuffel

Brother Knights;

NO REPORT SUBMITTED

andrewkuffel@gmail.com 843-607-2235

Brother Knights; Our membership as of the first of November stands at 161 including 18 Honorary Life Mem-bers, 6 Disabled and 12 Inactive Insurance members this leaves us with a total of 125 members that pay dues. We currently still have 4 members that have not paid their dues which was due last December 31, each of them have been notified, please contact either me your Financial Secretary or the Grand Knight Thomas DeMars and advise us as the reason why you can’t pay your membership dues or do not want to be a member of the Knight of Columbus. November 1

st Feast of all

Saints. 2nd

Feast of all Souls. END OF DAY-LIGHT SAVING TIME 5

th. General Election

Day 7th.

Veteran’s Day 11th.

Thanksgiving Day is the 23. Officers and directors meeting is on the 9. And our General membership meeting on the 16. There will be a 2

nd and 3

rd Degree

Exemplification on January 27 at Council 10668 in Hilton Head. If any 1

st of 2

nd de-

gree member would like to take this degree please notify your Financial Secretary at fs11910@knology.net or cell (843) 209-6716. Your dues for membership in the Knights of Columbus will be mailed out on the 15 of De-cember 2017, it should be noted that Council dues are $40.00 a year, $20.00 every 6

months or $10.00 every quarter. NOTE: FOR ALL MEMBERS. PLEASE PRO-VIDE ME WITH FOLLOWING INFOR-MATION: YOUR PHONE NUMBERS, YOUR MAILING ADDRESS, YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS, AND IF YOU ARE MARRIED NEED YOUR SPOUSE’S FIRST NAME AND DATE OF YOUR WEEDING ANNIVERSARY. Thanks FS11910@KNOLOGY.NET PS please remember council general meet-

ings on always on the 3rd Thursday at 6:30

PM see you at the meeting.

Joseph F. Gubeli Jr. FS Council 11910

Birthdays & Weddings Page 03 Chancellors Page 03 Church Director Page 04 Community Director Page 04 Comptroller Report Page 05 Council Director Page 04 Council Officers Directory Page 12 Council Recorder Page 06 Culture of Life Chairman Page 06 Degree Team Captain Page 04 District Deputy Page 03 Insurance Agent Page 05 Lecturer’s Report Page 09 Membership Page 03 Navigator’s Report Page 05 Service Programs Director Page 07 Veteran Assistance Manger Page 08

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District Deputy

Roy Massey

Brother Knights Council 11910,

NO REPORT SUBMITTED AT THIS TIME– ROY

Vivat Jesus

Roy I. Massey

PGK,PFN,FD District Deputy Five

843-552-7066

November Birthdays

01 Eugene Pecora 08. Christopher Lombard 11. David Hart 15. John Andrade 15. Jeff Windsor 16. Daniel Spencer 19. Paul Wade 21. Albert Spahn 24. William Dean 25. Paul Bishop 25. Michael Joseph 30. Kenneth Chandlee 30. Mario Rosas

November Wedding Anniversaries

02 Joseph & Maryann Valentino 04 Elmer & Roberta McNeill 06 Dr. Edwin & Marcy Blitch 11 Joseph & Ana Dallas 18 Charles & Winifred Rentiers 23 Dennis & Judy Young

Greetings Brother Knights.

Greetings brother knights. I hope you and your families are in the best of health.

It's was impressive to see our numbers grow during our last meeting. Continue to communicate what our council is in-volved in to other knights. Continue to encourage them to visit our council just do they can see what were about and how we conduct ourselves.

I look forward to seeing all of you in our next meeting.

Continue to a show society that we are a prestigious fraternity

God Bless you Brothers

Ernest Rodriguez

706-358-2395

Ernest 3213@hotmail.com

Membership Director

Ernest Rodriguez

Hello fellow Knights.

Rest up Brother Knight Howard. We wish you a quick recovery.

NO REPORT FOR THIS MONTH.

