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Year 30 --- Number 2 – August-September 2015
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GRAND KNIGHT'S REPORT
Brother Knights,
As the new GK of Ascension Council for the Fraternal Year 2015-2016 I know I have some big shoes to fill to make sure our council has a successful year. I know I cannot do this alone, but with the help of Program Director DGK Jack Kapp and the Service Program Chairs together we can make it happen. PGK Pat McKeown has supplied me with files, notes and suggestions to make my life as GK a lot easier. Thank you very much Pat. I also want to thank all the PGK’s who have offered to help me get through this year. I will take you up on your offers.
To my fellow officers thank you for agreeing to serve with me. I will need your advice and support throughout the year.
To all my Brother Knights I need your help and ask you to consider helping at least one event we sponsor this year. We need all the Knights of this Council to pitch in to help make all our events successful.
Our Worthy State Deputy’s motto for this year is: Living a Fraternal Journey, Live, Know, Share our Faith. The State Deputy is challenging all of us to make a commitment to learn more about our religion, its faith, principles and laws and if we do this we can continue to make our council, parish and community a better place to live, grow and raise our Knights of Columbus families. I urge each of you to take the State Deputy’s challenge.
Recently, our Supreme Chaplain Archbishop William E. Lori made the following comment in his Homily at St. Mary’s Church, the Order’s birthplace. His comments were addressed to State Deputies, but I believe it can apply to all Knights. He said and I quote “Venerable Father Michael McGivney is urging you not just to be a practicing Catholic, but an avidly practicing Catholic who takes his faith to heart and lives it daily.” End of quote. During this Fraternal Year Ascension Council will sponsor a Catholic Faith Educational Event, one that will teach us more about our Catholic Faith.
We have at least two (2) big challenges as a council this year:
1. Fundraising to provide our usual charities with the funds they need along with the huge challenge to help
Fr. Devan complete the water project for the small rural village of Melapatti in India.
2. Recruiting-We can make Star Council, if all members do all they can to recruit new members. Each of us must know someone who is not a Knight. I have placed the new Form 100’s in the Knights box located outside the Parish Office. Please help yourself to as many as you need.
One final note concerning the Knights of Columbus Insurance: As the new fraternal year starts off we need to spend a few minutes confirming where we are and where we are taking the council. Thom Harrington, Our Field Agent, is a resource to help with growing the council but it is our goal and our responsibility. To that end, I ask you to meet with Thom when he calls to discuss the council goals and how he can help you as you help the council.
I trust that with your prayers the Lord God will watch over our council this year and help each of us to practice the principles of the Knights of Columbus.
Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism
Vivat Jesu,
Grand Knight Lee Bennett (703) 590-5025 [email protected]
INSIDE THIS ISSUE BIRTHDAYS ................................................................................ 8 CALENDAR ................................................................................. 9-11 DEGREE SCHEDULE.................................................................. 5 EDITORS CORNER ..................................................................... 8 FAMILY OF THE MONTH ............................................................ 5 FAMILY OF THE YEAR ............................................................... 7 FIELD AGENT ............................................................................. 5-6 GOLF TOURNAMENT ................................................................. 13-14 GRAND KNIGHT'S REPORT ....................................................... 1 KNIGHT OF THE MONTH ........................................................... 7 KNIGHT OF THE YEAR ............................................................... 7 MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES ............................................... 8 PROGRAM DIRECTOR’S REPORT / COMMITTEES .................. 2-5 THE KING’S MEN ........................................................................ 8 YOUNG MAN/WOMAN OF THE YEAR ........................................ 7 2015-2016 COUNCIL LEADERSHIP POSITIONS ........................ 15
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PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Now for a recap of events in June and July looking forward to August. September and October.
Deputy Grand Knight and Program Director Jack Kapp (703) 303-7126 [email protected]
Church
The Director’s objective for Church activities is to provide council involvement in, service to, and/or increased council commitment to our Church, clergy and religious, to enrich the spiritual involvement of individual members in their Church and its activities, and to promote vocations to the religious life.
Coffee and Donuts The serving of coffee and donuts after Sunday morning Masses will take a hiatus during the summer months a resume the first Sunday of September.
