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1 Frank J. Lewis Assembly 0159 April 2017 Volume 1, Issue 4 Inside this issue: Assembly Election Process 3rd. Degree Officers Duties and their respective Emblem of Office 4th Degree Officers Duties Calendar of events 8 Exemplifications Events Fr. Ryan Boyle Reflections Remember Slate of Candidates for Officers of Frank J. Lewis Assembly 9 10 Since we are now nominating our Officers for the coming year in each of our 7 Councils and in Assembly It is incumbent on every Brother Knight to be aware of the Election Process. What each of the Officers' Titles is and what the Duties are and the Emblem of that Office. Under the Laws Governing the Fourth Degree, elections for assembly officers shall take place annually at the first regular business meeting of the assembly held in May of each year. Those duly elected officers are to be reported to the Supreme Council headquarters by July 1. Elections Process for the 4th Degree Assembly: Section 1: Under the Laws Governing the Fourth Degree, elections for assembly officers shall take place annually at the first regular business meeting of the assembly held in May of each year. Those duly elected officers are to be reported to the Supreme Council headquarters by July 1. At least two months before the annual election, the Faithful Navigator shall appoint a Nominating Committee of three who shall prepare a slate of candidates for the elective offices. This slate shall be presented to the Assembly not later than the regular business meeting preceding the meeting at which annual elections are to take place. Other nominations may be made from the floor and nominations may not be closed until the election meeting has convened and the members are ready to ballot. Section 2: The election of officers shall be by ballot and a majority of all votes cast shall be necessary to elect. When only one candidate is proposed for a particular office and no further nominations have been made from the floor, the Faithful Navigator shall declare the individual elected by acclamation. Voting by proxy or absentee ballot is prohibited. Section 3: The Faithful Navigator shall appoint two members to act as Tellers. After all who are entitled to do so have voted, the ballot shall be declared closed and the Tellers shall then proceed to count the votes in full view of the Assembly. One of the Tellers shall examine each ballot singly and pass the same to his associate, who shall read aloud the name or names written or printed on all legal ballots. The Recorder shall tally the same and the result thereof shall be announced by the Faithful Navigator. Section 4: Each officer elected must qualify and fill the office to which he is chosen, with or without installation, at the first regular meeting in the month of July succeeding his election, unless excused by a vote of the Assembly, and must present himself for installation at the time specified in the notice issued by or through the State Deputy or District Deputy, unless excused by such officer. Otherwise such office shall be considered vacant. Section 5: Vacancies in elective offices shall be filled, after notice to the members, by election at the regular business meeting next succeeding the regular meeting at which the vacancy was created.

2 Frank J. Lewis Assembly 0159 Council Officers: Unless otherwise noted, the following positions are elected annually by your council s membership. Page 2 March WAYNE J RIES LEON MONTAMBAULT JEROME SCHREIBER KEVIN E MACKIN RONALD F DEBIASE JOHN T CUNNIFF DAVID M KANASZKA SR JUSTIN T FRANKE BERNARD J GUMZ MICHAEL A MENDEZ JAMES E GILLIS ARNE JAMES GRINAKER EUGENE J WRIGHT RICHARD J MOODY JOHN K CARTER THOMAS G WALKER LEONARD J DOLNEY JESSE M CAYA April HARRY G BROWN SIDNEY MINER LEO H MEIROSE JR CREIGHTON D SHAFER JEFFREY J RETTIG MICHAEL G BRYAN ROBERT W RICKLING HERMAN A WELLS FRANK SCIANNAMEO JOHN SHEVENELL ALLAN J SANSOTTA JEFFREY M STONE CRAIG M KUBINIEC JAMES E ELLIOTT III ROBERT Q SCHAL- LERER WILLIAM J SCANLAN Chaplain A priest chosen annually by the grand knight, deputy grand knight and board of trustees. Acts as spiritual advisor to the brother Knights and families of a council Provides his message to members at the beginning of the meeting as outlined in the Method of Conducting Council Meetings (#10318) or whenever it best suits his schedule The chaplain should attend meetings of the council - including officers meetings - whenever his schedule allows, as his advice is frequently needed Additional information on the role of the chaplain is contained in the Chaplain s Handbook (#945). The jewel of the council chaplain is a silver Isabella Cross, overlaid with a descending dove, suspended from a ribbon of black. This style of Cross is associated with Queen Isabel of Spain, promoter of the voyage of Christopher Columbus. A Cross is a symbol of hope through atonement, reminding Christians of God's love in sacrificing his own son for humanity. The dove, emblem of the Holy Spirit, represents the gift of the Word of God. The ribbon of black represents strength and authority. Grand Knight Presides over all council meetings Appoints program and membership director Appoints committees as needed Countersigns orders for payment and checks Ensures the submission of all Paperwork required by the Supreme and State Councils Maintains working relationships with the council s chaplain, district