Holy Incident Was No Accident

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1 4848 Pearl Avenue, San José, California *.me/holyfamilysanjose March 19, rd Sunday of Lent Welcome to Holy Family! Newcomers Gathering Every Sunday (except for holiday weekends) at 10:45am in the Community Center. Eucharist (Mass) Sat: 8:30 am & 5:30 pm (Vigil) Sun: 8 am, 9:30 am, 11:15 am, 6 pm Mon: 8:05 am Tue Fri: 7:30 am Holy days: As announced Holidays: 10 am Vietnamese Mass: Sat: 7:30 pm Parish Office Hours M-F Mornings: 10:00 am 12:00 pm; Mon-Thu: 1:00 pm 7:00 pm Fri: 1:00 pm 5:00 pm Saturday: 10 am - 2 pm Sunday: 9 am - 1 pm Contact Us Parish Office School Office Faith Formation Life Teen /Edge Hospital Emergency Pastoral & Administra on Rev Andrew V. Nguyen Pastor X 115 avnguyen@dsj.org Rev Edsil Ortiz Vicar, Pastoral Care Director X 122 eortiz@dsj.org Dcn Ray Gans Deacon rgans@dsj.org Christina Fenn Faith Formation Director X 163 cfenn@dsj.org Jeff Gans Faith Forma on Coordinator X 164 jgans@dsj.org Kathy Bohac Faith Formation Associate & Liturgy Coordinator X 110 kbohac@dsj.org Rachel Garcia Business Manager X 123 rgarcia@dsj.org Anne Hashimoto Parish Secretary X 113 ahashimoto@dsj.org Jessica Stalions Administrative Assistant X 111 jstalions@dsj.org Linda Lariz Bookkeeper X 165 llariz@dsj.og Bridgit McGarry School Principal Laura Seminatore School Vice-Principal Theresa Mattson School Advancement Holy Incident Was No Accident It was the kind of day when everything was going wrong. I could recite a litany of all the mishaps and disasters. I knew I needed a lifeline by 10 a.m., so I phoned a friend, my sister, who is a Daughter of Charity and a powerful pray-er. I had just shared (spilled) coffee with someone in a failed work meeting, so I sat in my car in the Starbucks parking lot as Sister Julie prayed with me and gave me a pep talk. I breathed in God s grace more in faith than in feeling and hung up. I felt better. Backing out, hopeful for a better remainder of the day, WHAM! I backed into a woman backing into me. What? Are you kidding? I got out and headed to her car. I can t believe that just happened! I said. Words of incredulity poured from me. She sat silent in the driver s seat, writing out her contact and insurance information. Following her example, I fell silent and wrote out mine. When she tore the paper out of her pad, and I gave her my page, I said, I notice you have a rosary hanging from your mirror. Are you a Catholic? Several others things also hung there. She hesitated. Was it because she wasn t sure how to answer the question? Was she having a crisis of faith? She finally said, Yes. I m a Catholic too, I replied. Tears began to run down her cheeks. I had breast cancer surgery last week, she said. Can I pray for you? I asked. She nodded, so I put my hand on her shoulder and began the most impassioned, heartfelt, storm-heaven kind of prayer I could think of. I guess I was feeling mad at God that this woman was getting hit with cancer, and hit by me, and I started to demand miracles for her. Now this was not the first time I ve prayed over someone. And sometimes, I can feel a person cringing under my hand on their shoulder, as if they can t wait for me to stop. But this woman reached up, gripped my hand, and held it there. I don t know if my prayer was too long or too short. Whatever it was, it was full of faith. And when I finished, she thanked me. I will pray for you all day, I said and meant it. And then she hugged me. Have nice holidays, she said as we parted. As I walked to my car, I looked at the paper with her name and insurance information. Preprinted at the top was: Rejoice in the Lord always; again, I say: Rejoice! Philippians 4:4. What just happened to me? Did I run into an angel? She wished me happy holidays? That accident was a few weeks ago, and still I pray for the woman in the other car. I ve asked friends and family to pray for her too. God, bring good out of this, I pray. It s no accident you ran into her, a friend said. I laughed out loud. With God, nothing is mere coincidence. What holy incidents and happy accidents have occurred to you? Loretta Pehanich From IgnatianSpirituality.com reprinted with permission from the author Confession Is Good for the Soul We have a couple of opportunities for you to unburden your soul in the Sacrament of Reconciliation (aka. Penance or Confession.) Along with our year-round offering on Saturdays from 4-5pm, during the season of Lent we have added Wednesdays from 6-8pm.