Diaconate Picnic Deacon and Brother Al has asked the Knights to provide drinks for the picnic on August 8th. We will provide the drinks and be sure the coolers are well-stocked and iced. We will need some help in the church hall at about 10:30 AM to set up the drink area, fill the coolers, ice up and make Ice Tea and Lemonade. We should be sure all is convenient for the Deacons and family.
We will also need a couple of Knights to break down the drink area after the picnic. It could be done after the picnic around 4 PM on Saturday or on Sunday morning. If you can help with the break down please contact the DGK Jack Kapp.
Corporate Communion On August 29th we will sit together for the Corporate Communion Mass at 5 PM. We will then go out to eat at a nearby restaurant after Mass.
Pancake Breakfast Our next pancake breakfast will take place on Sunday October 4th.
Roses for Life On the first and third Sunday of each month when there is one or more baptisms, at 1:30 PM we present a rose to each mother. Contact Jack Kapp to assist or for more information.
Council
The Director’s objective for Council activities is to increase fraternalism among members, to provide enjoyment to members and their families, to ensure service to the brotherhood and advancement in the Order's degrees.
Third Degree Chris Goldsmith made his 3rd Degree on Saturday, June 27th with 95 other candidates at George Brent Council in Manassas.
Golf Tournament Please join us for the Sacred Heart and Knights of Columbus Ascension Council Annual Golf Tournament on Monday September 21st. Our event will feature a great day of golf and many other activities including long drive, closest to the pins, a putting contest, hole-in-one contest, team prizes and awards luncheon. During your round there will be a complimentary drink cart for your enjoyment. This is a perfect way to have fun and support local charities. Sponsorship packages are available to provide you added recognition and business opportunities at the event. Register today and be sure to invite your friends and business associates to register as well. Visit www.KofC9285Golf.com to register and get more information.
Football Frenzy and Sub Sale The council will hold an NFL Football Sub Sale on the weekend of September 12th and 13th. Subs will be prepared on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. On that weekend we will also begin selling NFL Football Frenzy tickets. Contact Jack Kapp if you need to purchase your tickets earlier.
Membership The council will hold a membership drive after all Masses on the weekend of October 10-11th.
Council Meetings We will continue to pray the rosary prior to our business meetings starting at 7 PM. The planning meeting in October will take place in the Chapel on October 22nd due to its conflict with Faith Fest.
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Community
The Director’s objective for Community activities is to increase the council’s awareness of its life within the community and to promote council as well as individual involvement in the community.
PGK Pat McKeown presents a check to to Angela Clark for Best Choice Ultrasound during a
pause at the July business meeting.
VDOT Cleanup On June 13th Ascension Council conducted a VDOT activity and our crew of seven plus one of our very supportive wives collected seven bags of refuse. The area we are responsible for covers all of Token Forest Drive and Dell Boulevard from Hoadly Road to Nottingdale Drive. We wish to thank all of the following Knights and wives for all of their hard work; PGK Bryan Roberts, Richard Rocha, Alex Blair, John Calvert, Jack Kapp, PGK Jerry and Giulia Michonski and PGK Tom Zum Brunnen. We assembled in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church parking lot at 8 AM and completed the activity at 9:30 PM. Then Alex, Jerry, Giulia, Tom and Dixie Zum Brunnen assembled at the IHOP Restaurant on Hoadly Road for a good breakfast and some enjoyable socializing.
The next VDOT Road Cleanup is scheduled for Saturday September 19th at 8 AM. After the cleanup, the group typically has brunch at the nearby IHOP. Contact PGK Tom Zum Brunnen for details.
Firewood Service Brother Eddie and PGK George Darnell are Happy. All the wood has been moved from George's back yard to Eddie's back yard. We left the big stuff for PGK Bill Miller & sons (Will and Camden) to move. Bill and sons took two trailer loads of big chunks to Eddie today-mission accomplished!
We would like to thank all the Knights of the Bull crew (including Ronnie Castro) that loaded and unloaded three (3) truck loads and three (3) trailer loads of wood, some of which took the younger Bulls to load. Bill Miller finished up today.
Saturday Rick Ontko was there with his truck and trailer, PGK Tom ZumBrunnen with his trailer, Ronnie Castro with his truck and Jim Etzel with his truck. PGK Mike Romero, PGK Bryan Roberts, PGK Rick Johnson and PGK George Darnell all chucked a lot of wood. Eddie was very appreciative and made sure everyone had all the water they needed.
