THE C MPASS. The Monthly Newsletter of Knights of Columbus # 8980 CHARITY + UNITY + FRATERNITY + PATRIOTISM. Click HERE for the KofC 8980 website

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1 ST. MICHAEL S COUNCIL #8980 P.O. BOX SURFSIDE BEACH, S.C May 2016 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to: Knights of Columbus St. Michael Council #8980 P.O. Box Surfside Beach, SC THE C MPASS The Monthly Newsletter of Knights of Columbus # 8980 PRSRT STD US POSTAGE PAID NON PROFIT ORG MYRTLE BEACH, SC PERMIT #344 VOLUME 31, ISSUE 11 The Compass Newsletter, USPS Permit 344 Is published monthly by Knights of Columbus, St. Michael Council #8980 TO: CHARITY + UNITY + FRATERNITY + PATRIOTISM Click HERE for the KofC 8980 website KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 8980 Council Events May Council Meeting - Thursday, May 5 at 6:00 pm PAC Hall; 4:30 in PAC A. Nomination of officers at meeting. Memorial Mass & Celebration of Life for Mike Labak - 10 am on 5-14 Family Rosary May 19, 6 pm PAC Hall - Speaker / Social afterward. New cruise info inside, pg 5 May Assembly Meeting - May 26 - PAC Hall - 6:00pm - 5 pm Officer nominations at meeting. Flag placement - Hillcrest Cemetery, May 23, pickup June 6

2 OUR GRAND KNIGHT S REPORT My Brother Knights, With our fraternal year approaching its end, I'm pleased to report that the Council is in good shape, continuing to live out those precepts that our organization was founded on, including charity, unity, and fraternity. We helped a lot of charitable organizations these past 10 months and also assisted our beloved parish in many ways. To be a Knight at Council 8980 is an honor along with a responsibility to do what is right through humble service. Never have I been so surrounded with such loyal men, whose actions speak much louder than words! At this past month's State Convention our council received three awards, including the Silver Achievement Award, reaching 143% of our goal for the Hope Foundation, also, a Honor Council Award for Inter-Council Competition, and finally, the State Catholicity Award, received by Joan Cushing, the wife of our PGK and present District Deputy, Gil Cushing. Congratulations Council 8980! Our PGK and Knight of the Year for last year, John Fry has information about Columbus Hope and Help4Kids/Backpack Buddies on pg. 6 and the Pelican Park food drives on Mondays, and that s on pg. 10. Another school year is coming to a close and our Council, through the efforts of over thirty knights has delivered all Help 4 Kids backpack buddies for a third year in a row to over 30 schools weekly, fulfilling our promise as believers in Jesus and His message to feed the hungry, and clothe those in need. Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me. This charity has helped define who we are as a Council and the dedication we have as Catholic men. And, it seems that PGK Ken Hein and PGK- PFN John Luse have got the sailing bug again, and have another cruise lined up for Feb Full page ad is on pg 5. Our 8980 Knights and families had a great day at Pelican Park for the spring games of the Special Olympics. Knights manned tents and had water for the Special Olympians. See photos and a story on pg.7 Don t forget that the Needy Scholarships are still looking for donations of money or toiletries. John Luse and his wife, Carol, have a notice on pg 7. Dom Falcone is again heading up the flags for veteran s graves at Hillcrest Cemetery. Placement will be on May 23 and pickup on June 6. Contact Dom for more info at Also brothers, remind any high school senior who belongs to our parish that our Council gives a $1000 to a young man and $1000 to a young lady heading for college; contact Scott Jordan for more details. I would like to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers after being caught in the middle of a terrible and violent circumstance. The reconstructive surgery to my face went well and I am on the slow road to healing. Cathy and I are so grateful for our council and parish family. Please continue to pray for each other and our council Grand Knight Tim McGraw INDEX OF CONTENTS Announcements: Adoration; Birthdays; Good of the Order; Prayers 2017 Cruise! Sailing aboard the Regal Princess Columbus Hope; Help4Kids / Backpack Buddies Special Olympics; Needy Scholarships Assembly 2107 News & Corp Commander s Report Special - uplifting story; church bulletin bloopers Help4Kids Food Pelican Field ; Rosary Night; CCD Breakfast; Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10

