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Reflection April 1, 2018 — Easter Sunday/The
Resurrection of the Lord (the Mass of Easter Day)
ACTS 10: 34A, 37-43; PS 118: 1-2, 16-17, 22-23;
COL 3: 1-4, JN 20: 1-9
One of the recommended Responsorial Psalms
on this glorious Easter Sunday is Psalm 118,
including this from verse 24: “This is the day the
Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad.” In
truth Easter is all about rejoicing. It is the day of
Resurrection which provides hope to all of us.
Throughout our diocese thousands of people are
at Mass today who may not normally attend.
Recent studies have shown that as many as 40
percent of those who do not regularly attend may
not have been at Mass since Christmas.
That is another reason for us to rejoice and say
“Welcome home.” We miss you and we love you.
Christ’s love for us is at the foundation of our
celebration today. St. Augustine once wrote, “God
loves each of us as if there were only one of us.”
We ask God’s blessings on all those who have
passed our amazing religion to you. Clearly you do
remember your devotion and are here to honor it.
Our Catholic Church considers today to be the
holiest day of the year. For us as Catholics this
celebrates one of the greatest days in history —
when Jesus, the Son of God, defeated death and
rose from the grave giving us all hope for eternal
life. St. Pope John Paul II may have put it best
several years ago when he proclaimed, “Do not
abandon yourselves to despair. We are the Easter
people and hallelujah is our song.”
***reflection from the Office of Stewardship and
Development
St. Thomas Aquinas serves as the Catholic Center at Purdue University. Our parish engages the youthful energy
of all its members to nurture their faith journey across all generations through liturgy, spiritual and intellectual formatio n,
stewardship, and justice with peace. We joyfully welcome all who wish to meet life's challenges through lived faith in Jesus Christ.
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“Noli Me Tangere” Franciabigio, 1525
What has “STONE” got to do with the
Resurrection? In the gospel of Mark, we are
told, as Mary Magdalene, Mary, the mother of
James, and Salome began to walk to Jesus’
tomb, they kept asking the question: "Who will
roll back the stone for us from the entrance to
the tomb?" Remember, this was a huge and
heavy stone. This stone was the only obstacle
blocking their entry into Jesus’ tomb to anoint
His body. They could have easily given up and
returned home. Yet, their love for Jesus
pressed them on towards the stone.
Their question, “Who will roll back the stone?” has been humanity’s
mournful cry right from the beginning when our first parents (Adam and
Eve) fell from grace. Because they had fractured their relationship with
God through disobedience, a huge rock was placed between their
offspring and God. In fact, who on earth amongst God’s creatures was
capable of removing this barrier blocking humanity’s path to eternal life
with God? Who even in the heavens, apart from God Himself, could give
back hope to fallen mankind?
“Who?” The answer was given to the three women (Mary Magdalene,
Mary, the mother of James, and Salome) searching for the corpse of their
Master beyond the grave. It was at the tomb we found the answer! When
the women arrived, they found the stone rolled away and was empty.
Fear must have taken hold of their hearts, prompting them to ask who
had been there- the Roman soldiers, the high priests' guards, or thieves?
Who rolled away the stone? As quickly as the fear seized them, it was
replaced by anxiety, sadness and probably anger. What has happened to
the sacred body of Jesus? They must have been helpless and confused.
Just then, their sorrow quickly turns into joy. An angel of the Lord was
waiting for them with this good news, “You seek Jesus of Nazareth, the
crucified. He has been raised; he is not here.” Jesus had risen! Here is
the answer to the world’s inquiry—there is another life! Jesus is the
Resurrection and the Life: “Behold the place where they laid him.” He is
no longer dead. As the God-Man, only Him alone through His own death
was capable of entering into the realm of death and conquering it with
His divine power. Now, humanity is free from the tyranny of Satan. By
rising from the dead, Jesus is making all things new for those who love
Him. He is restoring us from death to life, from sickness to health, from
poverty to riches, from despair to hope, from sadness to joy, from
restlessness to peace, and most importantly from sin to righteousness.
This is the day of liberation. This is the new day when the new Adam rose
and saved the old Adam. In short, Easter Sunday is day the Son of God
rolled away the stone of death, setting captives free and granting pardon
to sinners. Resurrection day is our own victory won for us by the God-
Man, Jesus Christ.