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Food Pantry Bread Wrapping We are in need of continual help each Wednesday to wrap bread donated from Panera Bread. Your work supports the Saturday food pantry. PGK Jerry Michonski is the lead. If you can support please contact [email protected] (or select his name from the officer's list on the UKnight site).
Youth
The Director’s objective for Youth activities is to provide opportunities for all youth to become personally involved and committed to programs for improvement of their physical, social, and moral development.
There are no youth events scheduled in the next three months.
Family The Director’s objective for Family Activities is to involve the entire family in the activities of the Knights of Columbus, to strengthen family life, and to care for widows and children of deceased members.
Council Picnic PGK Tony Bado and his wife Molly hosted a wonderful end of the fraternal year picnic at their home on June 28th.
Our hosts bent over backwards to accommodate the council and that resulted in lots of good food and socializing.
Corn Hole The council will sponsor the annual Corn Hole tournament on Saturday, August 22nd starting at 3 PM. John Keast is chairman of this event.
Oktoberfest Our Oktoberfest Chair Brother Bob Richards will need lots of help (All Hands) to make this year’s Oktoberfest successful. Bob works very hard on this event so please consider filling one of the positions he needs to fill. Bob's plea for help follows:
I really need your help to support this year’s Oktoberfest event. September is just around the corner and we are beginning to plan for this year’s Oktoberfest. To make things more challenging I am travelling for work over the next few weeks and won’t be able to schedule a formal meeting until the end of August. I am also in the process of moving. My closing date is the day before the event UGHH!. If you have previously participated in the event you know how much fun it can be and if you haven’t please join us because you won’t be disappointed. The event is scheduled for Saturday, September 26th at 6 PM directly following Mass. There will be traditional food, beverages, music, dancing and games. This year the proceeds from the event will support both Father Devon’s Water Project and our parish. We are also looking for volunteers to sell tickets, decorate, cook and serve food and beverages and bake desserts.
In particular I need someone to:
Organize the home brewers;
Cook Rotkohl – we are planning to cook the
potato salad and rotkohl on Thursday
September 24th in the parish kitchen;
Update the menus and food ordering boards;
Lead advertising efforts;
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Run the funnel cakes stand;
Be in charge of the music/DJ last year I just
connected to Spotify from my tablet;
Lead the grill cooking
Lead the kitchen cooking
Run the raffle;
Help sell advance tickets after masses starting
mid September;
Print and distribute posters (attached).
Please contact me at: [email protected] if you can assist. I will advise dates for planning meetings very soon.
The council will set up the big tent for the event on Thursday evening, September 24th.
Pizza Party Mark your calendar for our annual Pizza party at the home of Joe and Suzanne Marshall on Saturday, October 24th after the 5 PM Mass.
New Year’s Eve Party Mark your calendars now for a New Year’s Eve party on December 31st in the Church Hall. Details to follow.
FAMILY OF THE MONTH
The following families were recognized by the Grand Knight for their contributions to the council, parish and community. PGK Tony Bado and his wife Molly were family of the month for June. They hosted the annual picnic and shared their 50th Wedding Anniversary with the council and parish.
