September 2014

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

In September things really start rolling. Children return to school, sports, and homework. Vacation season

winds down, and we start thinking about autumn leaves and the coming holiday season. That’s when the Knights’

charitable and community events really pick up.

By now, we already have had one football game at the Air Force Academy under our belt. Parking cars before

the game has been our principal fund-raiser for the past several years, and it has enabled us to support our Parish,

community, Life Network, the Ultrasound Initiative, and many other worthy needs. It is also an activity that pro-

vides fun and social interaction, with a tailgate at each game.

This month, we also kick off the Football Frenzy and the Campaign for the Intellectually Disabled. Football

Frenzy supports the Colorado State Council, and also puts a little into our charity piggy bank. PLUS it gives football

fans some entertainment during the pigskin season and 90 chances to win.

The Intellectually Disabled Campaign, AKA Tootsie Rolls, enables us to support some worthy local charities.

Last year, it was Roundup Fellowship, Zach’s Place, and Pikes Peak Therapeutic Riding Academy. The Colorado

State Council uses their share to support charities such as Special Olympics. When you participate in this drive,

you know that all proceeds go to helping deserving individuals. Last year, 35 Knights and ladies took part out of

about 140 who could have. 25% is too small a number. Almost everyone can spare a couple hours once a year for

charity. Pay it forward, my brothers and sisters!

Another big charity event, and a fun one, is our Annual Benefit, Monte Carlo Style. Last year we split about

$4500 between Care and Share and Habitat for Humanity. This year, we plan to support The Home Front Cares

and Council 9993 charities. There will be poker, blackjack, roulette and your other favorite games in a fun, safe

environment. Your help will make this a big success to support Council charities, as well as our military. See the

article for more information.

With the Operation Renovation nearly complete, our monthly pancake breakfasts will resume in October. Many

of you enjoy feeding our flock those yummy cakes and sausage, so be sure to watch for Greer’s summons, and join

in!

Then comes the holidays – a time when most of us are preparing for family feasts and festivities. But not all in

our community are so fortunate. Saint Patrick Parish is always one of the most giving during this time, with the An-

gel Tree, Holiday food baskets and more. Help will be needed to pick up food, sort it into baskets, and deliver.

Many Knights already participate, and I am sure many of us will help again this year. It is also a great opportunity

to get the whole family involved, and teach our children about the joy of helping others.

Of course, during the holy Christmas season, we aim to keep our focus on the Christ Child, the one for whom

the holiday is named. To that end, we will be selling religious Christmas cards and car magnets to remind folks

“Keep Christ in Christmas.” If you have those magnets already, it’s time to get them out!

So you see, my brothers and sisters – at this time of year, there is something for everyone. Pick something that

warms your heart, and do it. Is it feeding the needy? Or cooking and serving our hungry St. Patrick family? Do you

enjoy giving a child a Tootsie Roll, or dealing blackjack, or being outdoors at the Air Force Academy? If you can’t do

those things, you can join us at Mass or pray for our hurting members and their families. Together, we can get it

done!

Knights’ Knews September 2014

Brother Knights, if you have changes to your home address, phone number or email address, please email

Paul Miller, Financial Secretary, at paul-jr@themillers.com or call 719-440-5313 (leave a message if no answer)

OCTOBER IS RESPECT LIFE MONTH

By Ron Krom

Respect Life Sunday is the first Sunday in October. However, the next 40 Days for Life Vigil starts

September 24th and goes until November 2nd. 40 Days for Life is a proven, peaceful, pro-life effort that has

spared 8973 babies from abortion, caused 101 abortion workers to quit, and resulted in 56 closed abortion

centers. Volunteers have prayed and fasted during these vigils in 539 cities across 24 nations. They pray and

offer loving support to parents in crisis. They do not judge, condemn, or shout anti-abortion slogans.

The vigil here in Colorado Springs takes place on the sidewalk along Centennial Blvd, near the Planned

Parenthood facility at 3480 Centennial Blvd. The prayer vigil goes from 6 AM to 6 PM each day. Father Bill

Carmody will celebrate the opening Mass at 12 PM on September 24th. There will also be a kick-off non-

denominational prayer service at 10 AM on September 26th.

More information is available at the web site http://www.40daysforlife.com/coloradosprings .