Do you find yourself crying out, “Who will remove the stones?” Many of
us have stones way too large and heavy for us to roll away by ourselves.
These stones weigh us down, blocking the entrance of our hearts so that
Jesus’ life cannot enter. They keep us from living our lives fully for Him.
Easter Sunday is a reminder that Jesus wants to roll away the stones
from our hearts. The heart is His work. He does not need our help. He did
not need the disciples’ help; the stone was rolled away before the
disciples even arrived. Therefore, let us run towards Jesus like Peter and
John did after receiving the good news from the three faithful women. Let
Him empty the tomb of our heart of sin and death and resurrect it with
His own Life.
~ Fr. Cassian Sama, O.P.
IN OUR PARISH
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Liturgy of the Hours Held in the Baptistry. All are welcome!
MONDAY-SATURDAY 8:30AM Morning Prayer
SUNDAY-FRIDAY 5:05PM Evening Prayer
Mass Schedule & Intentions SUNDAY, april 1 The Resurrection of the Lord Readings: Acts 10:34A, 37-43/Cor 3:1-4 OR 1 Cor 5:6B-8/Jn 20:1-9 Psalm Response: Ps 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23 9:00am Allie Kunz 11:00am Phyllis Scanlon MONDAY, april 2 Readings: Acts 2:14, 22-33/Mt 28:8-15 11:30am Jacie Breiner 5:30pm John Gaydos TUESDAY, april 3 Readings: Acts 2:36-41/Jn 20:11-18 11:30am John Gaydos 5:30pm Henry & Elanor Wilson WEDNESDAY, april 4 Readings: Acts 3:1-10/Lk 24:13-35 11:30am John Gaydos 9:00pm Student Parishioners THURSDAY, april 5 Readings: ACTS 3:11-26/Lk 24:35-48 11:30am John Gaydos 5:30pm Phyllis Scanlon FRIDAY, april 6 Readings: ACTS 4:1-12/Jn 21:1-14 11:30am John Gaydos SATURDAY, april 7 Readings: Acts 4:13-21/Mk 16:9-15 11:30am John Gaydos 5:30pm Freddie (Fran) Goffney SUNDAY, april 8 sunday of divine mercy Readings: Acts 4:32-35/1 Jn 5:1-6/Jn 20:19-31 Psalm Response: Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 9:00am Jim Hatke 11:00am Phyllis Scanlon 7:00pm St. Thomas Aquinas Parish 9:00pm Repose of Souls
Reconciliation The confessional is in the northwest corner of the church, near
the Marian niche. *Also available by appointment.
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
11:00AM—11:25AM Individual Reconciliation
SUNDAY
8:15AM—8:45AM Individual Reconciliation
10:15AM—10:45AM Individual Reconciliation
EVERY DAY
4:00PM—5:00PM Individual Reconciliation
IN OUR PARISH
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Baptisms
Are normally scheduled during or after the 5:30PM Mass on
Saturday, or during or after the 11:00AM Mass on Sunday.
The next baptism preparation sessions will be:
All Classes are 6:00-7:30PM
Please contact Eileen Strater in the Parish Office at 765-743-
4652 or [email protected] to register for the baptism
class and/or place your child’s baptism on the parish calendar.
Through the Sacrament of Baptism, God’s children are
welcomed into the Catholic faith family, which most commonly
takes place at a very young age. In this case, it is extremely
important for parents to know what they are asking when they
ask to have their children baptized. St. Tom’s baptismal
preparation program is for first time parents and
godparents. Sessions are offered every other month. Please
see the parish calendar or call the parish office for upcoming
dates and times.
Marriage
Just got engaged? Want to have your wedding here at St.
Thomas Aquinas? Please contact Matthew Andrzejewski in the
parish office at 765-743-4652 or [email protected]
to start the marriage process and to reserve your date on the
parish calendar. Our wedding ceremony guidelines can be
found on our website under the Faith Life tab.
Welcome New Parishioners!
We welcome all who wish to join our parish family. You may
register by visiting the parish office or by clicking on the link on
our homepage at www.boilercatholics.org. We’re glad you are
here!