God Bless,

SK Howard Futrell

843-530-5131

Howard.futrell@gmail.com

Chancellors

Howard A. Futrell

OCTOBER POT OF GOLD

POT OF GOLD

Fr. Artur Przywara

$80.75

SORRY YOU MUST

BE PRESENT TO WIN

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Church Director’

Joseph Valentino

Brother Knights,

NO REPORT TO SUBMIT THIS MONTH

God loves you and so do I,

Joe Valentino tgsm@att.net 843-821-2621

Degree Team Captain

Greg Mueller

Greetings Brother Knights, As we are approaching Thanksgiving and the holiday season, Iask you to take a minute to reflect on your ex-perience(s) as a Knight of Columbus. Have you made some new friends? Deepened your faith? Volunteered for something greater than yourself? We have a great council and assembly in our Knights of Columbus organi-zation, but they shouldn’t be a secret. Why not get out of your comfort zone and ASK a fellow Catholic gentle-man if he would like to join? I had been thinking about it for a while, and on a service Sunday, a Knight asked me if I ever considered joining. I filled out my Form 100 and took my degree a couple of weeks later. About 2 months later, I was able to take my 2nd and 3rd Degree, and in less than a year I attended the 4th Degree Exem-plification into full Knighthood. I don’t know why I was being hesitant, but I am thankful somebody had the courage to ASK me to join!

Greg Mueller Admissions Degree Team Leader 843-860-9022 (cell)

Council Director

Michael Miller

Dear Brother Knights,

Although the Alzheimer's walk was delayed to the following weekend because of the storm it was a great success. Thanks to all those who were involved in such a good cause. We need volunteers for the upcom-ing tootsie roll drive and the fall festival. Please donate some of your time if available.

WHAT A GREAT CAUSE TO SERVE OUR COMMUNITY!

Please contact me at 724-288-6688)

or mmiller28585@comcast.net

Michael S. Miller Council Director

Community Director

Albert Spahn

Brother Knights;

Support for Columbus Hope has been good. Thanks

to all who helped with Tootsie Rolls. Fall Fest was a lot of

hard work, but a lot of fun for all of us brothers who worked

it. Many more opportunities to be a participating knight are

in the future.

(843) 607-2235

Al Spahn awspahn@gmail.com

November Calendar of Events

Nov 5 Service Sunday Ministries and Coffee and

Donuts@ St Theresa the Little Flower Catho-

lic Church

Nov 9 Officers and Directors Meeting, 6:30PM @

McManus Hall

Nov 16 Business Meeting, 6:30PM @ McManus Hall

Tony Panek ,DGK

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Insurance Agent s

Michael A. Tarala

Greetings to my Brother Knights in Council 11910,

I hope that this newsletter finds you in good health and excel-

lent spirit. I have had the pleasure of meeting with many of

you during the month and have found the experience to be

enriching and of great interest in you and your families. I

would like to thank you for your willingness to speak with me

and your hospitality.

As we move forward I will be mentioning several topics of in-

terest that may affect your decisions as you plan for your

unique position in life. I, for one, would like to have had the

opportunity to utilize “life wisdom” several years prior to

attaining it.

As our population ages, averages become weighted to baby

boomers (born between 1946 and 1964) where many are in or

are approaching retirement. We all are accustomed to provid-

ing protection for our families in the form of automobile and

home insurance (my wife was rear-ended yesterday on Clem-

ents Ferry Road – not pretty). The national average for

those 65 and older that will need Long Term Care insurance

are 70%. This translates to median facility bills in our state that

amount to $200 per day. Long Term Care plans protect your

hard earned assets as this reality approaches and underwriters

nationwide are becoming more selective in insuring applicants

as our population ages. Also keep in mind that Medicare pro-

vides only 20 days of facility coverage and Medicaid is the larg-

est provider of LTC by far in the United States which becomes

active after nearly ALL your assets are spent down.

I look forward to my continued association with your council

and working together as we go forward.

Best Regards,

Michael Tarala, FIC, FICF

336-639-9939 Michael,tarala@kofc.org

Faithful Navigator 4th Degree

Faithful Comptroller

Lou Bodony

FROM THE COMPTROLLER ASSY 3009 THE RESULTS ARE IN ON THE FALL FEST RAFFLE 1ST PRIZE WENT TO CAROL TIBBS 2ND PRIZE WENT TO REBECA CHAVEZ 3RD PRIZE WENT TO PATRICK REGAN ST THERESA PARISH NETTED $10,395. THANKS FROM THE ASSEMBLY TO ALL WHO MADE THIS ACTIV-ITY A GREAT SUCCESS!!! VIVAT JESU LOU THE COMP 843-851-6424

Brothers and Sir Knights .

If you are 4th Degree Knight our Officers meeting will meet at Perkins at 6:30 on Trolley Road.