There is also a link to choose and sign up for specific days and times. The goal is to have people praying dur-

ing the entire day each day, especially on the days when abortions are performed. You can also contact Ron

Krom for further details.

There’s another piece of good news. Life Network is opening another pregnancy center at 3925 Centennial

Blvd., just ½ mile from Planned Parenthood. That makes it easy to direct parents who want an ultrasound

and other assistance. Volunteers will be given business cards and information to hand out to those who want

it.

Watch for other local events to celebrate and affirm life. There is usually a prayer chain along Centennial

Blvd or Academy Blvd during this time. There may be other prayer gatherings. Fr. Bill Carmody will continue

to celebrate Mass on the sidewalk near Planned Parenthood every Friday at 9 AM.

Continue to pray for an end to abortion and for our country to protect all people at all stages of life. The

EWTN website has Pope Benedict XVI’s “Prayer for the Unborn” at http://www.ewtn.com/

Devotionals/prayers/b16_unborn.htm. The rosary is also a great option.

Vivat Jesus!

“Even the weakest and most vulnerable, the sick, the old, the unborn and the poor, are masterpieces of God’s creation, made in his own image, destined to

live forever, and deserving of the utmost reverence and respect.” Pope Francis

CALLING ALL KNIGHTS

Your help is needed. Help by enjoying our Casino Night and by spreading the word.

Print out the flyer on the next page and get your tickets today!

Give flyers to family, friends, your doctors, co-workers, and neighbors!

Everyone is welcome!

Get tickets online, by mail, at a Knights meeting, or at our September sale weekend.

Contact Brian LaMay or Ron Krom to volunteer at the event or to help sell tickets.

Every volunteer dealer means more we can give to charity.

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DON’T WAIT, ACT TODAY

When you’re family is hungry, you see that this need is taken care of quickly. You don’t put it off until tomorrow; you act immediately to the best of your ability. As a provider to your wife and

children, your responsibilities are great and your time is spread thin. It is easy to forget important

tasks or let them slip to the backburner for later.

Everything, including your health, can change in the blink of an eye. Don’t put off today what

can’t wait until tomorrow. As your professional Knights of Columbus agent, I urge you to make

securing life insurance for you and your family a top priority.

It is my fraternal obligation to make sure that every member has the opportunity to protect his family with the Order’s top-rated insurance products. I’ll work with you to put a plan in place that will help your family when that help is what

they needed the most.

Your Knights of Columbus insurance program is second to none. As the premier safety net for Catholic families for more than 128 years, our insurance program makes me proud. But I’m also concerned that too many of our brother

Knights have not yet looked into the needs of their family. I suspect that, for many of them, life insurance has drifted to

the backburner until tomorrow. Don’t be one of them; move your insurance needs to the forefront today.

David Cary, FA 719-271-3265 david.cary@kofc.org

FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER

Brothers and Sisters, please remember in your Prayers:

♣ Fr Larry Solan, Fr Joe Damhorst, Fr Mike Butler, Fr Don Brownstein, Fr Bill Carmody, Fr Richard Ryan, Fr Brian

Rossler, Fr Jim Klein, Deacon Lee Sherpa & family, Deacon Ken Huard, Deacon Michael Buckley & our Seminarian

Nathan Hinds.

♣ Brothers Roy Salem, Vince Kierney, Michael Herder, Don Bartek, Chuck Zeitvogel, Lara, Joe & Andrew Marjan,

Bill Zint, Nancy, John & Susan Arpad, Joan Knudsen, Brendan Wirth & family, Ann & Chuck Weida, Mark Abrams,

Mike Crino, Mike Hayman, Joe Keegan, Rita Newell, Cindy Brown (wife of Deacon Dick), Susan & Todd Stein, Tony

Valdez, Mabel Page, Maureen & Debbie Schymanski, Jennifer Hurt, Jonathan Mintern, Jim Sebestyen, Tom Kaiser Sr.

& Hallie Kaiser, Pedro Gonzalez, Joe & Peggy Solms, Carol & Joe Cote, Mark, Tom, Elise & Regina Elio, Sister Mary-

lou Ricke, Taylor Lilly, Tony & Shelly VerKamp, Tanya Smith/Stringer, Paris Smith, Dorothy Daigle, Isabella Miller,

Sterling Stringer, Morgan Preator, Rachel Elee, Joe Pagano & Soon Young, Aaron Williams & family, Ron & Fran

Krom, Melissa Anderson, Hailey Rector, Rick Losey, Bill Cruse, and Baby Grace (age 4)

♣ For all families impacted by senseless violence this past year.