deputy, field agent and general agent; as well as with other local service organizations (e.g. Habitat for Humanity, food pantries/soup kitchens) Has a working knowledge of the Knights of 1) Columbus website, Officers Online and Member Management 2) Responsible for council s Admission Degree Team and the scheduling of frequent Admission (First Degree) Ceremonials Additional information to assist the grand knight in the performance of his duties can be found in the Grand Knight s Guide (#5085), the Knights of Columbus Leadership Resources (#5093) and the Method of Conducting Council Meetings (#10318). Further details are also available on the Knights of Columbus Fraternal Training Portal. The jewel of office for the grand knight is an anchor suspended from a ribbon of purple. The anchor is symbolic of Christopher Columbus, the mariner, who is the patron of our Order. The anchor, for centuries, was also a variant form of the Cross and symbolizes Christian hope. The ribbon of purple symbolizes authority and justice. (Continued on page 3)

3 Volume 1, Issue 4 Page 3 (Continued from page 2) Deputy Grand Knight Assists the grand knight with operation of the council Presides at council meetings in the absence of the grand knight Is recommended to serve on the council s retention committee Has a working knowledge of the Knights of 1) Columbus website, Officers Online and Member Management 2) Performs other such duties as the grand knight may direct The deputy grand knight should be familiar with the Method of Conducting Council Meetings (#10318). The deputy grand knight s jewel of office is a compass suspended from a ribbon of purple. A compass is the constant guide and companion to the mariner, and was an invaluable tool used by Columbus to guide him to the shores of the New World. The Knights of Columbus compass of virtue has 32 flame-like rays; each ray represents a virtue that people can aspire to emulate in their daily lives. The ribbon of purple signifies authority and justice. Chancellor Assists the grand knight and deputy grand knight with their duties, as assigned Is entrusted with strengthening the members interest in council activities Is recommended to serve as the chairman of the Admission Committee Performs other such duties as the grand knight may direct It is recommend for the chancellor to be familiar with the Order s qualifications for membership, the Membership Document (#100) and the Member/Prospect Interest Survey (#1842). The jewel of the chancellor is the Isabella Cross, overlaid with a skull and crossbones, suspended from a ribbon of black and white. The Cross represents atonement and the love of God, who sent to us his only begotten Son. The skull and crossbones are symbolic of man s mortality and the vigilance required to remain faithful at all times. Through the unity of the council, brothers help each other remain steadfast in their faith. The ribbon of black and white signifies strength and goodness. Recorder Responsible for keeping and maintaining a true and permanent record of all actions of the council, using a Recorder s Minute Book (#1403) Maintains all correspondence of the council Reads the bills entered into the minutes for discussion Performs such other duties as the grand knight may direct The jewel of the recorder is crossed quills suspended from a ribbon of yellow and white. The quills represent writing, knowledge and communication, and are also symbolic of the recorder s duty to write and preserve letters and documents (records). The ribbon of yellow and white represents intellect and goodness. (Continued on page 4)

4 Frank J. Lewis Assembly 0159 Page 4 Good Men never give excuses, they Exemplify what a Good Man is by their actions (Continued from page 3) Financial Secretary Is appointed by the supreme knight for a three-year term upon the grand knight and trustees recommendation Must complete and submit the Application for Appointment as Financial Secretary (#FS101) to the Supreme Council Collects dues from members through the timely sending of billing notices and initiates retention measures by providing a list of delinquent members to the grand knight (to prevent members from being suspended for nonpayment of dues) Ensures that the council s membership records, including addresses, are kept updated and that new members sign the constitutional roll Receives honorary and honorary life membership cards from the Supreme Council and provides them to the grand knight for distribution Receives the Surge... with Service materials each fraternal year from the Supreme Council and distributes accordingly Files various reports and membership/insurance transactions with the Supreme Council Has a working knowledge of the Knights of 1) Columbus website, Officers Online and the Member Management/Member Billing Applications 2) Responsible for completing and submitting a Form W-9 for the council (U.S. only) 3) Keeps the seal of the council and affixes it to membership cards, resolutions and other official documents 4) Performs such other duties as the grand knight may direct Additional information on the duties and responsibilities of the financial secretary can be found in the Knights of Columbus Leadership Resources Book (#5093). The jewel of the financial secretary is a key and quill surrounded by a laurel wreath, suspended from a ribbon of yellow and white. The key is associated with guardianship, while the quill is the symbol of a scribe - one who writes and keeps track of various letters and documents. The laurel wreath acknowledges the special service of the financial secretary to his council. The ribbon of yellow and white represents intellect and goodness. Treasurer Handles council funds. Receives money from the financial secretary and depots in the proper council accounts Maintains all of the council s checking and savings accounts Is responsible for paying all council expenses, including assessments from the Supreme Council Performs other such duties as the grand knight may direct The jewel of the treasurer is crossed keys suspended from a ribbon of blue. The keys symbolize the guardianship of the funds of the council. The ribbon of blue represents truth and loyalty. (Continued on page 5)

