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1 Knights of Columbus Assembly Advisor Holy Spirit Assembly 3588 March, 2017 Volume 3 Number 3 Assembly Mission To support the mission of the Knights of Columbus, acknowledge a belief in God, to promote charitable works, and to honor the sacrifice of those who serve by enhancing the lives of our veterans, active duty military, and their families, both at home and abroad. For God and Country, we advocate for veterans, educate our communities, and promote patriotism, good citizenship, faith and God s grace. Assembly Vision - To support the vision of the Knights of Columbus while becoming one of the recognized leaders in our community for providing support for our veterans, our military, and their families by shaping a positive future in an atmosphere of fellowship, patriotism, peace and security. ASSEMBLY MEETING MARCH 22, 17 The next meeting of the Assembly will take place at Incarnate Word Parish (13416 Olive Blvd, Chesterfield, MO 63017). The meeting will start promptly at 7:00 p.m. Future Meetings: Apr IW May / June Holy Infant AFTER THE MEETING WE WILL BE HAVING CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE IN HONOR OF ST. PATRICK. PLEASE COME AND ENJOY. ASSEMBLY LIAISONS AT YOUR COUNCILS: We are in need of a Liaison at each Council to represent the Assembly, to pass along Assembly News, include an article in your Council s newsletter, and to assist with recruiting efforts for new 4 th Degree members. I will begin sending an to each liaison the last week of each month with information you can include in your Council Newsletters. The following is a listing of our Councils and those who already have a liaison identified. Please let me know if you are willing to take on the role in your Council. We can be proud of what we have accomplished as an Assembly to date and we should let others know. Ascension Council Charlie Williams Cardinal Ritter Allen Holtmeyer St Genevieve dubois Tom Dougherty CPOP Greg Mathiesen Holy Infant Tom Wardenburg Incarnate Word Stan Mengwasser 1 St Joseph / Marian Art Bowles St Clement of Rome - St. Alban Roe Ron Krentz St Clare of Assisi Bill Cannon I WILL BE SENDING AN OUT IN MARCH TO SET A MEETING WITH ALL LIAISONS AND THE FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR TO DISCUSS COUNCIL SUPPORT OF THE ASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY SUPPORT OF THE COUNCILS. PLEASE PLAN TO ATEND.

2 FROM THE FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR AND LADIES AUXILIARY PRESIDENT: Brother Knights & Ladies, We wanted to start by congratulating Bishop Hermann on the 54rd anniversary of his Ordination to the Priesthood on March 30, Thank you for all you do. Next, we wanted to congratulate our 25 Brother Sir Knights who recently completed their 4 th Degree. Welcome to the Holy Spirit Assembly. Their names are listed later in the newsletter. Special thanks goes to our Exemplification Chairman Jeff Grotegeers and ALL of the Knights and ladies who worked so hard preparing for and ensuring a successful hospitality suite and exemplification. The Holy Spirit Assembly received a number of compliments. Additional congratulations go to the ladies for their hard work and success on the raffles of the Pope John Paul II print as well as the raffle basket. I have been traveling a lot in recent months. I usually enjoy people watching when I do. Unfortunately these days I see much more hubris than humility. People jumping to conclusions about other without all the fact, sitting in judgement of others, and relentlessly pointing fingers at others instead of taking responsibility for their actions, or lack thereof. That s arrogant, prideful thinking, devoid of kindness or any acknowledgement of their own shortcomings. This is completely different than what I was taught be humble, pray and seek God, and admit when you are wrong and repent your sins. I hope there are more of us that continue to lead by example and begin to turn the tide of humility vs hubris. 2 Chronicles 7:14 If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land. Switching gears.it is hard to believe lent is in full swing and Holy Week is fast approaching. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, the real aim of Lent is, above all else, to prepare men for the celebration of the death and Resurrection of Christ the better the preparation the more effective the 2 celebration will be. One can effectively relive the mystery only with purified mind and heart. The purpose of Lent is to provide that purification by weaning men from sin and selfishness through self-denial and prayer, by creating in them the desire to do God s will and to make His kingdom come by making it come first of all in their hearts. Hopefully everyone had a spiritual renewal and I pray everyone has a Happy Easter. Let s continue to give of ourselves for the benefit of others and the benefit of our souls. Let s be part of the T.E.A.M. because (Together Everyone Achieves More) Respectfully, David & Michelle Goetz Faithful Navigator & Ladies Auxiliary President FEBRUARY MEETING NOTES: The February meeting notes are published on the Assembly website and were mailed with hard copies of the February Newsletter. LADIES AUXILIARY BIRTHDAYS: March Rosanna Benitez (18) Betty Hartmann (12) Marcia Hellmuth (24) Barbara Klein (25)