♣ For all families and communities impacted by wild fires, floods, mud slides and other severe weather this past year.

♣ For all Military, Police, Fire Fighters, First Responders and all who work diligently to provide comfort for people in

need.

♣ For our National Leaders that they may work to preserve our Freedom of Religion, The Rights of Conscience, the

Sanctity of Marriage and respect for all human life from conception to natural death.

♣ For the Prayer intentions of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.

♣ For the Prayer intentions and Mission of our Holy Father Pope Francis I.

PLEASE LET US KNOW IF ANYONE IN OUR K OF C “FAMILY”

IS IN NEED OF PRAYERS OR OTHER ASSISTANCE!

Knights’ Knews September 2014

Ladies Auxiliary News for September Fran Krom

The next meeting for the Ladies Auxiliary is September 24 at 6:30 in the Bishop’s Room. It will be good to catch up on news from the summer. The Social Gathering features an end of summer menu with Hot Dogs/Chili and all the fixings—Yummy!

Our Ladies Auxiliary is dedicated to supporting the men’s organization and providing a social venue for women. In addition, we have been able to provide contributions to local charities, including the Marian House, Sweet Dreams, Partners in Housing, pro-life efforts, Los Pobres of Pueblo, St. Patrick Food Pantry, St. Pat-rick Faith Formation, St. Patrick Library, St. Patrick Kitchen, Renovation Fund Drive, and others. Our monetary contributions are generally modest but always appreciated by the recipients.

Our next fund raiser is the Bake Sale on September 28-29. Pies, cookies, and other baked goods never net a true worth when time and cost of ingredients are considered. However, it is a gesture of selflessness to contribute and participate in the sale.

I encourage all the members of the Council and Assembly to support the Ladies this month. Baked goods can be delivered to the Fitzpatrick Room before each Mass. Come sample our tasty products on the weekend and talk to the Ladies. (P.S. I’ll be making pies again)

AIR FORCE FOOTBALL HAS BEGUN!

The Air Force 2014 home football schedule is below, and the signs-ups for parking we have received. We

had 10 Knights for the first game with Nicholls State and need 8-10 Knights per game for the remaining five.

Plan on the report time being 4 hours before kickoff. Please check your calendar and get on the list now! Con-

tact Frank Peck at peckfc@comcast.net if you can help with this major fundraiser. (ER is Early Release)

Saturday September 27 Boise State 2:00 pm

Volunteers: Tony Patalano, Jaime Santos, Frank Peck, Greer Bailey, Dave Henggeler, Jim Davis, Herman

Jasper (ER), Jim Bachta, NEED 2 MORE

Saturday October 4 Navy 1:30 pm

Volunteers: Herman Jasper (ER), Tony Patalano, Jaime Santos, Rod Schumann, Greer Bailey, Jim Davis,

NEED 4+ MORE

Saturday October 18 New Mexico 1:30 pm

Volunteers: Tony Patalano, Frank Peck, Greer Bailey, Jim Davis, Herman Jasper (ER), Dave Henggeler,

Jamie Santos, Rob Mulcahey, NEED 2 MORE

Saturday November 15 Nevada 12:00 noon

Volunteers: Jaime Santos, Frank Peck, Greer Bailey, Herman Jasper (ER), Jim Davis, Rob Mulcahey,

Dave Henggeler, Tony Patalano, NEED 2 MORE

Friday November 28 Colorado State 1:30 pm

Volunteers: Tony Patalano, Frank Peck, Greer Bailey, Herman Jasper (ER), Jamie Santos, Jim Davis,

Dave Henggeler, NEED 3 MORE

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FALCONS AND KNIGHTS

KICK OFF THE SEASON!

Some of the parking crew for the

first Air Force Football game. Left

to right, Dave Henggeler, Jim Bon-

ifer, Jim Davis, Tony Patalano, and

Jaime Santos. Also present were

Jim Bachta and Frank Peck

(below), Rod Schumann, and DGK

Jim Wermers.