5 Volume 1, Issue 4 Page 5 (Continued from page 4) Lecturer Is appointed annually by the grand knight. Is responsible for providing suitable educational and entertainment programs under the Good of the Or der section of council meetings. Stays abreast of developments within the council s charitable, membership and social programs. Performs other such duties as the grand knight may direct The lecturer jewel is a lyre and laurel branch suspended from a ribbon of blue and white. The lyre with the laurel branch are traditionally symbolic of music, literature and the arts. The ribbon of blue and white represents purity and faithfulness. Advocate Acts as parliamentarian for the council Has a working knowledge of 1) Method of Conducting Council Meetings (#10318) Knows the council s bylaws and the Order s Charter, Constitution and Laws (#30) Has access to Officers Online and Officers Desk Reference Seeks legal assistance from the state advocate as needed Performs other such duties as the grand knight may direct The jewel of the advocate is a scroll and sword, surrounded by a laurel wreath, suspended from a ribbon of gold. The opened scroll represents legal literature and signifies the power of knowledge, and the sword represents its defense and enforcement. Thus, it is the advocate s role to not only know the laws of the council, but to also follow them strictly. The ribbon of gold represents faith, constancy and wisdom. Warden Supervises and maintains all council property Arranges the council chambers for meetings and degree exemplifications Oversees inside and outside guards Performs other such duties as the grand knight may direct The jewel of office of the warden is an axe bound with a fasces, surrounded by a laurel wreath, suspended from a ribbon of red and black. The fasces was a traditional symbol carried by the protectors or guards of the Roman magistrates as a symbol of authority and protection. The ribbon of red and black represents strength and fidelity to duty. Inside/Outside Guards Attend the doors of the council chamber, checking for current membership cards and allowing entrance Perform other such duties as the grand knight may direct The jewel of the council guards is crossed axes and a shield, marked with a key, suspended from a ribbon of white. The shield and axe are symbolic of protection, and key is emblematic of guardianship. The ribbon of white represents purity and diligence to duty. (Continued on page 6)

6 Frank J. Lewis Assembly 0159 Page 6 (Continued from page 5) Board of Trustees Consists of the grand knight and three other members, who are elected by the council s membership for terms of three years, two years and one year At each regular election, the position of each trustee will be voted upon, with the current three and two-year trustee potentially moving on to become the two and one-year trustee, respectively Program Director Supervises all financial procedures of the council and conducts the semiannual audits Ensures that proper protocol and procedures are followed by the council for the payment of monies however, cannot override the vote of the council s membership The trustee jewel of office is composed of an axe and fasces overlaid with an anchor, positioned over crossed swords, surrounded with a laurel wreath and suspended from a ribbon of green. The fasces is an axe bound with rods. The swords symbolize justice and honor. The laurel wreath symbolizes special service. The trustees are generally past grand knights, and this is the reason for the anchor over the fasces. The ribbon of green symbolizes loyalty in love. Directors Is appointed annually by the grand knight r Collaborates with the grand knight and council leaders in setting the calendar of council programs for the year Assists and oversees each service program director as they implement the council s programs and activities. Service program directors represent the Surge... with Service program categories of: Church, Community, Council, Culture of Life, Family, and Youth Keeps accurate records of council programs for the Annual Survey of Fraternal Activity (#1728) and the Columbian Award Application (#SP-7) Keeps council s public relations chairman informed of all programs and activities for promotion to the parish and local media Activities Directors Directors of each service program area (Church, Community, Council, Culture of Life, Family and Youth) are appointed annually by the grand knight on the recommendation of the program director Are responsible for recommending and overseeing the various activities chairmen, which are appointed by the grand knight Keep accurate