3 Mary Salvia (20) Ilona Stadnyk (4) Rose Wardenburg (18) Happy Birthday to You! May you have many more to come. KNIGHTS BIRTHDAYS: March John Bacheldor (13) Ryan Black (11) Leonard Bodus (29) James Buehrig Jr. (30) Pat Buehrle (13) Jerry Burmeister (19) Richard Buschart (6) Phillip Desloge (27) Art DeVillar (10) Steve Dickhut (12) Andy Dyszlewski (29) Mark Faller (14) Tim Fogerty (1) Tim Gamma (23) John Gehbauer Rev. Michael Grosch (16) Joseph Hill (14) Michael Hill (14) Larry Hoepfner (7) Ted Juen (23) Mike Lane (21) Jeff Logullo (10) Don Mueller (8) Ted Naegel (7) Tom Ortmann (19) John Russo (24) Dr. Michael Stadnyk (13) Tom Warrington (6) Ken Wening (1) Happy Birthday to you all and may you have many more to come. I apologize to those I missed if my roster is not current. MEMBERSHIP DUES: Thanks to all who have already paid their dues. The second notices for membership dues were already sent out. Dues were due by January 1 st. The membership dues for the Fraternal Year are $30. With a new Assembly it is critically important to pay your dues early. PLEASE PAY YOUR DUES AS EARLY AS YOU CAN! There are still around 20 charter members (those that joined the Assembly before March 29, 2016) that are eligible for charter member badges. The cost is $25 which includes $15 for the badge and $10 for startup support of the Assembly. 3 WELFARE COMMITTEE - KEEP THEM IN YOUR PRAYERS: Please pray for your brother Knights and ladies who have been called home to God and those who are ill and in need of prayers. May their illnesses and pains subside and may they get on the road to a speedy recovery very soon. May God be with you and guide you to a full recovery. If you aren't comfortable with computers, please feel free to contact Ron Krentz by phone ( ) or me at rkrentz48@sbcglobal.net NEW FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE: In order to continue to serve others and focus on the tenet of our Patriotic degree, we must have some fundraising activities to help support the service we do for others. As a result, we are looking at several possible social and fundraising activities in 2017 including a trivia night, a bingo night, selling kettle corn, visiting McBride Mansion again, and/or others. We are asking a few of you with a desire to get involved and possibly some past experience with one of these similar events, to become part of a committee to

4 organize one or multiple events. I know it may seem like a lot of work but I can almost guarantee that once a few step up to lead that a number of others will follow to make sure it happens. This is important and I hope you will seriously consider this request and the Assembly s need for your involvement. PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE: PLEASE SEE THE WELCOME HOME VETERANS FLYER IN THE NEWSLETTER. WE WILL LIKELY NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 7-8. PLEASE COMPLETE THE FLYER, BRING IT TO THE MEETING, OR IT TO DON SO WE KNOW YOU PLAN TO HELP. Patriotism Report: Doug Brown has secured an additional shift for USO Volunteers, the fifth Friday of the month from 2:00 P.M until 6:00 P.M. has been assigned to Assembly March 31st will be the first 5th Friday shift our Assembly will be responsible to staff. Subsequent dates are June 30th, September 29th and December 29th. Volunteer forms can be filled out online at 252&unit_id=68&chapter_id =230 Any Assembly member wanting a taste of the volunteer experience is welcome to shadow on an assembly shift. Contact Don or Doug for more information. We will be volunteering at the 2017 Welcome Home & Warrior Summit held April 7th & 8th at Forrest Park Community College. We will be grilling and wrapping hamburgers and brats both days your help is needed. More information will be available at the March 22nd Assembly meeting. As always, any information you may have on opportunities to support veterans or new ideas please contact me or Doug Brown. Thanks, Don Mueller donmo3@gmail.com Doug Brown dougbrownins@sbcglobal.ne t CIVIC COMMITTEE: 4 Please see article later in the newsletter dealing with civic issues. If you have any input please forward to Kyle McCollom. Let us all pray for the success of our new President and what we expect will be the resulting success of our Great Nation. MEMORIAL COMMITTEE: The memorial placement forms are available from Ron Krentz or on the website. Please complete your form and turn it in to Ron. SUPPLY OFFICER: Charlie Williams has agreed to step in temporarily as the Assembly Supply Officer. He is available to help with orders for Regalia and to accept regalia from Honor Guard members who are retiring and would be willing to donate their regalia to another Sir Knight. Please thank Charlie when you see him let him know if you would