Chief cook and Grillmeister Herman Jasper prepared a season

opener tailgate feast, with brats, ribs, corn on the cob, and ice cold wa-

termelon. The weather was great, and we’re off to a good start. Air

Force did well, with a 44 to 16 win over Nicholls State. There are a few

openings for coming games.

Contact Frank Peck to join the crew!

Dr. Richard “Sir Rick” Losey

July 2014, Knight of the Month

Council 9993

Sir Rick Losey is recognized as July Knight of the Month for his active and dedi-cated service to the members of St. Patrick Parish, Council 9993, and Assembly

3049.

Sir Rick joined the Catholic Church as a member of the St. Patrick RCIA Class of

2012. He immediately became active in the parish community. He served as sponsor

to two candidates in the RCIA Class of 2013-2014. He also joined immediately in the weekly breakfast gathering of the That Man is You formation and fellowship pro-

gram that meets at 6:00 am on Thursdays.

He joined the Knights of Columbus in August 2013 and advanced to the 4th De-

gree and membership in Assembly 3049 on May 18, 2014. He has become an active

participant and leader in the Council and Assembly. He was the chairman of the very successful July 29 Knights of Columbus $2 Tuesday at the Colorado Springs Sky Sox. He coordinated an excellent tail-

gate—but did allow the game to get rained out after the tailgate was complete. He was also the grill coordinator of the

June 20 Council Family Picnic attended by over 120 Knights and family members. He also assists with the monthly

pancake breakfast and with Council support of parish functions such as the annual parish picnic.

Sir Rick was elected to serve as the Council’s Worthy Chancellor for the 2014-2015 year and Assembly 3049 Outer Sentinel for 2014-2015. Married for 33 years, he is the parent of a son and daughter, and enjoys two young grandchil-

dren. Sir Rick served in the United States Air Force.

Thank you, Sir Rick for your service, fellowship, and leadership!

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Ellis and Rachael Elee Family

Council 9993 Family of the Month

July, 2014

The members of Council 9993 and As-

sembly 3049 are pleased to recognize the

family of Ellis and Rachael Elee as Fam-

ily of the Month for July, 2014.

Family members include Victoria

(20), Kayla (16), Donald (15), Alexis

(11), Perry (5), Mackenzie (2), and

Gabriel (1 month).

Sir Ellis joined the Knights of Colum-

bus and St. Patrick Council in July,

2013. He quickly advanced as a Second

and Third Degree Knight and became a

Fourth Degree Knight on May 18, 2014. Congratulations, Sir Ellis!!

This is an extraordinary family in their participation in the many Parish and Knights of Columbus activities. Chil-

dren and parents all take part.

Some of the Parish activities include Hospitality Minister, Catechist for Sunday 4th grade formation, Life Teen,

Young Adults, Youth Choir, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, leading the Lenten Stations of the Cross ser-

vice, and assisting with the Vacation Bible School at St. Patrick and at Our Lady of the Pines Parish. The family is pic-

tured above with Father Tony after attending the Parish Mission.

Activities with the Knights of Columbus include assisting with the Oktoberfest celebration, the Family Picnic, and

the monthly Pancake Breakfasts. Sir Ellis is a regular participant in Council and Assembly meetings, and is currently

serving as Inside Guard for the Council.

We thank this family for their witness to their Catholic faith as they follow Christ in the St. Patrick and Knights of

Columbus communities.

HAPPY

BIRTHDAYS

Antonio F Mediavilla 13-Sep

Jack W Palmer, Jr 15-Sep

William M Casey 16-Sep

Daniel C Cardoza 17-Sep

SK Craig S Seiler 20-Sep

Mariano Nandin, Jr 21-Sep

Robert F Koenig, Jr 22-Sep

Dave A Brannen 23-Sep

Warren G Paul 24-Sep

Wayne N Hankins 27-Sep

Terrance David Crum 1-Sep

SK Thomas C Barnitz, Jr 2-Sep

John W Garr 3-Sep

Cliff W Hudson 3-Sep

SK Charles J Zeitvogel 4-Sep

SK John A Arpad 7-Sep

Matthew J Macagno 8-Sep

Marvin C Sanchez 9-Sep

John G Goodrum 12-Sep

Steven A Conver 13-Sep

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INVOLVEMENT CENTRAL Ways to Serve and Be Active – What’s Yours?