In November we will be having a Flag Folding Cere-mony on the weekend of Veterans Day. Thank you for all who have served. We will have details at din-ner next week.

Any Third Degree member who would like to join the Assembly please let me know we have an Ex-emplification coming up for the 4th Degree in Co-lumbia on February 17th and 18th, 2018.

Assemblies from around our State will be leading the March for Life in Columbia on January 6, 2018. Line up for March will be at USC Russell House on Greene Street at 11 am. March for Life steps off lead by Knights of Col 11:30am. Rally be-gins at State House plaza on Gervais Street side.

Any questions please let me know at 296-2574. God bless you all.

Joe Friend joefriendandmine@outlook.com

Faithful Navigator

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Culture of Life Family

Joseph and Laurie Friend Council Recorder

Brian Donnelly

Brother Knights, My wife Laurie and I are privileged to be the Cul-ture of Life Family and we are glad to let you know what's going on in our area with life issues.

1. 40 Days for Life is a prayer vigil now until No-vember 5, 2017 going on at the Charleston Wom-en's Clinic where many abortions take place. Please go on line look up 40 Days for Life and give them a call to sign up for a time to pray. The address is 1312 Ashley River Road and the corner of Fusler.

2. In January the March for Life will take place in Columbia. The date is January 6, 2018. Line up will be at 11 am at the USC Russell House on Greene Street. 11:30, the March will start and be led by the Knights of Assemblies. The Rally begins at the State House plaza on the Gervais Street side.

3. Please pray a Rosary everyday to end abortion

in our country and our world. World wide just today 48,721 babies have been aborted. This is 10:40am that I am writing this.

4. Laurie and I will also keep track of all the Bap-tisms that will be going on in our Church. If you know of a family that needs to have a child Bap-tized Please contact our Church office 875-5002 and they will set up a time.

5. Every third Saturday of the month from 8-9 am there is a Rosary said at the Charleston Women's Clinic abortion mill. Please come join and pray for the end of this abomination.

If you hear of any more prolife activities going on in our area please let me know at 843-296-2574. This is the end of my writing and at this time 49,623 babies have died. Please pray!!!!!

Take care and God bless you all.

Joe and Laurie Friend jeofriendandmine@outlook.com

Brother Knights

Thanks for your comments and sug-gestions. Below is my entry for the news-letter:

Thank you for electing me as the Record-er for Council 11910.

I would like to offer the following prayer for the elimination of racism:

Good and gracious God, you invite us to recognize and reverence your divine im-age and likeness in our neighbor. Enable us to see the reality of racism and free us to challenge and uproot it from our socie-ty, our world and ourselves.

This we pray: Amen

Brian Donnelly

Council 11910 Recorder

dianedonnelly26@gmail.com

743-771-4401

MOST MOTHERS

ARE PHYSICALLY

HANDICAPPED—

THEY ONLY HAVE

TWO HANDS

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Service Programs Director

Anthony A. Panek

Brother Knights,

1. Family Director Mario Rosas - uliross@hotmail.com; 843 376-5227. 2. KofC Member and Family Mass (Lead Mario Rosas) Completed - Sept 17, 2017, 10:45 Mass, Knights of Columbus attending mass as a com-munity. 3. KofC Wedding Vows Renewal (Lead Mario Rosas) TBD: February timeframe. 4. Food for Families Project (Lead Dave Tibbs) - dtibbs@sc.rr.com; (843)875-9298. 40 Cans for Lent Food Drive— 1540 lbs of food items collected last year. 5. Ladies Appreciation Dinner BD: Spring time frame Community Director Al Spahn – awspahn@gmail.com , 843 873-5173. 1. VA Service Project (Lead Steve Carson) ste-

phenj315@msn.com; (843)478-5047. Ongoing - Until our collection box has a permanent home bring your donations to our council meetings. This project helps our veterans in crisis, disability and long-term care. See further details following the programs review page in this newsletter.