5 be interested in taking on the position. HONOR GUARD COMMANDER: We are looking for at least 24 Honor Guard to attend the Exemplification to match our 24 candidates. Please do your best to show up and show your pride in our Assembly. Please see the HG report in the newsletter and the website for other upcoming callouts. FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER: If any Knight knows of a Brother Knight who is sick or if there was a death of a member, or in a member s immediate family, please contact the Assembly to organize support. The Knights are committed to assist any widow of a deceased Knight. If you know a widow of a Brother Knight or a member in need, please contact our Welfare Committee Chairman, Ed Cox at or at ed.cox@sbcglobal.net. 4 TH DEGREE EXEMPLIFICATION Do you know a Brother Knight who would be a fine addition to our Assembly!!! Have you invited him to join? If not, please extend the invitation. It s not too early to start planning for Exemplification Please come to the meeting to welcome our new Brother Sir Knights and to let them know about their prorated $25 dues for the year and the cost of $15 if they would be interested in getting a name badge. EDITOR IN CHIEF: Please help in assisting us in the publishing of this newsletter by providing feedback on the newsletter and by submitting your monthly column as early as possible. Any member of the Assembly can submit articles for the monthly newsletter. If you have an article to submit, please forward it to me by the deadline for newsletter articles. David Goetz and Mark Dagestad Strollways Dr. Chesterfield, Mo or to: 5 dagvoss417@yahoo.com DEADLINE FOR NEWSLETTER ARTICLES: For the April 2017 newsletter, the deadline for articles will be April 14, COMPTROLLERS / WEBSITE COMMENTS: FROM COMPTROLLER!!! YOUR A breakdown of our current Assembly is as follows: 284 total members 262 members in good standing ($30 dues); 19 are honorary life (no dues); 2 honorary ($10 dues); and 1 member not in good standing. As of today, 212 members in good standing have paid this year s dues (80%). If you have not paid your dues please remit as soon as possible to The Holy Spirit Assembly, P.O. Box 1030, Ballwin, MO We are striving to collect 100% FROM YOUR WEBMASTER! We are still collecting photos of our members to put in the member roster. If you have a photo of yourself that you

6 would like to share, please to Ron Krentz at There are photos in 2 areas in our website that are from the 4 th Degree Exemplification. The 1 st one is on the homepage slideshow. Nothing to click on just enjoy as the pictures scroll. The 2 nd area is in our photo gallery. Click on the photo gallery tab on the left side of the homepage. Click on this tab and this will open the gallery titled th Degree Exemplification. Click on this picture and you will be able to view all the photos. If want to enlarge a picture just click on it. ASSEMBLY CHOIR: Big thanks to the choir for doing an outstanding job performing at the Exemplification Mass and showing off their talents. More thanks for the multiple performances in March. Please come and support them. Also, please consider joining the choir. If you have any questions concerning the choir please contact me. Charlie Williams secondknight@att.net COLOR CORPS FLAG ENSEMBLE: 13 Sir Knights from our assembly have been trained as part of our Assembly Color Corps Flag Ensemble. There is still room for more so let us know if you are interested. MEMBER COUNCIL NEWS: Please send in any pertinent Council news that you would like us to share in the newsletter. There are a few upcoming Council activities noted later in the newsletter. 6

7 DID YOU KNOW We will continue our introductions of an officer or select member of the Assembly or a Parish in the Assembly in March. I THOUGHT YOU SHOULD KNOW JESUS OFFERS THE UNQUENCHABLE GIFT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Bishop Robert J. Hermann Submitted on March 09, 2017 The readings for the Third Sunday of Lent are simultaneously simple and overwhelmingly profound. Our eyes see and our hearts hear of physical water, but our spirits hunger and thirst for the Holy Spirit. In the first reading, the Israelites thirst for water to nurture their bodies, but their spirits are even thirstier for meaning. They are profoundly frustrated with being in the desert without water, whereas in Egypt they had plenty of water. At that moment, they would gladly have traded their physical freedom for their former slavery, if only they could have water for their thirsty bodies. Their complaints get to Moses. They're frustrated with Moses, who is frustrated with God. "What shall I do with this people? A little more and they will stone me!" "The Lord answered Moses, 'Go over there in front of the people, along with some of the elders of Israel, holding in your hand, as you go, the staff with which you struck the river. I will be standing there in front of you on the rock in Horeb. Strike the rock, and the water will flow from it for the people to drink.'" God gave them the water they desired, flowing from the rock. This water was another sign intended to lift their eyes above physical nourishment, and open their eyes to the gift of faith. Throughout their desert journey, God worked signs and wonders to nurture their faith. They didn't understand that through the trials and difficulties, He was forming them into a believing community of faith. Ever so gradually, God opened their eyes to see that He really was a part of the equation in their desert life. Does that ring a bell for us? Isn't it true that we're like the Israelites? We too have short memories of His goodness and too often we ask: "What has God done for us lately?" What He has done for us, and what He continues to do, is truly marvelous, but we miss most of it entirely because we lack faith 7