2 Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, As a Holy Family community, we are not only looking out for the well being of the parish, but also for the school. The success of our school also means success for our parish and vice versa. One of our goals is to provide the best education that is embedded in faith, love, knowledge, and service to our children. In order to do so, we need to continue building our resources to carry out such a mission. Enchanted Evening is Holy Family School s largest fundraising event. It is a tradition that goes back many years and continued this year on March 4 th, 2017 at the Biltmore Hotel, in Santa Clara. Enchanted Evening is a dinner, auction, and dance where parents, parishioners, teachers, staff, and friends of Holy Family come together to strengthen the fellowship and support our Holy Family School. Aileen Styczynski serves as Chair. Enchanted Evening s funds raised help to support implementation of new programs, the purchase of school materials, and the refurbishment of facilities, including technology infrastructure, all of which provide the students the best in modern, quality education. With about 201 guests and raising about $48,000, this year s Enchanted Evening was a great success. We could not have done it without the love and support of our parent volunteers; the generous donations from businesses in our area, and of course our Holy Family community. I am very grateful to Ms. Bridgit McGary, our school principal and Aileen Styczynski for their leadership as well as to countless volunteers who made our school s Enchanted Evening a success with their tremendous sacrifice and hard work. May God continue to bless the Enchanted team as well as our school and parish. For those who have not experienced the event, I highly encourage participating next year. Likewise, for those who have attended, do continue to support this wonderful and meaningful event, which is a significant component that brings sustainability to our school and community. Let us look forward to next year s Enchanted Evening. God bless, Fr. Andrew Vu Nguyen Holy Family School News Holy Family School is currently accepting applications for all grade levels. To schedule a campus tour or for more information, contact admissions: admissions@hfsj.org Eucharis c Adora on Weekdays: 12 pm - 3 pm 1st Fridays: 8 am 5 pm Benedic on Infant Bap sm Prepara on can begin before or a er the birth of your child. Call for more info. Chris an Ini a on (Bap sm, Confirma on, Communion) If interested in the Catholic faith or comple ng the sacraments of ini a on as an adult, youth or child, contact Reconcilia on (Confession) Saturdays, 4 pm - 5 pm, or by appointments at Ministry to the Sick & Homebound Communion or Anoin ng of the Sick can be arranged for the sick or homebound at Wedding Couples should contact a priest at at least six months prior to the proposed date of wedding. Upcoming Events Mar pm The Light Is On (Confession/Adoration) Mar 24 7pm Stations of the Cross Mar 25 10am-5pm Young Adult Retreat Mar pm The Light Is On (Confession/Adoration) Mar 31 6pm Ricebowl Dinner Mar 31 7pm Stations of the Cross Apr 5 6-8pm Light is on w/ Adult Faith Formation Christina Fenn, Jeff Gans, Kathy Bohac Apr 7 7pm Stations of the Cross Apr 9 Palm Sunday Mass times: 5:30pm (Sat), 8am, 10am, 12pm, 6pm Apr 13 Holy Thursday Apr 14 Good Friday Apr 15 Holy Saturday Apr 16 Easter Sunday Mass times: 8:30pm (Sat), 6, 8, 10am, 12pm