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
Are you or someone you know interested in becoming
Catholic? The RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
process is designed for those who wish to become full
members of the Roman Catholic Church. These sessions are
also a great way to learn more about the Church. The
individuals in the process are involved in a journey of faith and
conversion which includes learning about the beliefs, life,
liturgy and apostolic work of the Catholic community. The RCIA
process at St. Tom’s has two distinctly different tracks, and is
geared around the Purdue calendar, with weekly sessions
beginning in September. Participants can expect to receive
Sacraments of Initiation during the Easter Vigil Mass. To
determine which track of the RCIA process will best suit your
needs, or for more information, contact Eileen Strater in the
parish office at 765-743-4652 or [email protected].
Upcoming Activities SUNDAY, April 1 10:30am HDRE Meeting, Room 6 3:30pm Hispanic Catholics, Ignite, Room 4 MONDAY, April 2 5:30pm Centering Prayer, Room 4 6:00pm Overeaters Anonymous, Room 24 7:00pm Honors/Third Street Ignite, Third Street Suites laundry room 7:00pm CROSS Bible Study, Room 24 7:00pm Faith Sharing, Room 23 TUESDAY, April 3 7:00am Alcoholics Anonymous, Large Conference Room 12:00pm Resident Parishioner Ignite, Large Conference Room 6:00pm Baptism Preparation, St. Isidore Room (Room 22) 6:00pm St. Tom’s/Hawkins Ignite, Room 4 7:00pm LifeGuide’s Meeting, Kitchen, Siena Rooms, Newman Hall, Room 24 7:00pm Windsor Ignite, Wood Living Room 7:00pm RCIA, Room 3 7:30pm Wiley/Tarkington Ignite, Wiley Lobby 7:30pm Greek Ignite. Krach 148 WEDNESDAY, April 4 11:50am Private Exercise Class, Siena Rooms 6:00pm Youth Choir Rehearsal, Church 6:00pm PCS Officer’s Meeting, Large Conference Room 7:00pm PCS Basement Office Hours, Room 1 7:00pm RCIA – Ministry to the Baptized, Room 3 7:15pm Spiritual Exercises, Room 4 7:15pm Off-Campus Ignite, 246 Marsteller St. Apt. 1 7:30pm Earhart/Shreve Ignite, Large Conference Room of Earhart 7:30pm Harry’s Ignite, Harry’s 8:00pm St. Tom’s Ignite, Large Conference Room 8:00pm Knights of Columbus Meeting, Siena Rooms THURSDAY, April 5 12:00pm Spiritual Exercises, Large Conference Room 6:00pm CALL 20/30 Ignite, Room 24 6:30pm Legion of Mary, Large Conference Room 7:00pm Music Rehearsal, Church, Rooms 1-3 8:00pm Hillenbrand Ignite, Meet in Front Lobby/Piano Room 8:00pm Purdue Catholic Men Meeting, Siena Rooms 8:00pm Women’s Group, Room 4 FRIDAY, April 6 7:00pm Catholic Truth League, Room 3 9:00pm Exalt, Church SATURDAY, April 7 9:00am Indonesian Student Association Event Setup, Kitchen, New-man Hall, Sienas, Mores 9:30am Dominican Laity, Large Conference Room 11:00am Indonesian Student Association Event, Kitchen, Newman Hall, Sienas, Mores 4:00pm Indonesian Student Association Event Cleanup, Kitchen, Newman Hall, Sienas, Mores SUNDAY, April 8 10:30am HDRE Meeting, Room 6 3:30pm Hispanic Catholics, Ignite, Room 4 5:30pm Sunday Night Dinner, Kitchen, Newman Hall
Tuesday, January 23rd
Tuesday, February 13th
Tuesday, March 27th
Tuesday, April 17th
Tuesday, May 22nd
Tuesday, June 19th
PARISH NEWS AND NOTES
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Prayers of the Faithful Father of goodness and love, hear our prayers for the sick members of our
community and for all who are in need amid mental and physical suffering,
may they find consolation in your healing presence. Show your mercy as you
close wounds, cure illness, make broken bodies whole and free downcast spir-
its. May these special people find lasting health and deliverance, and so join us
in thanking you for all your gifts. We ask this through the Lord Jesus who
healed those who believed. Amen.