3 ST. MICHAEL S COUNCIL #8980 OFFICERS OFFICERS Father Edward Fitzgerald Tim McGraw COMMITTES John Olsen Ken Pankowski Dave Kriebel Bob Leewe Ed Petras Bill Mendoza Frank Cunnane Program Director John Olsen Community Director Gil Cushing, PGK Publicity Ken Pankowski Church & Vocation Lawrence Simeon Compass Club Garry Goodwin PGK-PFN Charity Referral Gil Cushing PGK Help4Kids/Bkpk Buddies John Fry PGK Ways & Means John Luse PGK, PFN Knights in Need Gil Cushing PGK Culinary Advisor Denny Laczo PGK-PFN Offerings Garry Goodwin PGK-PFN Mentorship Joe Wanovich PGK Compass Newsletter Ken Pankowski Aelred Pereira Magnets Recruitmen Membership Pro-Life Directo Youth Director Columbus HOPE Foundation Widows Care Family Director Patriotic Alliance Rep. Beverage Manager Veteran s Affairs First Degree Team Aluminum Cans Golf Committee Richard Rogers-PFN Denny Laczo PGK Garry Goodwin, PGK-PFN Jim Adee Joe Lynch Gil Cushing, PGK Larry Berry, PGK John Fry, PGK Frank Davis COMMITTEES John Luse PGK, PFN Don Maher Rick Fox Mike Gray John Olsen John Fry PGK Joe Wanovich PGK Jim White, PGK-PFN Denny Laczo PGK-PFN Denny Laczo, PGK-PFN Ken Hein, PGK Don Zaitz Barry Rondeau PGK If a Brother Knight knows of anyone who is sick or in distress, please immediately contact Grand Knight Tim McGraw at Business Meeting: 6:00 PM First Thursday of the month in PAC Hall (No July Meeting) Officer s Meeting: 4:30 PM First Thursday preceding Business Meeting in PAC Hall. Council Family Rosary 6:00 PM on the Third Thursday - Social in PAC Hall (ALL ARE WELCOME) No Rosary in June, July, August) The Compass Newsletter will not knowingly publish any advertisement or article that is fraudulent, harmful or misleading. The Compass Newsletter reserves the right to reject any advertising or article submitted for publication, or to edit and submission not meeting our standards of acceptance. The advertiser, not The Compass, is solely responsible for the truthful content of that which is submitted for publication. We are not responsible for omitted articles for any reason. Congratulations to: May - Knight of the Month: Peter Croffey has been a Knight for over 40 years and a member of community for the past 35 years. This past month Peter took the reins at Help 4 Kids stepping in to make the Conway run weekly. He also gave his expertise, being a retired NYC police officer, on the Easter parking. Peter is always wiling to help were help is needed, he is what a Knight of Columbus member does at Council Our Knight of the Month is Peter Croffey May - Family of the Month: Tom Koppe has been a Knight for over 30 years and he and his wife Judy are greeters at Sunday Mass. Judy has help the parish with her accounting expertise and Tom can always be counted on to help the council wherever needed. They moved to St Michael's parish 2 years ago after many years of service in Lexington, KY at St Elizabeth Ann Seton parish and school. Tom and Judy exemplify what a Catholic family is all about. Our Family of the Month is: Tom & Judy Koppe

4 4. Announcements: Adoration; Birthdays; Good of the Order; Prayers Adorers Needed - by Walt Edmonson Day of Week Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Hours Needed for Adorers 1-2 AM; 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 2-3 PM; PM; 11-PM-12 MID; 12 MID-1 AM (MON) 3-4 AM 4-5 AM: 4-5 PM 1-2 AM; 1-2 AM; 3-4 AM; AM; 1-2 PM; 4-5 PM 11PM -12 MID 1-2 AM; 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; PM; 12 MID-1AM (SAT) 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 4-5 AM; 4-5 PM; 9-10 AM; 11 AM-12 NOON The Members and Friends of our Council wish the following Brothers a Very Happy Birthday During the Month of May. Don t forget to wish them a Happy Birthday when you see them! 2 Dix Colbert, Tony Dacar 18 Tim Daly 3 William Hanifin 19 Michael Urso, Jr. 4 Richard Rogers 20 Anthony Degaetano 5 Paul Matese, Carl Plotzke, Tom Stokes 21 Francis Kane, Patrick Mattingly 6 Joseph Ganley 22 Larry Berry, Joseph Binder 7 John Dean, Robert Greenawalt 23 Anthony Marrone, Ken Pankowski, 11 Stephen Kocot Robert Yesilonis 12 Dick Withington 24 Earl Chester,John DeCaro 13 Dr. Anthony Cottone, Gandolph Riotto 27 Ed Murphy, John Schroll 16 James Owens, James Sheehy 29 Francis Stone 17 Ken Hein 31 Deacon Bob Davis GOOD OF THE ORDER! Please pray for: AMY EDMONSON JACK WAGNER ANNA BELLE NcCAULEY JUDY ST. MICHEL RUTH MILES MARY & LOUIS EBOSH MIKE LABAK (Memorial Mass and Celebration of Life ) Thanks to Jim Adee Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle; be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray: and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.