2. 1st Responder Service Project (Lead Gary Mel-ton) garylloydmelton@gmail.com; (843)345-9730. Council 11910 recognizes outstanding first re-sponders from local stations. Developing new plan due to Summerville Council overlap with our Council’s area of coverage. 3. Columbus HOPE Foundation (Lead An-drew Kuffel andrewkuffel@gmail.com; 843-607-2235. Completed - 14 Oct Tootsie Roll Drive at Walmart Neighborhood Store scheduled. Collect-ed over $500. More dates being planned. Council raises funds for South Carolina citizens with Intel-lectual Disabilities. Planning Tootsie Roll Cam-paign and Spring Golf Tourney fundraiser. Council Director Mike Miller – mmil-ler28585@comcast.net , 727 288-6688,

Ongoing send your nominations to Mike Miller / Council Newsletter– (Editor Dave Guerin) dhgdhg2@wowway.com 843-832-4774. 4. Parish Fall Festival Support (Lead Mike Miller Completed October 20-21, 2017, support and all).

4. KofC Christmas Social TBD Church Director Joe Valentino tgsm@att.net , 843 821-2621 1. Service Sunday (Lead Dave Hart and Lynn Papillon)Ongoing - First Sunday of the month. Knights serve as Lecturers, Eucharistic Ministers, Ushers, altar assistants and cross bearer. Knights also provide a parish break-fast once a quarter and coffee and donuts on other Sundays. 2. St Theresa Ministry Fair Booth (Lead Ernest Rodriguez) ernest3213@hotmail.com ,

706 358-2395. Completed - Aug 19-20, 2017 after all Masses. Explain the Knights of Co-lumbus as Church resource and recruit new Knights

3. Annual Joe Cole Prayer Mass and Breakfast (Lead Joe Valentino) Completed - August 26, 2017 at 9:00AM. Knights plan, execute and cook breakfast for this event. All are invited to attend and support this Parish event 4. KoC Service on Parish Council and Church Finance Committee (Lead Joe Valentino) 5. Refund Support Vocations Program (RSVP) (Lead Louis Bodony) loubadoo@aol.com , 843 851-6424. Ongoing. Council raises money and supports a Semi-narian with funding and encouragement. $500 sent to Seminarian Justin Damask in Oct 2017.

1. Youth Activities Director Howard Futrell how-ard.futrell@gmail.com , 843 –530-5131 Nominate deserving youth of the parish for this award. 2. Importance of Religious Freedom Essay Contest (Lead Howard Futrell) …... Ongoing - Will need judges. 3. Coats for Kids CampaignOngoing – Program involves assisting service organizations in need of children’s coats. In-volves soliciting the purchase of coats from Knights. (Lead Howard Futrell) 4. Keep Christ in Christmas Poster Contest (Lead How-ard Futrell) Council judging needs to be completed by Dec 16, 2017. Will need judges. 5. Boy Scout Project (Lead Howard Futrell) Looking for a Knight willing to serve on the St. Theresa’s Boy Scout Troop Board of Directors. Supporting a Scouting Service Activity – Bone Marrow Donor Drive. Culture of Life Family Joe & Laurie Friend joefriendandmine@outlook.com, 843 296-2574.1. Pro-Life Rosary at West Ashley Abortion facilityThird Sat-urday of every month, 0800 – 0900, led by a Priest or Deacon of the Diocese of Charleston 2. Baptismal Rosary Program (Lead Joe Friend)3. Octo-ber Rosary ChallengeOngoing – Knights pray one Ro-sary each day during October for devotion to Mary and the unborn.

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• Large print books/ Small piece puzzles such as 24, 50, or 100

pieces.

• Magazine subscriptions (Large Print and regular print) Reminisce,

National Geographic, Good Old Days, Birds and Bloom, Sports Illustrated,

Ladies Home Journal, Woman’s Day, Readers Digest, etc.

• Large print books/ Small piece puzzles such as 24, 50, or 100

pieces. Newspaper subscriptions: The State, Post and Courier,

Press and Standard, and other papers from resident’s hometowns

• Hats, gloves, sun glasses, reading glasses

• Military memorabilia

• Sports memorabilia

• Any patriotic items (decorations, pictures, prizes, t-shirts, etc.)