3 Next week: 4th Lent * March 25 & 26 Liturgy Focus Date Time Music Presider Reconciliation Sat 3/25 4:00pm Fr. Edsil General Sat 3/25 5:30pm Kat Sylvan Fr. Andrew General Sun 3/26 8:00am AFG Fr. Edsil Young Families Sun 3/26 9:30am AFG Fr. Edsil RCIA Scrutiny Sun 3/26 11:15am Kat Sylvan Fr. Andrew Youth Sun 3/26 6:00pm Life Teen Fr. Andrew Parish Office Closing on Saturdays Beginning Saturday April 1, the parish will no longer be open on Saturdays. Office hours will remain the same Sunday through Friday. Anyone needing access to the facility will need to pick up keys Thursday or Friday. Today is WHEELCHAIR SUNDAY! Please open your hearts and join the Knights of Columbus, for a brief presentation on how you can help someone in need receive a free wheelchair. Lenten Meal & Stations of the Cross Join Fr. Andrew, Fr. Edsil and parish staff members on March 31 st at 6pm. We ll learn about CRS rice bowls and together share a simple Lenten Meal. Following the meal, at 7pm you are invited to the church to pray the Stations of the Cross. Holy Mass for the Sanctity of Human Life & Potluck March 21 st 7:30pm St. Lawrence the Martyr Parish, Santa Clara Candlelight Procession for Life April 7 7pm St. Leo Church, San Jose Daily Prayer Vigils March 1 st April 9 th 1691 The Alameda, San Jose Sign up for an hour a week during hours of 7am 7pm at missmaryann7@yahoo.com Or call Glen at or go to Stewardship Report March 11 & 12, 2017 Offertory by Mass Saturday, 5:30pm... $1, Sunday, 8am... $2, Sunday, 9:30am... $2, Sunday 11:15am... $1, Sunday 6pm... $1, Received in Office... $3, Credit Card Receipts... $ Parish Pay Receipts... $12, Total... $25, Average Weekly Goal: $18,000 2nd Collection: $2, Community Center/Youth Hall Thank you for your generosity. Easter Food Baskets Please help St. Vincent de Paul supply low-income families with a special food basket for an Easter dinner to celebrate Christ s Resurrection! Holy Family s St. Vincent de Paul received a special RICE BOWL GRANT to provide Easter Food Baskets for our clients. The Grant funds will be used to purchase hams, turkeys or other poultry, fresh vegetables, fruit & rolls. Your donation of canned vegetables, boxed potatoes, beans, pasta & other NON- PERISHABLE food items will complete the dinner. Monetary donations are also appreciated. Thank you for your generosity! Please place your food donations in the marked box in the church office or vestibule. Please take monetary donations to the parish office only. DEADLINE IS APRIL 2 ND. (If you can help pack the food baskets on Saturday, April 8 th, please contact Marlene Perez at Mass Intentions Mar 18 5:30 pm Isa Iqbol Mar 19 8:00 am Hugh Pascoe + 9:30 am Nick Nyssen 11:15 am Erlinda Rodriguez Perez + 6:00 pm HF Parish & School Mar 20 8:05 am Duilio Masini + Mar 21 7:30 am Shannon Coelho + Mar 22 7:30 am Frank O Donnell + Mar 23 7:30 am Flora Bautista + Mar 24 7:30 am Ghazi Farage + Mar 25 8:30 am Rudy DeForge + 5:30 pm Vicky Lim Mar 26 8:00 am HF Parish & School 9:30 am HF Parish & School 11:15 am Lucia Agaran + 6:00 pm Flora Bautista + Please Pray For those who have died: Maria Dinh Thi Bich, Wivina Bernabe, Frank Bua For those who are ill: Tammy Barnett, Nick Nyssen Staffing Change It is with much regret that I inform you that Rachel Dewstone has resigned her position as the Holy Family Parish weekend receptionist. Rachel has worked in that position for nearly 9 years, welcoming and assisting people coming to the office. Her caring manner will be sorely missed. We wish her well and hope she enjoys having weekends off. - Rachel Garcia, Business Manager MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE Prepare for Easter in a special way! Join the choir for Triduum Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Vigil (April 13-15). All voices and ages (10 and up); instrumentalists also. Join as a family. Come for one event or all three. Practices are Tuesday evenings 8:00-9:00pm. If you are interested, please leave your name and contact information with the parish office. Save the Date: Saturday, April 22nd Our Lady of Guadalupe Dinner Dance. Details coming soon.