Michael Seretny
Amber Miller
Greg Seiters
Jacob Gass
Marilyn Riggle
Mark Zerbes
Mitch Lindenfeld
German Ramos
Michele Strutz
Melissa Brennan
Jerry Mason
Carol Zarnow
Lori Powers
Jan & Dan Ketterer
Colleen Warren
Patrick Hession
Melissa Young-Spillers
Mike Moss
Dolores Pope
Eduardo Vogel
Gail Miller
Gina Boyd
George Owens
Kathleen O’Connor
Rosa Espinosa
Titis Cordova
Enrique Vaca
Mariana Gonzalez
Sharon Downey
Ann Templeman
Dolores Houchin
Loan Lypham-Ferry
Elyzabeth Navarre
Philip Funk
Gene Cattarina
Ashley Harrington
Tony Ghaleb
Dionicia Mendoza
Paulina Gajewska
William Pope
Damianus Aditya
Bob Setele
Andrew McAlister
Bella Raffin
Dolores Dilling
Rosa Maria Santos
Joel Rivera
Tom Kendall
Thomas Paul Batz
R.A. DeSutter
Denny Gramman
Maryann Johnson
Mark Struck
Charlotte Droulos
Mike Patty
June Moss
Shelley Strong
Pete Clark
Lauren Weldy
Theresa, Dee’s Sister
Marybeth Yacovelli
Stanley Seretny
Carol Hobaugh
Judith Ryba
Sandra Lehner
Bob Dwyer
Evelyn Ricci
Joseph (Jr.) Ricci
James Heinzen
Sandra Burke
Denise Walsh
Robert Rolih
Mike Powers
Seth Sullivan
Frank Joseph Bryja
Robert Whicker
Trish O’Connor
Martha Cabrera
Sean Gilheany
Francis Maguire
Roberto Colela
Jeanne Erbacher
Ferril Gibbs
Judy McKinley
Betsy Seabert
Susan Slayton
Caroline Walter
March 10 – 16, 2018
Total Cash Received .................. $28,353 Sunday Collection ..................... $10,553 Second Collections: Catholic Relief Services ............ $1,200 Development................................ $3,305 Haiti Tithe ........................................ $331 Total Cash Paid Out ............................. $0
YTD Cash Received .................. $354,505 Sunday Collection .................... $151,362 Second Collections YTD ............ $10,527 Development.............................. $26,901 Haiti Tithe ...................................... $4,717 YTD Cash Paid Out ................... $307,090
* Numbers are not final until reviewed by the Finance Committee*
Parish Staff
PHONE: (765) 743-4652 FAX: (765) 743-0426
Pastor/Director of Campus Ministry, Fr. Patrick Baikauskas, O.P. [email protected] ext. 230
Associate Pastor, Fr. Cassian Sama, O.P. [email protected] ext. 223
Associate Pastor, Fr. Timothy Combs, O.P. [email protected] ext. 229
Ecumenical-Ministry and Marriage Preparation Deacon Charles A. (Chuck) Jindrich [email protected]
Administrative Director, Matthew Andrzejewski [email protected] ext. 224
Development Assistant, Mari Arthur [email protected] ext. 221
Composer-in-Residence, Dr. Brad Bodine [email protected] ext. 233
Assistant Director of Campus Ministry, Dee Bernhardt [email protected] ext. 232
Assistant Director of Campus Ministry, Grant Freeman [email protected] ext. 241
Director of Adult Formation, Eileen Strater [email protected] ext. 235
Director of Religious Education, John Strong [email protected] ext. 225
Director of Mission Advancement, Gabe Vitale [email protected] ext. 228
Echo Apprentice, Andrea Waclawek [email protected] ext. 242
Theologian-in-Residence, Dr. Thomas Ryba [email protected] ext. 248
PCS President, Jonathan Benoit PCS Vice President/Treasurer, Mike Sokol PCS Secretary, Morgan Hierlmaier
[email protected] ext. 234
Parish Council President, Mervyn Carneiro [email protected]
St. Tom’s Guest Apartment We are offering our guest apartment above the offices all year round as sort of
an AirBNB (for rent). It’s a fully furnished apartment that sleeps two and even
comes with a reserved parking spot. So students, let your parents know that
they could stay at the best location on campus for their next visit. Please
contact Matthew at [email protected].