5 5. Sailing, Sailing Away Knights of Columbus Princess Voyage #G707 February 19, 2017 Aboard the Regal Princess - Eastern Caribbean The new Regal Princess, sister ship to Royal Princess, is a spectacular example of the next generation of innovative Princess ships. From the breathtaking Atrium & Piazza now over 50 percent larger than our other ships' Atriums and featuring exciting new eateries to signature features like The SeaWalk a dramatic glass-bottom walkway which USA TODAY calls one of the "Top Gee-Whiz Features at Sea" you'll quickly come to love the many exciting dining and entertainment options available on this majestic ship. 7 DAYS from/to: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. T0: Amber Cove, St. Thomas and St. Maarten TELL YOUR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS This trip is not just for KC s We have reserved Category BB Standard Balcony Caribe Deck 10 Cabin fare is $ per person. Plus Port expenses, fees and taxes $ Insurance and airport transfer and transportation to and from Ft. Lauderdale are extra There are a couple options for travel from home to Ft. Lauderdale, FL While we have a number of rooms blocked that are Standard Balcony rooms, you can select any cabin onboard the ship, not just those we have reserved. You can get other cabin pricing and reservations by calling: Princess Ext She is Extremely Helpful. If you have questions, you can contact ether: John Luse, PGK-PFN or Ken Hein PGK

6 6. Columbus Hope; Help4Kids/Backpack Buddies Knights of Columbus Council 8980 Columbus Hope Foundation May 2016 Update We are preparing for the 2016 Columbus Hope Foundation drive and again are counting on your continued efforts to make this another successful campaign. We will be conducting a Captains Meeting in the near future. We will announce the date of the Captain s Meeting at the May Business Meeting. We have been blessed with another Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market along with a couple of other stores. We STILL NEED CAPTAINS to fill these new slots. Please make it a point to attend the Captains Meeting and bring any ideas regarding alternative donation solicitations. The Garden City Walmart is not willing to allow us the two spots we have had in the past. Please be reminded we have our FIRST collection at St. Michael s Church following the masses on Saturday 05/14/16 and Sunday 5/15/16. The success of this program is the direct result of the appreciation and respect your K of C Council 8980 has earned from the parish family and community in whole. This respect and appreciation has been earned through the high visibility and charitable service work our members provide throughout the community EVERY DAY. K of C Council 8980 truly exemplifies HOPE as our Membership Help Other People Everyday May God Continue to Bless St. Michael s Council 8980 and our Special Children Help 4 Kids / Back Pack Buddies School Year Deliveries The K of C Council 8980 Help 4 Kids - Backpack Buddies Delivery Program continues to deliver food to the hungry Kids of Horry County on a weekly basis. Your Council delivered 9,403 Packs of food during March for a School Year to date total of 61,082. The March Deliveries were accomplished through 227 charitable service hours of the following Brothers: GK Tim McGraw, Pat Niland, Jeff Kain, Peter Croffey, Rick Fox, Barry Rondeau, Joe Lynch, Garry Joye, Earl Chester, Don Buscher, Steve Mario, Al Cox, Bill DeMarchi, John Ennis, Bob Leewe, Ken Hein, Tom Coughlin, Ed Petras, Anthony Sarenceni and Jim Wood. We only have four weeks remaining on this annual project. The deliveries occur Wednesday and Thursday Mornings in Help 4 Kids Vans & require 4-5 hours to complete. Please consider helping with this Charitable Service Project. Anyone interested in helping with this project should call John A Fry - PGK at or GK Tim McGraw at K of C Council Help 4 Kids / Back Pack Buddies Wal-Mart Food Drive. Help 4 Kids - Backpack Buddies February Food Drive was conducted on Saturday the Garden City WAL-MART. The Wal-Mart Shoppers provided another great day of support. This charitable service project was performed through the efforts of 18 Knights providing 44 Charitable Knight Service Hours. The 38 charitable service hours were performed by the following volunteers: Dave Kriebel, Richard Rogers, Ed Petras, Scott Tyler, Garry Joye, Bob Yesilonis, Bob Lewee, Peter Croffey, Vin Vecchio, Mel Libby, Bill DeMarchi, Rick Fox, Mike Barry, Joe Lynch, Ray St Michel, Jim Needham, Theresa Needham and Barry Rondeau. NEXT FOOD DRIVE - 5/21/16 - Anyone interested in participating in this opportunity to serve the less fortunate children of Horry County should call Barry Rondeau. Brother Knights, your prayers, dedication and hard work is truly a blessing and appreciated. The Hungry Children of Help 4 Kids - Backpack Buddies Thank Y all