DEGREE SCHEDULE
The announced district degrees (1st and 2nd) and state degrees (3rd and 4th) scheduled for the new fraternal year are:
1st 8/5/2015 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 1st 8/18/2015 SEAS; 8183 Woodbridge 7:30 PM 3rd 8/22/15 11172 Glen Allen 11:00 AM 1st 9/16/2015 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 3rd 9/26/15 5998 Alexandria 11:00 AM 2nd 9/29/15 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 1st 10/8/2015 Ascension; 9285 Manassas 7:30 PM 3rd 10/17/15 5480 Newport News 11:00 AM 1st 10/20/2015 SEAS; 8183 Woodbridge 7:30 PM 3rd 10/24/15 7369 Chantilly 11:00 AM 4th 10/31/15 Fourth Deg. Dulles Noon 1st 11/4/2015 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 2nd 11/10/15 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 3rd 11/14/15 11475 Palmyra 11:00 AM 3rd 11/21/15 7992 Burke 11:00 AM 3rd 12/12/15 6538 Martinsville 11:00 AM 3rd 12/5/15 5561 Warrenton 11:00 AM 1st 12/15/2015 SEAS; 8183 Woodbridge 7:30 PM 3rd 1/16/16 418 Portsmouth 11:00 AM 1st 1/20/2016 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 2nd 1/26/16 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 3rd 1/30/16 6292 Fairfax 11:00 AM 3rd 2/6/16 15256 Ashburn 11:00 AM 1st 2/11/2016 Ascension; 9285 Manassas 7:30 PM 1st 2/16/2016 SEAS; 8183 Woodbridge 7:30 PM 3rd 2/20/2016 4632 VA Beach 11:00 AM 1st 3/2/2016 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 3rd 3/5/16 7877 Stafford 11:00 AM 2nd 3/8/16 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 3rd 3/13/16 2473 Arlington 11:00 AM 1st 4/7/2016 Ascension; 9285 Manassas 7:30 PM 3rd 4/9/16 511 Hampton 11:00 AM 3rd 4/16/16 7538 Ashland 11:00 AM 1st 4/19/2016 SEAS; 8183 Woodbridge 7:30 PM 3rd 4/23/16 11639 Radford Noon 1st 5/4/2016 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 3rd 5/14/16 12117 VA Beach 11:00 AM 2nd 5/17/15 JP1; 7165 Manassas 7:30 PM 3rd 6/4/16 6546 Richmond 11:00 AM 1st 6/9/2016 Ascension; 9285 Manassas 7:30 PM 1st 6/21/2016 SEAS; 8183 Woodbridge 7:30 PM 3rd 6/25/16 5332 Manassas 11:00 AM
FIELD AGENT Fathers Plan, Fathers Protect
From the beginning, the Knights of Columbus has been a family-first organization. Venerable Father McGivney
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was striving to find Catholic men who could come together to protect and support the families in their communities who needed it most – including their own. Today, the mission remains the same. And, as we begin the new Fraternal Year, it’s a great time to evaluate how we’re doing.
As we begin Fraternal Year 2015-2016, the Knights of Columbus has more than $98 billion of life insurance in force, covering the lives of hundreds of thousands of our members and their families. Knights across North America continue to trust their Order to protect them and to see to it that their loved ones are well taken care of once they’re gone. And the numbers keep increasing. More and more members are preparing to leave behind legacies of protection for their loved ones.
But how are each of us doing on an individual level? How well protected are our families? Are we certain that the insurance that we have in place is enough to cover their needs? Is it enough to allow those left behind to remain in their homes, to attend college, to continue to live the lives they are accustomed to? Would you even know how to begin calculating and projecting those needs? There are a lot of moving pieces and parts that go into calculating just how much your life is worth in dollars & cents. You’re worth far more to your family than simply a number on a page, of course, but you do provide for them. And, if you’re no longer able to, you want to make sure that their lives are not further devastated by your absence.
These calculations and determinations are not ones that you need to make on your own. I can help you identify what you need to do in order to adequately protect your family. The Knights of Columbus provides members a comprehensive, complimentary needs analysis titled “Profiles & Forecaster,” a proven industry tool that helps you determine your needs. I will gladly perform this custom analysis for you and your family absolutely free. It’s a fraternal benefit that costs you nothing, but could tell you a lot. The Profiles & Forecaster analysis will help you identify surpluses and shortages, insurance and income replacement needs, final expenses, and more. Why would you turn down a free comprehensive analysis from one of the “World’s Most Ethical Companies?” Why would you pass up on a complete review from North America’s most highly rated life insurer?*
Helping your family to prepare for life without you is one of the most selfless actions you can make.
So, make a resolution for the new Fraternal Year to show your family how much they mean to you. Make an appointment with me for your custom analysis, and begin to build an insurance portfolio that will guarantee their protection after you’re gone.
*As of 6/23/14, rated A++, superior for financial strength by
A.M. Best. Designated a 2015 World’s Most Ethical Company by the Ethisphere Institue.
Only Having Insurance “Through Work” Doesn’t Work
Do you know anyone whose life or career has drastically changed during these years of economic turmoil? It’s very likely that someone in your immediate or extended family or group of friends is facing financial uncertainty. Maybe there’s a possibility that you (or your spouse) could lose your job or change employers.
Too many people rely on group term life insurance as their only safety net. Often, this insurance is an employee benefit provided at low or no cost. Having this coverage might convince someone that personally-owned life insurance is not necessary.