4 Pick-up Your Rice Bowl Today Rice bowl boxes and information materials are available at all the exits of the church. Give up a meal or even just one cup of coffee, collect that money in the bowl, and see how your gift grows throughout the season of Lent. Bring your gift to our Second Collection on Palm Sunday. All proceeds from ORB go to Catholic Relief Services. Visit their website for family activities, reflections, stories of hope, and Lenten recipes: crsricebowl.org/. Plan to attend to our Rice Bowl dinner on March 31st at 6pm. The Columbiettes The Columbiettes is a Catholic Women s Organization dedicated to working within the Holy Family Community to further the spiritual, as well as, communal needs of our parish. For further information, contact Patty Trillo, trillopatricia@yahoo.com or Dolores Davis, dolores.davis@comcast.net. MULTICULTURAL CELEBRATION SAVE THE DATE! Holy Family s 12 th annual Multicultural Celebration will be taking place on Sunday, May 7, 2017, starting in church at 11 am, and continuing through a wonderful reception in the Community Center. More information will be coming soon! Mark your calendar now so you don t miss this special all-day celebration of our UNITY IN DIVERSITY! Young Adult Retreat All Young Adults are invited to Open Hearts a Lenten themed retreat on March 25 th from 10am 5pm. Please register online. Cost is $20 includes lunch. The deadline to register is March 20 th. forms/81bxvclnww1zd1bd3 Small Things Count Spring starts tomorrow. Soon the itch to clean will appear as a rash on your psyche. This year, do your Spring cleaning the Earth-friendly way. First, choose your cleaning products. Avoid toxic ones that are corrosive, harmful to your skin, or flammable. Buy those with labels that say they re eco-friendly or biodegradable. Or go to the Faith in Action literature rack in the vestibule for a copy of Homemade Cleaners and make them yourself. Next, reuse some of your trash. Bits of old clothing make good rags; other items might help people directly or indirectly via local thrift shops. What s left over, recycle like batteries and light bulbs at Lowes, paint at Kelly-Moore and home-improvement stores, metal at a local recycler, and electronics at often-held school fundraisers. And, of course, use your imagination to reuse: pieces of broken plates make colorful ground-cover and an unwanted picture frame can be turned into an earring-holder. In short, think Pinterest, not garbage can. And have some fun in the process, because that enthusiasm to clean will fade quickly. Call Jackie O Donnell at or write c/o Holy Family. Play Is Important to Development Holy Family School is so fortunate to have Mrs. Erica Davied, our Occupational Therapist (OT), on our school campus. When asking the primary and elementary students which is their favorite classroom on campus, there is always a resounding cheer for the OT Room. Mrs. Davied s engaging and enthusiastic demeanor certainly creates a welcoming environment, but the toys students get to use when spending time in her room, quickly reinforces why it is a happening place. One visit to the room and you completely understand why students are hooked into playing. Occupational Therapy is an ongoing process of understanding how one uses their body in everyday activities. Mrs. Davied works with our Preschool through 2nd grade classes in developing and strengthening their nervous system, which includes sensory awareness, sensory motor, perceptual motor and cognition. In addition, students who have been evaluated for more therapeutic services are afforded the therapy at a reasonable cost to the families. From rolling down the ramp, to jumping on the trampoline, to writing on a table covered in shaving cream, the students LOVE their time with Mrs. Davied. We are so blessed to have her at our school. She is a key contributor within the educational team at Holy Family School. Columbie es Women's Fellowship and Service Barbara Jorgensen Barbara_Jorgensen@msn.com last Thursday of month at 6:30pm Knights of Columbus Men s Fellowship & Service Len Piazzon: lepazz@hotmail.com 1st Thursday of month at 7pm Bookstore Community Center Sundays, 9am 1pm St. Vincent de Paul Society For emergency financial assistance, call the parish office for an appointment Prayer Line Leave a prayer request message with Jeane e, Morning Prayer Mondays at 7:30am in the Church (Except holidays) Rosary Tuesdays at 7:30pm in the Chapel Encore Amour -- Re-Married Encoreamour.webs.com Laura Trovato, Singles Group 3rd Sunday, 12:30 Hope Room Dee Stolpe deestolpe@yahoo.com