• NASCAR items

• Football, baseball, basketball, items such as hats, t-shirts, or

anything to do with college and pro teams

• Donations

Please make checks payable to:

Veterans Victory Group

Mail to:

Attn: Stephanie Dempsey

Veterans Victory House

2461 Sidneys Road

Walterboro, SC 29488

God’s Blessing,

Stephen Carson, Council 11910 Veteran Assistance Project Manag-

er, stephenj315@msn.com, (843)478-5047

VA Manager Stephen Carson

Until further notice bring donated items to our officers

and membership meetings

• Computer Tablets

• Personal CD’s players and radios

• Fishing tackle

• Clocks and Talking clocks and watches

• Bingo prizes (anything patriotic, current holiday, trinkets,

chocolate boxed candy, hard candy, frames, photo albums,

wall clocks, inexpensive watches, undershirts, underwear

(boxers and briefs), handkerchiefs, socks (above the ankle)

• Tickets to special events, movie theatre

• Restaurant or Shopping Gift Cards

• Extra soft facial tissue

• Electric razors

• Liquid Body Soaps, Deodorant and Lotions

• Card stock paper (All Colors)

• Art Supplies (Markers, white board markers, crayons, scis-

sors, glue, glue sticks)

• Wooden Art projects that can be painted such as cars, bird-

houses, etc.

• Games with LARGE pieces

• Wooden Puzzles for Alzheimer Unit

• DVD Movies, CDs (Big Band, Motown, Country, Crooners,

Oldies, Religious/ Gospel, Jazz, etc.) Audio Books on CDs

• Garden Accessories (soil, plants, décor, etc.)

• Bird Houses and seed

• Silk Floral Table Arrangements (Seasonal)

Large print sing-a-long books, sing-a-long DVDs, Bibles etc.

(traditional, religious)• Magazine subscriptions (Large Print and

regular print) Reminisce, National Geographic, Good Old Days, Birds

and Bloom, Sports Illustrated, Ladies Home Journal, Woman’s Day, Read-

ers Digest, etc.

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Brother Knights;

As we speak more about the domestic church and understand

our responsibility as a family member, our ability to teach

what we believe and practice what we teach becomes para-

mount. We say the creed each week at mass and profess our

beliefs as Catholics, but do we live and teach these beliefs?

At baptism, as parents, we state publicly that we accept the

responsibility of training our children in the faith we profess

with the Christian community. As the primary educators of

our children in the ways of faith, we never outgrow that re-

sponsibility.

As the primary educator, we must reflect on our religious in-

volvement that is lived daily in our family life. Religious educa-

tion must be integrated in everything we do and be natural.

My daughter who has two young children, gave her children a

candy corn and asked them what they saw. Naturally they

answered, “a candy corn,” she asked them to look closer, and

they still answered, “candy corn.” She then brought up color,

and they answered, “each one has three.” Her first teaching

on Trinity.

With our 7 children the one thing they picked up quickly was

inconsistency between what we say and what we do. There is

no question that our actions have impact and shape their life.

When it came to teaching traditions or our Catholic belief, Pat

and I had to be in complete agreement and our actions had to

reflect those teaching. Faith could not only be a Sunday

event, it had to be an everyday occurrence in all we did.

With the influence of today’s society and the availability of

information, we must maintain our emphasis on family sup-

port, togetherness and being Catholic. Unconditional love and

forgiveness is the center of relationships and will provide the

atmosphere for our children, their children and their chil-

dren’s, children.

Deacon Tom

Domestic Church Director

Lecturer Deacon Thomas

Brother Knights;

KITCHEN KORNER

Fall starting to arrive, slow-

ly. For November

Service Sunday, 11/5/2017, will be a

"modified menu".

Eggs, sausage, pastries, fruit,

coffee and juice.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

POPE FRANCIS PRAYER INTENTIONS NOV 2017

Christians in Asia, bearing witness to the Gospel in word and deed, may promote

dialogue, peace, and mutual understand-

ing, especially with those of

other religions.

Kitchen Corner Report

Note: Email all entries for the Council Newsletter in

Word NLT 25th of each month to Newsletter Edi-

tor: Dave Guerin: Email

dhgdhg2@wowway.com. 843-832-4774

Newsletter Editor

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FAMILY OF THE MONTH July Family of the Month— Joseph and Consuelo Gubeli August Family of the Month— Lou and Elizabeth Picaut September Family of the Month — Joseph and Rebecca Sosinski

YOUTH OF THE MONTH August Youth of the Month – Perry O’Brien

September Youth of the Month — Sophie Hilbourn

KNIGHT OF THE MONTH July Knight of the Month — Christopher Beumel August Knight of the Month – David Tibbs Sepember Knight of the Month – Joseph Valentino October Knight of the Month – Paul Wade

Recognition

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AWARDS, NEW MEMBERS, DECORATIONS ,AND APPRECIATION

Sir Knight Cluny McPherson receiving his

Honorary Life Certificate from Past Grand

Knight Joseph Friend

Msgr. Lofton and Grand Knight Thomas DeMars presenting the Family of

Month Award to Mr. and Mrs. Sosinski and their family for September.