records of their related programs for reporting on the Annual Survey of Fraternal Activity (#1728) and the Columbia Award Application (#SP-7) The youth activities director must also pass a background check and adhere to all policies and procedures under the Knights of Columbus Safe Environment Program. Additional information on this program is available on the Knights of Columbus website at kofc.org/safe Membership Director Appointed annually by the grand knight r Collaborates with the grand knight and council leaders on council membership goals for the year Partners with the chaplain, field agent and district deputy to ensure that every eligible Catholic is invited to join your council Responsible for recommending and overseeing the Admission Committee, retention committee, and insurance promotion committee chairmen Plans and coordinates the council s schedule of recruitment programs

7 Volume 1, Issue 4 Page 7 Duties of Officers of a 4th Degree Assembly The Laws and Rules Governing the Fourth Degree of the Knights of Columbus specifically set the duties of Assembly Officers. This guide is to help new Sir Knights and interested parties be informed. FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR The Faithful Navigator is the chief executive officer of the assembly and acts as the Presiding Officer, with all the powers and duties incident to such office. He appoints committees, countersigns orders and checks. He annually appoints or reappoints the Assembly Color Corps Commander. In his absence, or inability to perform such duties of office, the Faithful Captain shall perform such duties and exercise such powers. FAITHFUL FRIAR The Faithful Friar is the Spiritual Advisor of the Assembly. He is expected to make a report at Assembly Meetings on religious matters. The Faithful Navigator, Faithful Captain, Faithful Admiral, and Faithful Pilot appoint a Priest annually in accordance with such rules established by the Bishop of the Diocese to serve the Assembly. FAITHFUL CAPTAIN The Faithful Captain shall, in the absence of the Faithful Navigator, perform the duties and exercise the powers of that office. He shall also, to assure a good attendance at meetings and other functions, have charge of social and other activities under the Good of the Order. (Refreshments) FAITHFUL PILOT The Faithful Pilot shall have charge of all properties of the Assembly excepts monies, accounts and record books of the officers, but including ceremonials; shall be responsible for arrangement of the Assembly Chamber and shall direct and be responsible for the activities of the Sentinels. FAITHFUL COMPTROLLER The Faithful Comptroller (Fin Sec) shall keep a roll and the records of the members with the date of their initiation in the Fourth Degree. Collect and receive all monies due the Assembly and all funds obtained from any source and transfer the same to the Faithful Purser, and obtain a receipt from him. He shall keep accounts of the charges (dues) and receipts of each member; he shall issue to each member not indebted to the Assembly for dues, a Fourth Degree Membership Card, duly signed and attested as above, which shall entitle a member admittance to any meeting of the Fourth Degree within the period specified on said card and upon further compliance with the rule requiring that the member produce a current Third Degree membership card. He shall upon request by a member transferring to another assembly, issue a transfer card, signed by the Faithful Navigator and attested by the Faithful Comptroller. He shall keep such necessary Official Records and forms as furnished by the Supreme Secretary. Notify the District Master of the names of all candidates awaiting initiation. Is the custodian of the Seal of the Assembly and affixes same to all proper papers. FAITHFUL SCRIBE The Faithful Scribe shall keep a record of the minutes of all regular and special meetings in a bound book furnished for that purpose by the Assembly. FAITHFUL PURSER The Faithful Purser (Treasurer) is the custodian of all funds obtained from any source. Makes deposits and keeps records. Pays all orders drawn on him by the Faithful Comptroller and Faithful Navigator. Makes records available to the Board of Trustees as required. FAITHFUL INNER & OUTER SENTINELS The Faithful Inner and Outer Sentinels shall be responsible to see that all in attendance at meetings are in possession of appropriate valid Third and Fourth Degree membership cards and shall perform such other duties as directed by the Faithful Pilot. FAITHFUL ADMIRAL The Faithful Admiral (usually the Immediate Past Faithful Navigator) is appointed annually; shall preside in case of the absence of both the Faithful Navigator and Faithful Pilot, and may have such powers and performs such other duties as herein prescribed. In the absence of the Faithful Friar, performs his duties at assembly meetings. TRUSTEES The Trustees (normally three) are elected initially for 1, 2 & 3 years, thereafter three years. Together with the Faithful Navigator they are the Board of Trustees. The Board is responsible for auditing the record books of the Faithful Comptroller and Faithful Purser annually (June 30). The Trustees shall before each meeting carefully examine all bills and present same to the Assembly with their recommendation; the approval of at least two members of the Board of Trustees shall be required for the payment of any bills or statements.