Intellectual Disabilities Program – Craig Seiler coordinator; help needed to organize and distribute our Tootsie Rolls.

Contact Craig at csseiler@aol.com.

Annual Benefit Event – October 24th; Brian LaMay coordinator; see the flyer for details; 719-200-3089 or by email at brianlamay@yahoo.com. You can help by attending the event, by volunteering for the event, by helping to spread

the word with your circle of family and friends.

Football Frenzy – Continuing now until mid-October. To obtain tickets, contact Dr. Taylor Lilly—

Ironfeliks23@hotmail.com. Get some tickets to sell to family and friends.

Parking at USAFA Football games – a major support for our charitable programs. Games started August 30th. More

info in the article. Contact Frank Peck at peckfc@comcast.net.

Pancake Breakfast - starting October 5th. Contact Greer Bailey at greerb@comcast.net.

Committee positions – coordinate activities in program areas. What is your “hot-button?” We need coordinators for

Culture of Life, Community, and Council areas. Contact Ron Krom (ron_krom@hotmail.com) for details about

what is involved.

King Soopers reloadable gift cards – This program has already shown it has great potential. Let’s make it a smashing success. Buy those cards, load ‘em, and show with ‘em. Promote them among friends and family. Just about eve-

ryone needs to buy groceries and gas.

Keep Christ in Christmas— As the holidays are approaching, we will begin selling religious Christmas cards and car

magnets to help keep Jesus at the center of the holiday season. We need helpers to man the table at Sept and Octo-

ber sale days and breakfasts. Contact Ron Krom to help KCIC! ron_krom@hotmail.com

Grow your faith – take part in our church activities such as Marian Hour of Prayer, Corporate Communion, Culture of

Life Mass and prayers, etc. Know your faith – get involved with religious education classes, Men’s Breakfast, That

Man is You, Small Church Community, and more.

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FOOTBALL SEASON IS HERE!

Don’t miss this chance to make watching pro football profitable. With the purchase of every ticket is the perfect excuse

to make Sunday football “mandatory.” The way it works is simple. Tickets are sold for $10.00, of which the council will

receive $2 back as a rebate. The person purchasing the ticket fills out the stub to the right. For more information, see last

year’s ticket, attached to this email. The detached right side and the money are returned to the knight doing the selling

and eventually to me. Then, the person who bought the ticket just watches football. It’s that easy.

Each game ticket has four (4) different teams each week. If your four (4)

teams score the most or least points in any week, you are a winner! In addi-

tion to the football frenzy game ticket, each purchase comes with a discount

card for participating retailers. See the website below or the attached adver-

tisement for more information.

(This year)

http://www.footballsweeps.com/Sweeps/index.php

(Last Year)

http://www.footballsweeps.com/Sweeps/index.php?

accesspwd=coloradofb13

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No action is necessary in order to

win, as winning contact information

is logged when the purchaser fills

out the right side of the ticket. How-

ever, if you just can’t wait, you can

check the website at the end of the

week for the latest winners.

I am the point of contact for our

council and I am here to make the

sale and purchase of this year’s tick-

ets as easy as possible. Please reply

to this message with the number of tickets you would like to take from me to sell, or the number you would like to pur-

chase for yourself, and a convenient time and place for me to drop them off. I expect to make several deliveries this

week. This is an excellent time to recall your friends and relatives who have asked for similar consideration with their

kids’ fundraisers. But this time, it’s a pitch that a dad can really get behind!

If you have any questions, would like more tickets, or would like to give back stubs and money, please do not hesitate to

contact me.

SK Dr Taylor C Lilly, Treasurer, Ironfeliks23@hotmail.com

The Bottom Line - "$upporting Our Good Works "

What follows is a brief summary of the financial activities associated with our 3rd Degree Council [9993] and 4th Degree

Assembly [3049].

With the close of August, the end of summer is clearly in view. September will see the return of social meetings,

USAFA parking, and tootsie rolls. Looking back over August, though, we are definitely off to a great start for fall.

Council 9993 started a new Fundraising project, Reloadable King Soopers Gift Cards and the first month was a com-

plete success. The Council has already received its first profit, $336 for 1 month. Note that this income cost the mem-

bers of the council zero dollars and zero cents. Please see last month’s newsletter or Herman Jasper for more informa-

tion.