But only having “through work” insurance can leave you and your family vulnerable. Most group life insurance policies are limited in amount, normally tied to salary or some other benchmark. These numbers are often capped, and this cap may be dangerously low when compared to your family’s actual needs. In fact, a detailed needs analysis that evaluates your specific situation will likely show that any employer-provided coverage falls short.
In addition, the amount of group insurance offered is almost always reduced, sometimes dramatically, when you retire. You could one day find yourself without coverage, and if your health has changed (which it will as you age), you might also find yourself unable to secure individual protection. At the very least, it will definitely be more expensive.
While group life insurance can help, it does not replace the need for individually owned life insurance. I’ll be happy to meet with you and provide a no-cost needs analysis, so you’ll know exactly where you stand.
Field Agent Thom Harrington (703) 336-9020 www.ThomHarrington.com [email protected]
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YOUNG MAN/WOMAN OF YEAR
The Young man is Kevin Griese and he is a young man with a lot of energy. Mike Panlilio recommended Kevin. Kevin has been very faithful in his attendance at the Sacred Heart Youth Group, Faith Fest and RCIA. Mike says he is a natural leader especially with his crew team. Kevin was nominated and selected for the National Honor Society at Hylton High School.
The Young Woman of the Year is Liz Uecker; a very patriotic young women who loves her country. She always participates in the annual Memorial Day and Veterans Day ceremonies at Quantico National Cemetery and is very active with Service Dogs Training and programs. She is involved in Girl Scouts and theater and has been in many productions and nominated for the Thespian Society. Liz has won the outstanding Sophomore award for Theater.
KNIGHT OF THE MONTH
The following Knights were recognized by the Grand Knight for their contributions to the council, parish and community:
Joe Gerheart was named Knight of the Month for June.
FAMILY OF THE YEAR
The family of the year for fraternal year 2014-2015 was PGK Bill Miller and his family.
KNIGHT OF THE YEAR
The knight of the year for fraternal year 2014-2015 was Lee Bennett.
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THE KING’S MEN
You are invited to stand for the truth about marriage and the right of every child to have a mom and a dad. Witness to the nation the glory of God's plan for marriage through prayer, fasting and sacrifice on Saturday, August 15th in Washington D.C.. For more information visit www.whitehousewitness.com.
Stand up and be counted! Their goal is to reach 500 men praying the rosary before the White House, so if you have decided to witness, please email Mark Houck with your committment at [email protected].
BIRTHDAYS The following Ascension Council knights will be celebrating August or September birthdays:
Father Bazan Carl Birchard Doug Blair, PGK John Brady, PGK Joseph Brazil John Buyna John Damato Jacob Daniels Michael Doheney Allan Erickson Michael Esquig Donald Fullem Kevin Garman Christopher Hadley Donald Hajec Jack Kapp Archibald Kielly Jason Leicht Don Lewandowski John Malich Bill Miller, PGK Joe Mitchell Steven Palkovitz Nicholas Pardi Patrick Pierpoint Nicholas Roberts Michael Romero, PGK Michael Saller, Jr. John Schroeder Maurice Shumaker Daniel Spieldenner Kevin Thibeault David Watjen
MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES
The following Ascension Council knights will be celebrating their membership anniversaries in August or September (years as a knight shown):
Andrew Krafcik (55) Frank Burkart (50) Lawrence Dillon (47) Ned Coltharp (38) Thomas Harrington (38) Father Bazan (36) George Darnell, PGK (36) Clement Ryan (34) John Damato (33) Thomas Wolter (33) Richard Couture (31) Archibald Kielly (18) Joseph Penning (18) Curtiss Donato (15) George Cleveland (9) Will Hechmer (9)
Bob Richard (7) William Klug (6) Rick Picon (5) Jeffrey Werling (5) Julian Saenz (3) Robert Marks (2) Mark Pahls (2)
EDITOR’S CORNER
Welcome to our latest newsletter. Summer is over half over and in this issue we begin to look toward the many events in the Fall.
Our Facebook page is still active and is located at http://www.Facebook.com/council9285. There is new interest and excitement being generated – please visit the page and be part of the “buzz”!
We now have a new website on UKnight with both public and private (member password access) areas. You can reach it at AscensionCouncil9285.org. We will keep the most up to date calendar here. Also, once an event has a chair assigned, you can easily contact him from the website calendar to volunteer or to ask a question. The event chair then has the ability to setup a list of those volunteering and communicate with that group directly through the website.