8 The Gospel story of the woman at the well is among the most remarkable stories in the Gospels. It's packed with so much meaning. Alone at the well, Jesus is tired and wants a moment's rest while the disciples go off to get provisions. When a Samaritan woman comes to draw water, He opens a conversation with her. This is most unusual because Jews didn't typically talk to Samaritans. "How can you, a Jew, ask me, a Samaritan woman, for a drink?" she asked. Just as Satan opened a conversation with Eve in the Garden of Eden to lead her out of her earthly paradise, so Jesus opens a conversation with the Samaritan woman to lead her into a heavenly paradise. He is simply thirsty and asks for a drink of water. When she objected, Jesus said: "If you knew the gift of God and who is saying to you, 'Give me a drink,' you would have asked Him and He would have given you living water.... Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again; but whoever drinks the water I shall give will never thirst; the water I shall give will become in him a spring of water willing up to eternal life." After she replies and asks for this water, Jesus asks her to call her husband. The woman suddenly realizes that she has been found out; she knows He knows her sins. But she then realizes that her past sinfulness need no longer be a barrier because He offers living water, the unquenchable Spirit of God. Jesus started with a request for water, but He really thirsted for her faith. He led her to a realization of her sinfulness and then to her thirst for the living God. She was so transformed by His desire for her inclusion in the faith, that she became an evangelist to the Samaritans, who begged Jesus to stay for two days. We have the same hunger for the infinite love of the Holy Spirit, but like the Israelites and the woman at the well, we misinterpret our hungers. We think we're hungering for more wealth, power, prestige or pleasure, yet none of these ever satisfy our spiritual thirst. Jesus would say to us, "If you knew the gift of God and who is saying to you, 'Give me a drink,' you would have asked Him and He would have given you living water." Daily Jesus offers us the unquenchable gift of the Holy Spirit. Lent is a time for prayer, fasting and the giving of alms. These spiritual exercises lift our hearts above the senses. These exercises engender an intimacy with the God we can't see, but our hearts perceive. Prayer, fasting and almsgiving bring our spirits alive. They're spiritual food for our hungry and thirsting souls. They speak to our need for the infinite. They speak to our hunger for the things of the next life. They bring a sense of peace and satisfaction to our souls. Aside from the frequent reception of Confession and the Holy Eucharist, the Stations of the Cross is one of the most effective devotions available to use. The more we enter into the Stations of the Cross and the love beneath His sufferings, the more we're drawn to suffer with Him. Love for His passion draws us forward with joy. 8

9 CIVIC COMMITTEE REPORT Our partners in the battle to educate children and save mothers and their babies, Thrive St. Louis and Best Choice have been under attack by pro-abortion activists and the complicit media including the Post-Dispatch. They need our help and our prayers to weather yet another unwarranted storm and emerge victorious to continue helping students, mothers/fathers, and children. ****************************************************************************** Today, we see throughout parts of the Middle East, Africa and Asia the brutal persecution, torture and killing of Christians. This month, the Knights of Columbus is urging its members and other people of faith to pray a Novena of Grace and Solidarity for Christians suffering persecution. The novena is based on a prayer in honor of St. Francis Xavier by Italian Father Marcello Mastrilli, a missionary to Japan who was martyred for the faith. Please join in praying this Novena of Grace and Solidarity, beginning on Sunday, March 12, and concluding on Monday, March 20. The novena may also be prayed any time throughout the year. The novena prayer can be found here. For more information on the persecution of Christians and details on how you can help relieve some of their suffering, click here. 9