5 VACATION BIBLE CAMP Skyler, here! I can t wait to see you at VBC and remind you that God gave his very best for you, his only son Jesus! That s because GOD WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU! Vacation Bible Camp is July 10-14, 2017 Online registration begins April 1 st. Have questions? Please contact: Christina Fenn (cfenn@dsj.org) Need hours for community service? Why not get them at VBC! We have lots of opportunities for you to help out! Liturgy Link Bowing...continued... The first time in the Mass that we bow together, as an assembly is when the book of the Gospels is raised and shown to us. Before the Priest or Deacon touches the book of the Gospels, you will see them make a profound bow to the book of the Gospels. After picking it up, most Priests, in most churches, will then present the book of the Gospels to the assembly and raise the book high. When the book of the Gospels is presented, what one should do is make a bow of the head as it is raised. In our Parish, our Priests show it to the different sections, so you should bow only when it is shown to your section. We are acknowledging, by our gesture of reverence, that this is Jesus who is the Word. Praise to you, Lord Jesus! Kathy Bohac Coordinator of Liturgy Ignatian Spiritual Exercises Workshop Series Discernment of the Spirits I & II Tuesday, March 21 & 28 from 7pm to 9pm Most Holy Trinity Parish Church, 2040 Nassau Drive, SJ. Facilitator is Fr. Andrew B. Garcia S.J., a Jesuit priest, who holds a STL from Comillas in Spain, currently serves at Most Holy Trinity Parish. This workshop focuses on learning to recognize the various spirits that move the heart, in order to accept the good spirits and reject the bad spirits through the use of the Rules of Discernment in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius. For people who plan to come to the workshop, please bring your Bible, notebook, and the book of The Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius by George Ganss, S.J., (the book can be ordered through Amazon) This ministry has no funding, please be generous and make a donation to Most Holy Trinity, Spiritual Exercises Ministry. For more information please to: dailyliferetreat@gmail.com or call Margarita Hua Did you get a RESISTING HAPPINESS book for Christmas? If you didn t and would like one, we have some in the parish office. We invite you to participate in Best Lent Ever, a free program featuring author Matthew Kelly. You ll get short, inspirational videos from Matthew and personal reflections from Dynamic Catholic team members that will help you identify what stands between you and happiness... and what to do about it. Are you ready for your best Lent ever? Sign up for FREE at BestLentEver.com. Join us in EDGE this week as we find ways to interact with others in our community to gain a deeper understanding of the hardships some of our less fortunate brothers and sisters must face in their daily lives. No Life Teen this week due to our lock-in yesterday. Get some rest! Holy Homework is looking for more volunteers to help supervise during the week. Please visit holyfamily.ivolunteer.com/holyhomework to sign up. Our Holy Family EDGE Retreat is April 21-23, registration can be found in the office or online. Save the new date for our youth fundraiser, Holy Smokes! This year our event has moved from April 29 to Saturday May 27. All registration forms are available at holyfamilysanjose.org (under Faith Formation/Youth & Young Adults) Contact Jeff Gans for more info at or jgans@dsj.org. Gaudium in Itenere Adult Faith Formation Wednesdays 6:30pm Hospitality, 7-8pm Speaker Apr. 5 Holy & Mighty The Triduum Christina Fenn, Jeff Gans, Kathy Bohac Sacred Scripture Study Peter: Cornerstone of Catholicism - This powerful resource was created to lead you deeper into Scripture as you read, reflect, and respond. YOU will explore the life of Peter, from his first encounter with Jesus to his own crucifixion. Includes a video presentation by Dr. Tim Gray. It is an opportunity to deepen your relationship with Jesus...with like-minded individuals. Please reserve your study guide. Morning group: Mondays 10am 12pm. Contact Donna Holt, or Evening group: Tuesdays 7-8:45pm. Contact Terry Giorgetti, tgetti@aol.com or text: Newcomers welcome! The Word is Alive Scripture Study Thursdays 7:15-9 pm in the Hope Room. All are welcome! Catholic Roadmap Did you know you may qualify for free assistance with preparation of your taxes? The Volunteer Income Tax Preparation (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) programs have many locations in San Jose. Use the locator tool on or call to find a location and find out if you meet their criteria.