7 7. EVENTS Special Olympics; Needy Scholarships; Mass for Mike Labak Knights Council Special Olympics of Horry County Spring Games Friday 04/16/16 was truly a Special day for the Special Olympics of Horry County Spring Games and the Special Olympic Athlete. The weather cooperated superbly and the event was held at Pelican Stadium. The event was a total success as the athletes were excited about competing. Our Knights of Columbus operated the Water Tents distributing water to the Special Athletes. From all the Special Olympians we are passing along a Big Hug and Thank You to the following Knights, Wives, and Friends that volunteered for this Special event. Thank You to Jim White, Gil and Joan Cushing, Joe and Mary Jo Wanovich, John and Carol Luse, Don Maher, John Lock, Bob and Leasa Leewe, Charley Morgantante, Rick Fox, Barry Rondeau, Bill DeMarchi and John Blair. The Knights of Columbus - Council 8980 truly loves and cares about our SPECIAL CHILDREN. The Knights of Columbus - Council 8980 truly loves and cares about our SPECIAL CHILDREN Needy Students Programs for St. James and Socastee High School. These programs are Year Round 1. Needy Scholarship: throughout the year there are students in need of clothing. The school has a bank that supplies funds to actually take the students to the store and help them select appropriate clothing from Your Cash Donations. 2. Toiletries, we have 11 students right now (7) boys and (4) girls Razors and Shave Cream Washcloth or Scrubby Shampoo and Conditioner Toothbrush and Toothpaste Comb or Brush Hair accessories Soap or Body wash Bath Towel Deodorant Mouthwash/floss Cologne/perfume ***These need to be full-size items, not travel size. Cash Donations (or) Food Gift cards i.e.: Subway, Burger King, McDonalds, etc. Any questions please contact John or Carol Luse (or) A Memorial Mass and Celebration of Life for Michael Joseph Labak, Knight of Council 8980 will be held in St. Michael Church, at 10:00 am on Saturday, May 14. Celebrant will be Fr. Edward Fitzgerald. Please come to remember and honor him and show your support for his wife Laura and his family. Refreshments follow in PAC Hall.