10 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOLY SPIRIT ASSEMBLY 3588 MARCH 2017 HONOR GUARD NEWSLETTER REPORT Worthy Sir Knights: We had 17 Honor Guard participate from Holy Spirit Assembly for the 4th degree exemplification held on Saturday February 25th. There were over 60 HG from all the assemblies in St. Louis area for the exemplification over 40 HG for the mass and over 20 HG for banquet ceremonies. It was best showing of HG for this important event in a very long time. Many thanks for all who showed up for this call out. St. Clement of Rome has four new honor guard members who are in the process of obtaining tuxedos and regalia. I am planning to hold special training session for them and anyone else who can make it from the assembly. The exact time and date will be determined soon. Event Calendar for HG CALL OUTS: All the Honor Guard call outs for March are posted on the events calendar. Go to events calendar on website at KofCassembly3588.org to see all the posted HG call outs. See also list below. Regalia Supplies. We have been able to give some of our new Honor Guard various regalia items so at this time we need more donations. There is one sword and scabbard and one small size chapeaux as well on couple cumber buns and black bow ties. We do however need more donations to if we intend on helping potential new help any Knight who needs assistance with obtaining regalia. White Gloves: We have new white gloves for $2 a pair. Any Honor Guard interested please let me know. HG Drill Manuals: I have new HG drill manuals and I will attempt to pass them out at various call outs. REGALIA DONATIONS: We are looking for donations of Regalia items such as chapeaux s, sword and case, capes and any other items. This will help cut down on the expense for new HG members. Currently a full regalia package is over $500 dollars and does not include the cost of the tuxedo. Any decrease in that amount would be extremely helpful for any potentially new HG members. HG CALL OUT SUMMARY January 2017 DATE: CALL OUT DESCRIPTION NO. OF HG 2/25/17 4 degree Exemplification 4 th Degree Exemplification at Airport Hilton Hotel 17 10

11 Honor Guard Call out Events March 2017 RSVP by website: Kofcassembly3588.org DATE: CALL OUT DESCRIPTION REPORT 3/19/17 Mass and luncheon Feast of St. Joseph at St. Ambrose 3/20/17 Mass Feast of St. Joseph at Shrine of St. Joseph church 3/25/17 Mass Catholic Women For Christ Conference Report: 10:30 A.M. Mass at 11:00 A.M. Report: 11:15 A.M. Mass at 12:00 P.M Report: 2:15 P.M. Mass at 3:30 P.M God Bless, D. Andrew Dyszlewski Honor Guard Commander cell no. 11

12 WHY THE AMERICAN FLAG IS FOLDED 13 TIMES Have you ever noticed on TV or at military funerals that the honor guard pays meticulous attention to correctly folding the American flag 13 times? This article presents information that each fold of the U.S. flag has an important meaning. 1. The first fold of our flag is a symbol of life. 2. The second fold is a symbol of our belief in eternal life. 3. The third fold is made in honor and remembrance of the veterans departing our ranks who gave a portion of their lives for the defense of our country to attain peace throughout the world. 4. The fourth fold represents our weaker nature, for as American citizens trusting in God, it is to Him we turn in times of peace as well as in time of war for His divine guidance. 5. The fifth fold is a tribute to our country, for in the words of Stephen Decatur, "Our Country, in dealing with other countries, may she always be right; but it is still our country, right or wrong." 6. The sixth fold is for where our hearts lie. It is with our heart that we pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all. 7. The seventh fold is a tribute to our Armed Forces, for it is through the Armed Forces that we protect our country and our flag against all her enemies, whether they are found within or without the boundaries of our republic. 8. The eighth fold is a tribute to the one who entered into the valley of the shadow of death, that we might see the light of day, and to honor mothers, for whom it flies on Mother's Day. 9. The ninth fold is a tribute to womanhood; for it has been through their faith, their love, loyalty and devotion that the character of the men and women who have made this country great has been molded. 10. The tenth fold is a tribute to the father, for he, too, has given His sons and daughters for the defense of our country since they were first born. 11. The eleventh fold, in the eyes of a Hebrew citizen represents the lower portion of the seal of King David and King Solomon, and glorifies in their eyes, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. 12. The twelfth fold, in the eyes of a Christian citizen, represents an emblem of eternity and glorifies, in their eyes, God the Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit. 13. When the flag is completely folded, the stars are uppermost reminding us of our nation's motto, "In God We Trust". After the flag is completely folded and tucked in, it takes on the appearance of a cocked hat, ever reminding us of the soldiers who served under General George Washington, and the sailors and marines who served under Captain John Paul 12