6 Thanks to all who have already turned in your pledge. If you turned in your pledge but don t see your name, please be patient with us as we sometimes experience delays in processing. There will be more names in future bulletins. Donors from Weeks 1-4 (through March 5) Through February19 Sabri & Fadwa Ajluni Lloyd & Cindy Andrade Bob & Barb Aquino Oliver & Ann Argente John & Cathy Armenta Jon & JoAnn Atangan Dwight & Iris Avena-Arenos Tom Baker Chris & Norma Basanese Eric & Judy Bateman James & Fran Bermudes Richard & Mimi Bini Lawrence & Keiko Boesch Mike & Sandy Bousman Dave & Evelyn Brady Lam & Theresamai Cao Henry & Karen Chang John & Alvira Chargin Rose Cheng Scott Christopher Robert & Jade Chubb Scott & Dianne Conry Loretta Corrales Elsa Coulter Harry & Sharon Coulter Ed & Nita Cruz Bob & Polly Davis Dolores Davis Floyd & Susan Davis Bonnie DeMalta Florence DeMalta Derrick & Phyllis DeMotta John & Lisa Devine Mary Anne Devine Mai Do Raymond & Charlene Duarte Hieu Duong & Theresa Pham Michael & Jeannie Ebalobo Flora Espinosa Ed & Marie Findrick Jon & Kirsten Florez Linda Friedrichs Erik & Christine Gabriel Pacita Gaerlan Ray & Jayne Gans Susan Glenfield Robert & Mun Goetze David & Marisa Hackel Tim & Elaine Haggerty Richard & Paula Hammer Mike & Marietta Harris Anne Hashimoto Phyllis Heath Stephen Heinrich Marcos & Lena Hernandez Dominic & Vivian Ho Harry & Donna Holt Chuck & Sue Hughes Almario & Emelita Jacinto Dan & Jeanette Johnston Timothy & Susan Kehl Linda Kennedy Robert & Marcella Kestel Karen Kozich Ernie & Blessie La Scola Dina Laffoday Robert & Deborah LaMantia Jane Laplaca Toby Laufer Jason & Amanda Lay Nicholas & Molly Lecheler Laura Lewis Marv & Maureen Lewis Rolwin & Bernadette Lewis Sangeeta Linares Paul & Jodie Lopez Cherie Love Aileen Mackie John & Joan Malloy Jeff & Marilyn Mardesich Eileen Marshall Michael & Monique Matthews Joe & Katie McKinley John & Irene Melani Ernesto & Mariahlinh Mendoza Karen Mullaly Ike & Jeri Munoz Bob & Mari Musante Eric V. Ngo Andrew V. Nguyen Gwen Nguyen Tam Nguyen Tham & Tracy Nguyen Thudung Nguyen & Chan Van Do Thuy Nguyen James Njoku & Elizabeth Onyewueyi James & Katherine Noether Fred & Nanette Nopwaskey Jackie O'Donnell Jess Olachea Jack & Betty Orman Faye Ossi Nilo & Teresita Pacheco Lamberto & Velia Pagliaroli Len Piazzon Sean Palacio Beth Palladino Jovie & Jenny Palteng James & Carol Pascoe Precioso Pascual & Mae Tio Dave & Bobbie Paul Mark & Tamara Paul Anthony & Janice Pedrazzi Rich & Sue Peters Joe & Jennifer Provenzano Catherine Ramirez Bill & Jan Reynolds Josie Rhea Richard & Theresa Rieve James & Judi Robb Conrad Rodricks Virginia Rose Gregory & Maricor Roth Ralph & Maria Ruidas Mary Ryan Mike & Chi-Hua Saulsbury Susan Savio Ron & Marlene Scaglione Eric & Christina Scharrenberg Frances Seward Pat & Ginny Silvers David & Leslie Smearden Gary & Judy Smith Jaclyn Smith Rita Spaulding Jason & Aileen Styczynski Rachel Tan Michael & Marrianne Terry Thomas & Ann Thai Dain Thien & Sharon Vu Caroline Thomas Anthony A. & Teresa Tran Eric Tran LeDung Tran Tony Tran & Uyen Vo Richard & Deborah Trevisan Patty Trillo Michael & Sheila Triska David Troutman & Michele Troutman Mauro & Ofelia Valcazar Michael & Karen Van der Zweep Bradley & Jannine Vandehey Sergio & Janet Velez Chuong Khac Vu Nam Vu & Bachvan Duong Carole Williams Mark & Martha Williams Angelina Wilson Savio & Amy Wong Michael Yambra Sharon Yim Through February 26th Robert & Mary Ann Alvarado Richard & Lisje Archdeacon Ma. Socorro Astrologo David & Tamara Barnett David & Mikalene Baumeister Melinda Bautista Philip & Leslie Bejar Darell & Ann Bellah Jon & Laura Bosco Joseph & Nancy Boyer Jerry Brickley Thien & Dieulinh Bui Ralph & Valerie Butler Richard Caron Henry & Rose Chua Julia Cooper Christopher & Marilene Cu Delfin DeLeon William Difu Cherilyn Driz & Chris Padua Yvonne Durand Robert Edwards Marcelo & Martha Espiritu Ghazi & Elizabeth Farage John & Loretta Fijak Helen Friedrichs Judith Friedrichs Fay Fritz Diane Giannini Ed & Carla Gomez George & Lupe Gonzalez Tom & Marge Gradowski Gilbert & Lou Ann Gruber Hazel Herman John & Sandie Hesler Diane Hylton Barthelom & Mala Joseph Robert & Jacqueline Kolek Marge Kozkowski Albert Li & Mary Joy Apuan John & Kerrie Lyons Robert & Ruth Madalena Joe & Sharon Maloof Guillermo & Remedios Mandawe Larry & Barb Mangan Joshy & Mini Mathew Barbara McClish Gary & Jeanette Miskimon Dennis & Vera Moran Michael & Maryhong Nguyen Phuong Nguyen & Hang Kim Tran Bosco Nguyen & Maureen O'Hara Edgardo & Teresa Nolasco Dixie Oates

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