8 8. Fourth Degree Grand Strand Assembly #2107 News & Corp Commander s Report ASSEMBLY 2107 OFFICERS 2015 FAITHFUL FRIAR: REV. EDWARD FITZGERALD FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR: SK JOHN KOKOSKA FAITHFUL CAPTAIN: KEN HEIN FAITHFUL PILOT: SK MIKE BUTRYN FAITHFUL ADMIRAL: SK JOHN AVERELLA FAITHFUL OUTER SENTINEL - STEVE JACKO FAITHFUL INNER SENTINEL: SK DAVID KENNEDY YEAR TRUSTEE: SK MIKE URSO REGIONAL MARSHAL:SK CHARLES VANDEMARK FAITHFUL COMPTROLLER: SK DAVE KRIEBEL FAITHFUL SCRIBE: SK DON BUSCHER FAITHFUL PURSER: SK RAY ST. MICHEL FAITHFUL INNER SENTINEL: SK DAVID KENNEDY YEAR TRUSTEE: SK DENNY LACZO YEAR TRUSTEE: SK BERNIE LODRICK CORP COMMANDER: SK DON MAHER Brother Sir Knights; Welcome to May, the month of Mary. For those of us who attended catholic school, celebrating Mary s month meant daily mass. Of course, the good sisters made sure that we were at mass every day, or else. It would be nice if more of our brother Knights could participate in daily mass. Of course, many have other obligations and can t make it, but for those of us that can make it, give it a try. It s a lot more rewarding than watching ESPN or reading our daily paper, which only takes about five minutes anyway. On 6 April, we used the funds allocated for the VA clinic to buy many needed items. After consulting with the head of volunteer services, we were given a comprehensive list of items that they needed. Besides the $ from our budget, $47.00 was donated from brothers and Walmart donated a $50.00 gift certificate, for a total of $ that we got to spend. This resulted in a packed van of goods for our veterans, which was delivered a same day. Many thanks to those who made donations, and to John Lock for his invaluable help. The patriotic essays from the students of St. Michael School have been collected and distributed to the brothers who volunteered to act as judges for this contest. The subject this year is Discuss a prominent Catholic in American history. We received essays that ranged from Tom Brady to John Kennedy, quite a range. Now, the judges have the tough job of picking the 1st and 2nd place winners from the 5th and 6th grades and also from the 7th and 8th grades. The winners will be presented with gift cards at the schools awards assembly in early June. Under the leadership of SK Dom Falcone, we will again be placing flags on all veteran s graves in Hillcrest Cemetery for Memorial Day. This is an endeavor where the phrase, Many hands make for lighter work, has never been truer. If any of you can possibly make it, we usually start between 0830 and 0900 and the whole job takes about an hour or so. This year, we will be placing the flags on Monday, May 23rd, and removing them on Monday, June 6th. If there is any change to these times or dates, we will advertise them in the church bulletin. Finally, let us share a quick story from Catholic grade school. In fourth grade at St. Joseph s school in Collingdale, PA, Sister Helen Anthony told us that, if we didn t pray with our hands in the upright position, the angels would fall off our fingertips. She also told us that if we left mass before the priest left the altar, that mass didn t count towards our reward in heaven. Unfortunately, there seem to be many parishioners or visitors that take off right after communion. As knights, wearing our name badges, it s important that we set a good example. We are quite visible, and people should look at us and say, see those knights and how much they show reverence for the Blessed Sacrament, to paraphrase an old quote. Corps Commander Report for April - by Don Maher Vivat Jesu Faithful Navigator, John S. Kokoska, Jr. On April 16 and 17, St. Michael s Church had First Holy Communion at the 6 pm Mass on Saturday, and 11 am Mass on Sunday. There were 26 Communicants at the 6pm Mass, and 41 at the 11am Mass. A total of sixteen Sir Knights appeared in the Color Guard for the Masses. Submitted by Don Maher