In addition to King Soopers, we continue to receive dues money. I would like to take a moment to thank Herman Jasper,

immediate past Grand Knight, and Paul Miller, our Financial Secretary, for working so hard on bringing our members

with past dues up to date. Payment of dues helps pay for the Council’s administrative costs, so that all of our fundraising

can go to worthy causes. In the month of August, the council paid for its website with $150. Also, with the new Frater-

nal Year, we paid our per capita dues to the Supreme and State Councils, $566.10 and $688.75, respectively. This

covers costs for culture of life initiatives, advertising the faith, and the administrative costs at supreme and ceremonials,

the Knights call, and the administrative costs at state.

As promised, a recap of our semiannual audit follows: In a 6 month period from Jan-Jun, the Council received

~$16,000. In that same time period, the Council paid out ~$19,000, including ~$3,000 in profit from the Legacy Fund,

received in the previous 6 month period. Approximately $2,500 of the expenses fell in the categories of council opera-

tion (postage, name badges, food, etc…) or dues to higher organizations (state and supreme). The rest of the expenditure

went to raising funds or directly to the worthy charities we support (recapped monthly here).

If anyone would like more information on the financial status of the Council or the Assembly, please stop by any regular

business meeting or feel free to contact me directly.

Faithfully yours, Taylor Lilly Treasurer, Council 9993 Purser, Assembly

Knights’ Knews September 2014

Knights’ Knews is published monthly by St. Patrick Knights of Columbus Council 9993 in Colorado Springs, CO.

Corrections or submissions should be sent to the editor.

If you have news, photos, or calendar items of interest to the Council, Ladies’ Auxiliary, or Assembly 3049, please submit them by

the deadline (in electronic format if possible).

Address all correspondence to: Council Web Site:

K of C Council 9993 www.kofc9993.org

6455 Brook Park Drive

Colorado Springs, CO 80918

Editor: Jim McDermott (jmcderm@q.com)

Address, email, or phone number changes or corrections, send to Paul Miller jr. (paul-jr@themillers.com)

Article Deadlines: 4th Wednesday of the Month

Council Meetings are at the McGivney Room at 6:30 PM: 1st Wednesdays — Officers and interested members

2nd Wednesdays — Business Meeting - All members

4th Wednesday — Social Meeting with Ladies’ Auxiliary

Assembly 3049 Meetings are at the McGivney Room at 7:00 PM on the 3rd Wednesday of each month.

Council 9993 Officers

Chaplain – Fr. Larry Solan

Grand Knight – Ron Krom

Deputy Grand Knight – Jim Wermers

Chancellor – Dr. Rick Losey

Financial Secretary – Paul Miller

Treasurer – Dr. Taylor Lilly

Recorder – Tony Patalano

Lecturer – Mark Elio

Advocate – Bob Sherwood

Warden – Chris Bergen

Inside Guard – Ellis Elee

Outside Guard – Tom Lovato

Trustee 1 Year – Tom Stevens

Trustee 2 Year – Doug Anderson

Trustee 3 Year – Herman Jasper

Council Insurance Agent – Kenneth Huard

Ladies’ Auxiliary Officers

President – Fran Krom

Vice-President – Irene Knudsen

Secretary – Maxine McDermott

Treasurer – Mary Rowland

Historian – Mary Ann Lamecker

Hostesses – Ann Weida, Glenda Cruse

Assembly 3049 Officers

Faithful Navigator – Douglas Ingalls

Faithful Comptroller – Paul Miller

Faithful Friar – Rev. Michael Butler

Faithful Captain – Jaime Santos

Faithful Admiral – Roger Claman

Faithful Purser – Dr. Taylor Lilly

Faithful Pilot – Daniel Rolenc

Faithful Scribe – Andrew Murr

Outer Sentinel – Dr. Rick Losey

Inner Sentinel – Mark Elio

One Year Trustee – Dwayne Enderle

Two year Trustee – James Sebestyen

Three Year Trustee – Tom Berens

Color Corps Commander – Jim Sebestyen

Knights of Columbus Council 9993 —

Established 1989 Star Council Award Winners for Fraternal Years:

1989—1990, 1993 through 1996, 1999 through 2008

Pope Francis

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Operation Renovation

Parking at AFA Football Games

King Soopers Gift Cards

Charity Fundraising Efforts