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in or create a new user account and search for “St. Thomas
Aquinas Catholic Center”. It’s as easy as that, and now every
time you shop at Smile.Amazon.com, St. Tom’s will benefit.
Bulletin Deadline for the weekly bulletin is 10:00AM the
Friday (nine days) before the Sunday’s bulletin in which
the article will appear. Please send article requests to:
PARISH NEWS AND NOTES
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St. Thomas Aquinas Chorale St. Tom’s is forming a new choir called the St. Thomas Aquinas
Chorale. St. Tom’s composer-in-residence, Dr. Brad Bodine,
will lead the group in singing some of the most beautiful works
of choral literature, including compositions by Palestrina,
Victoria, Biebl, Lauridsen, and many others. Under-
represented musical genres will also be performed, including
African-American spirituals, African choral works, and Haitian
music as well as the music of other cultures. The Chorale will
perform at liturgies and concerts.
Dr. Bodine is committed to composing new choral works for
the ensemble to premiere and record. The St. Thomas Aquinas
Chorale meets on Thursday evenings from 6:00-7:00PM. For
more information, please contact Dr. Brad Bodine
at [email protected] or by phone at 765-743-4652.
Please join us in welcoming our New Parishioners:
Pierre & Sarah Gomez
Luis Araiza & Carina Muñoz
Budd Lauer & Poma Darasamay
Get Rid Of Those Envelopes! The Lord is risen! As Christ's disciples, we are called to go forth
and spread the good news of His Resurrection. Our parish's
many ministries are examples of how many of you answer that
call. Our ministries require not only gifts of time and talent, but
also of financial help. Please prayerfully consider supporting
St. Thomas Aquinas with electronic donations through Faith
Direct.
Visit www.faithdirect.net and use our church code: IN348.
Thank you for your continued support of our parish family!
Central Catholic Presents “Tale as Old as Time” Central Catholic Jr. Sr. High School's Music Department would
like to invite you to its spring musical Disney’s Beauty and the
Beast with music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard
Ashman and Tim Rice. Please support the performing arts at
CC and sing along to this “Tale as Old as Time.” You won’t
want to miss it! Show times are Friday and Saturday, April 13th
and 14th at 7:00 p.m., and Sunday, April 15th at 3:00
p.m. Tickets are $8 for general admission and for $5 children
K-8th grade. Tickets will be available at the door, and
advanced tickets can be purchased in the Choir Room at
starting on April 9th.
Millie’s Thrift Shop Entrusted with the treasures of our friends to help others
Millie’s want to thank so many individuals and families of the
Catholic community who have been ‘thinking first of Millie’s’
when they have clothing and household items that need to be
recycled. By your donations, the quality of our inventory has
increased greatly. After items are sorted or a season is over,
we have leftover items to share. Recently, a kind farmer took
an entire truckload to a Catholic church in the Appalachians.
To handle the increase in activity, we always need more
volunteers to help in the store. Please consider helping us for
4 to 6 hours a week by calling Barbara Ahler, 765-428-1929 or
stop in the store at 626 N Earl Avenue, Monday – Friday,
10:00AM-4:00PM. We accept used Catholic school uniforms
year-round to pass onto other families.
Earnings from our sales are donated to the Lafayette Catholic
School System to support the Teachers Fund. Thank you.
Fraternity of Franciscan Seculars The Fraternity of Franciscan Seculars at St. Boniface Parish will
be holding an information meeting on April 15th at 2:00
p.m. at the St. Michael's Center at 816 North St. across from
St. Boniface Church and school. You are invited to come and
learn about St. Francis of Assisi and about the Secular
Franciscan Order. We hope you can come and see. For more
information you can contact Carolyn Pruitt at (765) 474-6796.
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PARISH NEWS AND NOTES
Caregiver Companion Share God’s love to vulnerable seniors and their caregivers!
Help elderly community members as well as their caregivers by
volunteering through Caregiver Companion! We are an
interfaith network of volunteers dedicated to coming alongside
caregivers and elderly and disabled individuals throughout
Tippecanoe County. Our elderly neighbors long for a friend like
you to come alongside them. There are many ways that you
can help based on your God-given gifts, interests, and time
available:
• Respite breaks for a weary caregiver
• Companionship to those who are homebound
• Local transportation to doctors’ appointments
• Grocery shopping/errands
• Simple repairs
You will be amazed at the blessings that come from being
there for someone in their time of need. Contact Lauren Weldy
at (765) 423-1879 or [email protected] to schedule a
volunteer interview soon.