8 Frank J. Lewis Assembly 0159 Page 8 April 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Frank J. Lewis Assembly 0159 Meeting Food for Families St. Joe s 8:00 am st Degree Barney Gonyea 7: st Degree St. Jude s 3rd Degree Dr. Gilbert CC Call-Out Honor Flight. Clearwater/St CC Call-Out 4th Degree Exemplification Sarasota Fl. 30 May 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3Frank J. Lewis Food for Families St. Assembly Joe s 8:00 am #0159 Meeting rd Degree St. Ignatius State Convention 26 State Convention 26 State Convention

9 Volume 1, Issue 4 Page 9 Admissions Degree Date Council Name Arrival Drive City DD Contact Phone 04/20/ Barney Gonyea 7:30 pm 0:32 Safety Harbor Thomas J Wozniak /22/ St. Jude s the Apostle 10: St. Petersburg Wayne D. Clegg /22/ John F. Kennedy Memorial 7:30 pm 0:32 Dunedin Thomas J Wozniak /10/ St. Jude s the Apostle 10: St. Petersburg Wayne D. Clegg /12/ Barney Gonyea 7:30 pm 0:32 Safety Harbor Thomas J Wozniak Note: 'Drive ' reflects driving time from Jude s council to the host council. (With in 20 miles) Formation Degree Date Council Name Arrival Drive City DD Contact Phone Knighthood Degree Date Council Name Arrival Drive City DD Contact Phone 04/22/ Dr Gilbert Ortiz 11:15 am 1:10 Lutz Michael J. Barbone Candidates must arrive no later than 11:15. The $10 cost for the degree should be paid by the candidates' home council Lakeshore Road, Lutz, Fl /6/ Saint Ignatius of Antioch 715 East Orange St 12:15 Tarpon Springs Richard K. Overbeck Candidates must arrive no later than 12:15. The $10 cost for the degree should be paid by the candidates' home council. Patriotism Degree Date Name Arrival Drive City Contact Phone 04/29/17 4th Degree Exemplification 9:00 am 1:10 Sarasota James Hyland (727) Fourth Degree Exemplification Instructions: Hotel Location if staying at hotel: (The Comfort Suites 5690 Honore Ave, Sarasota, Fl ) The exemplification for the Florida District, Fourth Degree will be held Saturday April 29, 2017, at Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School. Located at 4171 Fruitville Road, Sarasota, FL registration begins at 9:00AM with the exemplification beginning at 12:00 Noon a. Candidates and Sir Knights dress for the Exemplification is to be: Black Tuxedo, Plain White Pleated Tuxedo shirt, Black Bow Tie, Black shoes, Black Cummerbund. Members of the Armed Forces may wear their Full Military Dress Uniform in place of a Black Tuxedo. b. Dress for the Banquet will be, Formal wear for Sir Knights and, for the Ladies, a suitable dress for the occasion.