9 9. Special - YOU make a difference; church bulletin bloopers A teacher in decided to honor each of her seniors in high school by telling them the difference they each made. She presented each of them with a blue ribbon imprinted with gold letters, which read, "Who I Am Makes A Difference". Afterwards the teacher decided to do a class project to see what kind of impact recognition would have on the community. She gave each of the students three more ribbons and instructed them to go out and spread this acknowledgment ceremony. Then they were to follow up on the results, see who honored whom and report back to the class in about a week. One of the boys in the class went to a junior executive in a nearby company and honored him for helping him with his career planning. He gave him a blue ribbon and put it on his shirt. Then he gave him the two extra ribbons and said, "We're doing a class project on recognition, and we'd like you to go out, find somebody to honor, give them a blue ribbon, then give them the extra blue ribbon so they can acknowledge a third person to keep this acknowledgment ceremony going. Then please report back to me and tell me what happened." Later that day the junior executive went to see his boss, who was a grouchy fellow. He told him that he deeply admired him for being a creative genius. The boss seemed very surprised. The junior executive asked him if he would accept the gift of the blue ribbon and would he give him permission to put it on him. His surprised boss said, "Well sure." The junior executive took the blue ribbon and placed it right on his boss's jacket above his heart. As he gave him the last extra ribbon, he said, "Would you do me a favor? Would you take this extra ribbon and pass it on by honoring somebody else? The young boy who first gave me the ribbons is doing a project in school and he wants to keep this recognition ceremony going and find out how it affects people." That night the boss came home to his 14-year old son and sat him down. He said, "The most incredible thing happened to me today. I was in my office and one of the junior executives came in and told me he admired me and gave me a blue ribbon for being a creative genius. Imagine, he thinks I'm a creative genius. Then he put this blue ribbon that says 'Who I Am Makes A Difference' on my jacket and gave me an extra ribbon and asked me to find somebody else to honor." "As I was driving home tonight, I started thinking about whom I would honor with this ribbon and I thought about you. I want to honor you. My days are really hectic and when I come home I don't pay a lot of attention to you and sometimes I scream at you about your grades in school and your messy bedroom, but somehow tonight, I just wanted to sit here and, well, just let you know that you do make a difference to me. Besides your mother, you are the most important person in my life. You're a great kid and I love you!" The startled boy started to sob and sob, and he wouldn't stop crying. His whole body shook. He looked up at his father and said through his tears, "Dad, earlier tonight I sat in my room and wrote a letter explaining why I killed myself. I was going to commit suicide tonight after you were asleep. I just didn't think you cared at all." His Father found a heartfelt letter full of anguish and pain. The boss went back to work a changed man. He was no longer a grouch but made sure to let all his employees know that they made a difference. So, who you ARE makes a Difference! Church Bulletin Bloopers When parking on the north side of the church, please remember to park on an angel. Church office will be closed until opening. It remains closed after opening. It will reopen Monday. At the Ladies Liturgy Society this Thursday, Mrs. Smith will sing Put Me In My Little Bed accompanied by the pastor. If you need to heave during the Postlude, please do so quietly. ***Important Notice*** We are in the midst of our quadrennial/bi-annual election cycle. As members and citizens of the United States, we should be active participants in the process and cast our votes as our conscience dictates. However, I urge you to pray before going to the polls and seek guidance from Our Lord. I have one admonition; keep the Knights of Columbus out of the process. We are a fraternal organization with tax exempt status as a 501(C)8. To maintain this status, we must refrain from using our membership as a tool in the election. This means do not wear anything identifying yourself as a member of the Knight of Columbus while you are campaigning for an office or assisting a candidate who is seeking an elective office. We need to remember that we agreed never to bring political action into any Knights of Columbus event. When you come to a meeting or event, leave politics on the outside of the door.

10 10. Pelican Field; Rosary Night; CCD Breakfast; Knight in Home Care Pelicans Help 4 Kids / Back Pack Buddies Mondays The 2014 Pelican Baseball season has arrived. The MB Pelicans Baseball Program have designated all M o n d a y Night Home games as Help 4 Kids / Back Pack Buddies Mondays. Prior to each Monday Home game we will be collecting food and other donations for Help 4 Kids / Back Pack Buddies. Please contact Donald Maher, , to volunteer for this project. At our Council 8980 Monthly Rosary, which was well attended, our speaker after the Rosary was Louise Carson at the Children's Recovery Center. In the photo, our Council Treasurer, Bob Leewe is seen presenting a check to Mrs Carson. On Sunday April 24, our Knights of 8980 held a pancake and sausage breakfast for the St. Michael CCD students and staff. This undertaking began shortly after 8:00 am and continued well past 11:00. Those who helped in the preparation, cooking, serving were: Vin Vecchio, Earl Chester, Bob and Leasa Leewe, Larry Berry, John Lock, and Ken Pankowski. Thanks to Rich Sousa and his 6 th grade CCD class for their help in serving. Our breakfast cooks made over 550 pancakes and about 450 sausage patties. The kids loved time they had there and many thanked the Knights for their efforts. ***Special Thanks*** - to Melville Libby for standing in at Adoration Chapel for Vin Vecchio so Vin could work the breakfast. A long time Knight, who loved helping and volunteering is in an Assisted Living Facility. Jack Wagner, who has worked so diligently and loved working for Columbus Hope and helped with the Easter Parking, is in the Lakes at Litchfield, just north of Pawleys Island. He is in room 520, and he could really use some visitation from other Knights. It would definitely cheer him up. If you can get by there, please stop in and say hi and spend a few minutes (or more) with Jack. I know he d love the company.

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