Minutes from meetings will now be solely posted on our website with an email notification to all members when the minutes are posted.
The other capability that UKnight provides is the ability to send emails to all members. If you have an email to send to everyone in the council or specific subsets such as all 2nd Degree Knight, please send the email to our Grand Knight or Deputy Grand Knight who will then send it out from UKnight.
I would like all future newsletter inputs no later than the Saturday AFTER the special planning meeting for the month. For the October/November 2015 issue I will need articles by Saturday, September 26th. Please mark these dates on your calendar and plan ahead to meet these deadlines.
The softcopy file of this newsletter, koc0815.pdf will be posted on our council UKnight website. Please email me at [email protected] with your contributions.
Disclaimer: the views and opinions in this newsletter do not necessarily reflect those of the KOC.
Editor Joe Marshall [email protected]
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August 2015
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September 2015
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October 2015
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Entry: Free
Sacred Heart Parish Benefit
September 26, 2015
6:00 pm – 10:30 pm
For more information, call the office at 703.590.0030.
Come celebrate Fall with traditional German food, drink, music, games and
fun for all. This is a parish community event
Food and Beverages available for
purchase
$1.00 a ticket
Sacred Heart Catholic Church 12975 Purcell Road Manassas, Virginia
Sponsored by Ascension
Council 9285
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Chancellor: Bill Hechmer Inside Guard: Julian Saenz Outside Guard: Phillip Klemmer
Ascension Council 9285, 2013–2014-5 Fraternal Year Positions
Position Name Phone E-mail
Chaplain Father Mike Bazan 590.0030 [email protected]
Grand Knight Lee Bennett 590.5025 [email protected]
Deputy Grand Knight Jack Kapp 303.7126 [email protected]
Program Director Jack Kapp 303.7126 [email protected]
Financial Secretary Jeff Befumo, PGK 791.6748 [email protected]
Recorder Alex Blair 583.5937 [email protected]
Lecturer Rick Crete, PGK 730.3869 [email protected]
Treasurer Joe Gerhart 730-2323 [email protected]
Chancellor Doug Blair, PGK 583.5937 [email protected]
Advocate John Damato 583.2628 [email protected]
Warden Carl Birchard 794.0529 [email protected]
Inside Guard Julian Saenz 590.7996 [email protected]
Outside Guard Phillip Klemmer 200-3170 [email protected]
3 Year Trustee Patrick McKeown 791.6050 [email protected]
2 Year Trustee Joe Fox 202.641.1882 [email protected]
1 Year Trustee Bill Miller, PGK 794.8818 [email protected]
ARC Home Bryan Roberts, PGK 732.0165 [email protected]
Church Director Carl Birchard 794.0529 [email protected]
Council Director
Donut Duty Bill Klug 367-0503 [email protected]
Family Director Peter Burr 368-7061 [email protected]
Community Director
Youth Director John Damato 583.2628 [email protected]
Membership Director Jerry Michonski, PGK 791.3148 [email protected]
Retention Director
Corn Hole Tourney John Keast 730-0165 [email protected]
Culture of Life Chair Norberto Sese 897-6617 [email protected]
Degree Team Leader Andy Baronavski, PGK 791.6420 [email protected]
Golf Chairman Joe Gerhart 730-2323 [email protected]
Gumbo Night Patrick McKeown, PGK 791.6050 [email protected]
KCIC Chairman Lee Bennett 590.5025 [email protected]
KOVAR Chairman John Damato 583.2628 [email protected]
Newsletter Editor Joe Marshall 791.4119 [email protected]
Pancake Breakfast Tom Zum Brunnen, PGK 794.8413 [email protected]
Roses For Life Jack Kapp 303.7126 [email protected]
Sub Sales Chairman Rick Johnson, PGK 791.2002 [email protected]
Oktoberfest Chairman Bob Richard 794.9118 [email protected]
VDOT Road Cleanup Tom Zum Brunnen, PGK 794.8413 [email protected]
Website Webmaster Joe Marshall 791.4119 [email protected]
District Deputy Bryan Roberts, PGK 732.0165 [email protected]
District Warden Guillermo Giandoni [email protected]
KOC Field Agent Thom Harrington 336.9020 [email protected]
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Knights of Columbus
12975 Purcell Road
Manassas, VA 20112
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