13 Jones. Those who were followed by their comrades and shipmates in the Armed Forces of the United States, preserving for us the rights, privileges, and freedoms we enjoy today. 13

14 MORE NEWS Ash Wednesday was March 1 st. Please support area Council Fish Fry s. Council News Ascension Parish is having a Lent Pasta Dinner. Please see the flyer in the newsletter. 14

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16 WELCOME HOME WARRIOR SUMMIT CELEBRATION Veterans Stand Down and Women Veterans Summit Friday-Saturday, April 7 th - 8 th, 2017 VOLUNTEER EVENT REGISTRATION FORM Last Name First Name Male Female Primary/Cell Phone # Address Emergency Contact: Name Phone Current VA Volunteer? Y N Organization & Post VA Employee? Y N If yes, are you volunteering or working event? Volunteer Employee Hours worked beyond the normal workday or on holidays will be considered strictly volunteer hours and I understand that I will not be paid overtime, compensatory time, holiday pay, premium pay or differential pay. Employee Signature Date Please circle the assignment area you are interested in working Registration Concession Safety/guide Set-up/Tear down Other: Circle the shift you wish to volunteer: Thursday (4/6): 12pm to 5pm Friday (4/7): 7am to 11am 11am to 3pm 3pm to 5pm Saturday (4/8): 7am to 11am 11am to 3pm 3pm to 7pm Other: I certify that the information on this application form is accurate and true to the best of my knowledge. I hereby waive all claims to monetary benefits for services rendered as a volunteer worker on a without compensation basis. I understand this waiver applies only to compensation for specific services rendered in the Voluntary Service Program and has no relation to any compensation for other services to which I may be entitled. Volunteer Signature Date, minor child, has my approval and support to work as a volunteer at St. Louis HCS Welcome Home Celebration. Parent/guardian signature Date Please return application to: Voluntary Service (135/JC), 915 North Grand Blvd. (B-011), St. Louis, MO FAX: or shaunielle.mosley@va.gov

17 THIRD ANNUAL Lenten Pasta Dinner Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Time: Doors Open at 6:00 PM (Dinner is served before & After Stations of the Cross) Place: Multi-Purpose Room (Villa de MPR) Cost: $12.50 per person (all you can eat) $ 7.00 Children 10 and Under Cash or Check at the Door Appetizer - Toasted Ravioli Chopped Hill Salad Bread & Butter 3 Varieties of Pasta Classic Red Sauce Fettuccine Alfredo Sea Food Pasta All Parishioners are Welcome! Seating is limited to 250. Reservations are required By Tuesday 3/28/17 Reservation Contacts: A Selection of Tasty Deserts will be available Along with Coffee Al Tornabeni Or ABT1969@yAHOO.COM Mel Trotier OR Mtrucky@aol.com Wine, Beer, Ice Tea, & Soft Drinks will be Available At our Usual Prices proceeds benefit ascension school programs special 50/50 drawing benefits st. vincent depaul Hosted by Ascension Knights of Columbus

18 Assembly Officers Faithful Friar Bp. Robert Hermann Faithful Navigator David Goetz Faithful Admiral Stan Mengwasser Faithful Captain Joseph Burleski Faithful Pilot Tom Wardenburg Faithful Comptroller Ron Krentz Faithful Purser William Lukas Faithful Scribe Mark Dagestad Trustee John Bacheldor Trustee Arthur Bowles Trustee William Cannon Faithful Inner Sentinel Ronald Casey Faithful Outer Sentinel James Marquis Directors Honor Guard Commander Andy Dyszlewski HG Exec. Officer Don Mueller Welfare Committee Ed Cox Memorial Committee John Bacheldor / jbacheldor@att.net Ronald Casey rocasey@sbcglobal.net Patriotism Committee Don Mueller donmo3@gmail.com Civic Committee Kyle McCollom kyle_mccollom@hotmail.com Exemplification Jeff Grotegeers gcgrote@gmail.com Fundraising Committee XXX-XXX-XXXX X@X.com Retention Committee Jim Ressler james.ressler@sbcglobal.net Ladies Auxiliary Officers President Michelle Goetz dkgoetz@sbcglobal.net Vice President Diane Casey rocasey@sbcglobal.net Treasurer Rose Wardenburg rmw1947@att.net Secretary Jan Lukas lukasjan@aol.com Trustee Joan Mengwasser omajfm@gmail.com Trustee Margie Krentz rkrentz48@sbcglobal.net Assembly Website: State KofC Website: 15