Volunteer Opportunity - Franciscan Health Franciscan Health Lafayette is currently seeking volunteers for
the gift shops. If you enjoy working with people and providing
customer service, this may be a good fit for you! All shifts
are 4-5 hours in length and proceeds from the shops fund
special auxiliary projects in the hospital to help patients. If you
or someone you know may be interested, please contact
Volunteer Services at 765-502-4249 for more details or apply
online at www.franciscanhealth.org/volunteer.
Calling All Social Workers! The Catholic Social Work National Association gathers
practitioners who follow the Church’s teaching to share their
work in a faith-based environment. Through this professional
membership association, Catholic social workers gain insight
and support from colleagues on how to engage secular culture
in the midst of their day-to-day service to the poor and
vulnerable, while also organizing advocacy efforts around
important social issues. Come join our
prayerful community and see our
website at cswna.org for more details.
LUM Follies Join us for the seventh annual LUM Good Samaritan Fund
Follies and help us celebrate Lafayette Urban Ministry. The
event is a lighthearted evening of fine dining, entertainment,
fun & good company — filled with delightful surprises. There
will be a lovely dinner with fabulous people; a Silent Auction
filled with unique and priceless items; and local entertainment
(also known as the Follies) that will bring laughter, fun and
sheer joy to the room. Here are the details:
LUM Good Samaritan Fund Follies
DATE: Friday, April 13
TIMES: Reception & Silent Auction at 5:30 p.m., Dinner at 6:30
p.m., Follies live variety show at 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: St. Andrew United Methodist Church, West Lafayette
DONATION: $45 per person; $360 per table of eight; limited
seating
The best part is that 100% of the proceeds from this event go
to the LUM Good Samaritan Fund, an emergency financial
assistance program that supports local families. Last year the
Good Samaritan Program served families 2,032 times and
distributed $115,314 to avert evictions, utility disconnects and
other financial crises. Please support the Good Samaritan
Fund by attending this year’s LUM Follies.
Make your reservation today -- go to www.lumserve.org/
follies and take care of everything online -- or call us at 765-
423-2691 -- or stop by the LUM Office, 420 N 4th Street,
Lafayette. If you are not able to attend the "Follies" but still
wish to donate to the LUM Good Samaritan Fund, go
to www.lumserve.org/donate.
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Easter Flower Offering We remember in prayer...
Socorro No de Acosta
Aristeo Acosta-Carreón
Elena Ariano
Robert Ash
Josephine Baikauskas
Sophia E Bay
Lois & Lyle Besk
Charles Brusnahan
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brusnahan, Sr.
Stephen R. Buckles
Clarence F. Buckles
Gertdude E. Buckles
Jack Cheesman
Ivan E. DeFur
Wilfred & Marie Day
Annie Escasa
Manuel Escasa
Vincente Escasa
Bob & Marlene Fraiser
Pierre Gagnier
Celsa Goseco
Frederico Goseco
Roland & Elsie Grenier
Jack Greenan
John & Ruth Greenen
Susan Grennen
Mr. & Mrs. George Howell
John Kerkhoff
Ed & Jinny Kelsey
Mary & Francis Ketterer
Alex Kruggel
Gene Knoblauch
Baby Lank
Jerald Lank
Mary Lank
Sharon Lank
Jay Moran
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Myers
Thomas R. Rickert
J.D. Roberts
Martha Roberts
Tommy Roberts
Bradley Sayler
Mark Shatava
Lina Stanisci
Bernard Steiner
Donald Steiner
Frank & Mildred Steiner
Louis Steiner
Mildred Steiner
Mary Stiller
Peggy Tate
Charles Williams
Margie Williams
Edward & Lithaferrin Yeaton
Sister Phyllis Marie Zaworski, RSM
The Botkin Family
The Zegler Family
Synesael-Hession Family
The Dirksen Family
The Brechenser Family
The Armed Forces
Thua Pham & Linda Nyugen