Brother Paul Wade was awarded the Knight of

the Month for September for his exemplary

Contribution to our parish and Council 11910.

Msgr. Lofton and Grand Knight Thomas DeMars presenting the Youth of

the Month Award to Sophia Hilborn for September 2017 for her excel-

lence as a Parish member and setting a fine example.

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Reverend David J. Schiller Council 11910 was founded in 1997 and has been an active supporter of the Pastor and the

Parish since that time. The Council is based at St. Theresa the Little Flower Catholic Church in Summerville SC.

Title Name Telephone Email Address

Grand Knight Thomas V. DeMars 843-437-1021 tvdemars@icloud.com

Chaplain Msgr. Edward Lofton 843-875-5002 office@sttheresachurch.com

Deputy Grand Knight Anthony A. Panek 843-771-1532 tjspanek@aol.com

Chancellor Howard A. Futrell 843-530-5131 howard.futrell@gmail.com

Financial Secretary Joseph F. Gubeli Jr. 843-209-6716 fs11910@knology.net

Recorder Brian Donnelly 743-771-4401 dianedonnelly26@gmail.com

Warden Ulises Rosas 843-376-5227 ulises.rosas1293@gmail.com

Treasurer David I. Tibbs 843-875-9298 dtibbs@sc.rr.com

Lecturer DEA Thomas Walter 703-670-2240 deacontom1981@gmail.com

Trustee 1st year Christopher Beumel 843-209-7475 beumelc@sprintmail.com

Trustee 2nd year Joseph W. Friend 843-296-2574 joefriendandmine@outlook.com

Trustee 3rd Year Andrew Kuffel 843-607-2235 andrewkuffel@gmail.com

Advocate Paul J. Wade 843-901-1295 paul.wadeoo1@yahoo.com

Inside Guard Raymond C. Picaut 843-832-9846 lizpicaut@yahoo.com

Outside Guard Clay F. Leaphart 843-494-9058 leaphart@hotmail.com

Program Director Anthony A. Panek 843-771-1532 tjspanek@aol.com

Council Director Michael Miller 724-288-6688 mmiller28585@comcast.net

Community Director Albert Spahn 843-873-5173 awspahn@gmail.com

Public Relations Thomas DeMars 843-767-0889 tvdemars@icloud.com

Family Director Mario Rosas 843-376-5227 uliross@hotmail.com

Church Director Joseph Valentino 843-821-2621 tgsm@att.net

Membership Director Ernest Rodriguez 706-358-2395 ernest3213@hotmail.com

Culture of Life Chairman Joseph W. Friend 843-296-2574 joefriendandmine@outlook.com

Admission Committee Joseph W. Friend 843-296-2574 joefriendandmine@outlook.com

Recruitment Committee Andrew Folz 843-900-5980 aadb@sbcglobal.net

Vocations Chairman Louis S. Bodony 843-851-6424 loubadoo@aol.com

Hope Chairman Andrew Kuffel 843-607-2235 andrewkuffel@gmail.com

Youth Director Howard Futrell 843-530-5131 howard.futrell@gmail.com

Veteran Services Stephen Carson 843-478-5047 stephenj315@msn.com

ST. THERESA THE LITTLE FLOWER ASSEMBLY 3009

Navigator Joseph Friend 843-296-2574 joefriendandmine@outlook.com Comptroller Louis Bodony 843-851-6424 loubadoo@aol.com Friar Msgr. Lofton 843-875-5002 office@sttheresachurch.com Captain Joseph Valentino 843-821-2621 tgsm@att.net Admiral Gregory Mueller 843-695-1097 itsmue@aol.com Purser Larry Papineau 843-851-0488 lrpapineau@gmail.com Pilot Ernest Rodriguez 706-358-2395 ernest3213@hotmail.com Scribe John Dunn 843-851-7896 jjdunn@knology.net Inner Sentinel Raymond Picaut 843-832-9846 lizpicaut@yahoo.com Outer Sentinel Clay Leaphart 843-494-9437 leaphart@hotmail.com 1st Trustee David Griffard 843-835-8730 griffard@lowcountry.com 2nd Trustee David Hart 843-670-9776 mrbighart@yahoo.com 3rd Trustee Albert Spahn 843-873-5173 nanuff@aol.com