10 A Spiritual Note from our Faithful Friar Fr. Ryan: Greetings! April will get off to a great start this year! Our major seminary, St. Vincent De Paul Regional Seminary, in Boynton Beach, Florida, will ordain 17 men from our province to the transitional diaconate, including 3 men from our own diocese. Those three new deacons, Kyle Bell (Christ the King), Lou Turcotte (Light of Christ), and Tim Williford (Light of Christ), will be ordained as priests next May for the Diocese of St. Petersburg. Please keep all of them in your prayers. April is also an important month for us this year, since during it we celebrate the very center of our faith, the Sacred Triduum of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil. I encourage each of us to fully enter into the celebration of these sacred paschal feasts this year. On Tuesday of Holy Week, our diocese will celebrate the Chrism Mass. Here the holy oils used in Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders, and Anointing of the Sick are blessed by our bishop. It is also customary for priests to renew their ordination promises during the Chrism Mass. On Holy Thursday, we recall the institution of the Eucharist and the Priesthood ( Do This in Memory of Me, cf. 1 Cor 11:23-25) at the Mass of the Lord s Supper. The Holy Thursday Mass ends with a procession to the altar of repose. Here, we are given an opportunity to pray with Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane and to keep watch with Him, a feat the disciples were unable to do themselves (cf. Mt 26:40). Interestingly, the Church does not celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass again until the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday. On Good Friday, we solemnly recall the death of Jesus Christ on the cross as a sacrifice for our sins (cf. Rom 3:25, 1 Jn 2:2). After the veneration of the cross, communion consecrated the night before on Holy Thursday is given to the people. From this point of Holy Week until the Easter Vigil on Saturday night, we remember the Harrowing of Hell, Jesus descent to the dead to proclaim the Gospel to those held captive (cf. 1 Peter 3:19). Finally on Holy Saturday, we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ in the Easter Vigil, the high point of the liturgical year and the very center of our faith (cf. Mt 28:6, Mk 16:6, Lk 24:3, John 20:1). Jesus Christ is Risen Today, Alleluia! St. Paul tells us that if Jesus did not rise from the dead (cf. 1 Corinthians 15:12-19), we are the most pitiable people of all. As a former spiritual director of mine once noted, the Church gives us 40 days of Lent to prepare for the moment of the resurrection. But, She also gives us 50 days of Easter to celebrate His resurrection from the dead. Lent was a time of preparation. But now in the Easter Season, we live in the freedom of Christ, strengthened by our Lenten preparation. Easter is not the end, it is the beginning of a new life in Christ Jesus! I close with St. Paul s admonition to the Ephesians, put away the old self of your former way of life, corrupted through deceitful desires, 23 and be renewed in the spirit of your minds, 24 and put on the new self, created in God s way in righteousness and holiness of truth. Happy Easter! God Bless, Fr. Ryan Boyle Holy Family Catholic Church th Ave NE St. Petersburg, FL (727)

11 Frank J. Lewis Assembly 0159 Page 10 FN James Hyland Cell th. Degree Officers Titles 3rd. Degree Officers Titles th Ave. N. St Paul's Catholic Church St Petersburg, FL Meetings 1st Wednesday of Each Month at 7:00 PM Keep In your Prayers! Michael Scavelli Terry Cunniff We are on the web at: Frankjlewiskofc.com Faithful Navigator Faithful Friar Faithful Captain Faithful Pilot Faithful Admiral Faithful Scribe Faithful Comptroller Faithful Purser Faithful Inner Sentinel Faithful Outer Sentinel Faithful Trustee 3rd Year Faithful Trustee 2nd Year Faithful Trustee 1st Year Worthy Grand Knight Worthy Chaplain Worthy Deputy Grand Knight Worthy Warden Worthy Chancellor Worthy Recorder Worthy Financial Secretary Worthy Treasurer Worthy Inside Guard Worthy Outside Guard Worthy Trustee 3rd Year Worthy Trustee 2nd Year Worthy Trustee 1st Year Slate of Candidates for Officers of Frank J. Lewis 0159 Assembly to date Faithful Navigator Wayne Ries Faithfull Purser Jorge Antunez Faithful Friar Fr. Ryan Boyle Faithfull Inner Sentinel James E. Elliott Faithful Captain Roy Smay Faithful Outer Sentinel Robert Bielicki Faithful Piolet Robert Dickerson Faithful Trustee 3rd Year James Hyland Faithful Admiral Terry Cunniff Faithful Trustee 2nd Year Michael Kelzer Faithful Scribe OPEN Faithful Trustee 1st Year Andy Leopold Faithful Comptroller William Teska Color Corp Commander John Shevenell