December 2102

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #13240 PO BOX 121061 CLERMONT, FL 34712-1061 www.kofc13240.org

From the Desk of the Grand Knight Jim Laria

Brother Knights, family, and friends,November was a busy but productive

month. So many wonderful and selfless acts performed by our family. Over 100 Knights and their families attended our tenth anniversary dinner. We were honored having both Fr. Bob and Fr. Cromwell there as well as our State Advocate Don Kahrer and his wife, and our Charter Grand Knight Paul Gonzales and his family.

There was the outreach to Special Olympics, the State Bowling tournament coordinated by Brother Joe and Sister Audrey Nowicki and participated in by twenty-two Knights and their families.

Faithful Navigator, SK Bob Britten, with the assistance of numerous brother Knights fed over 300 Thanksgiving dinners to needy families. Special thanks to all the Brothers and their participating families for the gifts of time, talent, and treasure; thanks, too to Brother George Ludwig for the dozen turkeys he got donated. There was so much giving that the Council was far below budget. Next year we aim higher.

November also saw Brother Don Morrissey and his wife step up to head the “Coats for kids” drive. The Council bought two cases this year, but dozens more are being donated by the Knights and the Parish, and are being collected by Brother Don and Kay.

In November, we also saw nine of our Brother Knights exemplified into the Fourth Degree. Congratulations to all. I was fortunate in attending a 4th Degree welcoming seminar put on by Brother SK Don Gelinas. Well done Brother Don!

December promises to also be a busy month, but a month for the family of Knights to get together in a spirit of camaraderie as we await the coming of our

Savior. Through an anonymous donor, we have $250 in gift certificates (food) for the poor.

We start December 1st with the Clermont Parade. All parts of the Order should participate. The Color Corps of the Assembly will be marching, joined by those Council Brothers and Squires who will be distributing Tootsie Rolls along the route. Those that cannot walk the two miles should be on hand as spectators along the route. If you are not in Regalia, wear your Council shirt! The Parade starts at 1:00 PM. Marshaling is at 12 noon and we are in spots #70 and 71.

The next day, December 2nd is our joint Council/Assembly Picnic at Hickory Point Park from 12 noon on. That is followed by our regular business meeting December 6th and our Annual Christmas Party for Knights and their families December 15th; Children in the afternoon and adults in the evening. I’m looking forward to December. God Bless!

Have a BLESSED, HEALTHY, and MERRY CHRISTmas!!!

Fraternally,Jim Laria, GK "

OUR NEXT COUNCIL MEETING IS THURSDAY DECEMBER 6TH AT 7:00PM IN THE CHURCH SOCIAL HALL.

Meeting Schedules:

* Council meets at 7 pm on the 1st Thursday of the month, in John Bosco Hall.

* The Assembly #3025 (4th Degree) meets at 7pm on the 2nd Thursday, in John Bosco Hall.

* Social meetings are on the 3rd Thursday, at an announced local restaurant.

* Officers, Trustees, and current Chairs meet on the last Thursday of the month, at 7 pm in the Knights Hall Annex.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BLESSED SACRAMENT COUNCIL #13240 DECEMBER 2012

The Knight ly News

http://www.kofc13240.org



For questions or information regarding Council business, or if you would like to help in any way please call Grand Knight Jim Laria- 407-435-2325 or e-mail [email protected]

For membership or dues information , pocket name badge or Council license plates -please see Allen J. Venezio, Financial Secretary & 1st Degree team Capt.

Call 352-636-0774 , [email protected]

For questions on Fraternal Benefits and Insurance or the Council’s Newsletter or Website: Call Field Agent - Don Gelinas Home Phone - 352-404-6368, [email protected].

Deputy Grand Knight Joe Cruz (Retention Chair) (407) 342-8243" [email protected]

Chancellor-Frank Regiacorte

352‐429‐2075 407‐538‐6490e-mail [email protected]

Treasurer - Tony Giamboi -352-241-7671 , " [email protected]

Advocate – James Venezio --352-343-1553, 352-552-7480" [email protected]

Recorder – Larry Barber

352‐508‐4339 407‐694‐6014" [email protected]

Warden – Mike Dybicz -352-243-3203, " [email protected]

Inside Guard Steve Cruz 352-432-5675, 352-552-1958-

[email protected]

Outside Guard- Ramon Aviles

407‐656‐2167 773‐490‐5041

Chaplain- Fr. Robert Webster- 352-394-3562, [email protected]

Trustee- Robert Britten

352-394-4047 352-988-3065, [email protected]

Trustee- Peter Capece

352‐243‐0393 772‐571‐[email protected]

Trustee- William [email protected]

Membership Director- Admissions Committee Steve Cruz 352-432-5675,352-552-1958-mail- [email protected]

Youth Director- Frank Regiacorte 352-429-2025,407-538-6490, [email protected]

Squires Circle – Eric Palmer 352-394-5004, e-mail- [email protected]

Family Director – Larry Barber 352-508 4339,407-694-6014, [email protected]

Community Director- Jack Wallace

407‐654‐[email protected]

Church Director -Joe Cruz 407-342-8243,

[email protected]

Pro-Life Director- Peter Stauder

[email protected]

Health Services Chair- Robert Gonzalez-352-243-3751, [email protected]

Donut Sunday Chair- Manny Colon-352-227-9149,407-902-9451, [email protected]

Ladies Auxiliary- Phyllis Capece-352-243-0393,772-538-3882, [email protected]

to order Council shirts see

Brothers Ed Oliveira at 352‐989‐4401, [email protected]

and John Granucci at 352‐243‐0889

or 352‐250‐8224, and his email [email protected]

Assembly #3025 Faithful Navigator Robert Britten -

352‐394‐4047 352‐988‐3065

[email protected]

District Deputy- Bruce Gillett 407-566-8486 [email protected]


IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS



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Worthy Officers and Brothers All:Happy Advent and Merry Christmas! The

wonderful thing about being in a Catholic organization such as the Knights of Columbus is that I don't have to be politically correct and say "Happy Holidays" or "Season's Greetings". In fact, I've decided that I'm NOT going to do those things this year. As our campaign says, "Keep Christ in Christmas", I intend to do that as well. For in all honesty, if someone wishes me a "Happy Hanukkah", I would not be offended at all. It is the joyous holiday spirit that matters and I don't need to be P.C. to convey that.

Advent is the beginning of the Church's liturgical year and the one-year anniversary of the introduction of the 3rd edition of the Roman Missal. Have you all gotten used to "And with your spirit" yet? Advent is a season of waiting and anticipating the celebration of the arrival of the Christ child. It's also a time for good food, decorations, Christmas trees, lights, cards, family gatherings and Santa Claus (who brings with him a whole different sense of anticipation). All of these things make this time of year very special indeed, but it is the arrival of Christ that is the moment that makes this season truly magical.

Moving on to what's going on in the Council, I want to congratulate all of the men who made 4th degrees this past month. I am proud of all of you who have can now don the Sword of Christopher Columbus and call themselves "Sir Knight". I look forward to seeing you at the next Assembly meeting in January!

On an entirely different note, I would like to invite my fellow Brother Knights to the Clermont Middle School Band holiday concert performances. For those of you who are new, I am the Director of Bands at Clermont Middle and we have a really great group of students there that work hard to present very musical programs. The "Flight of Sound" Jazz Ensemble concert is December 11th and the Beginning and Symphonic Band concert is December 18th. Both of these concerts are in the auditorium at Clermont Middle, both begin at

7 PM and both are free and open to the public. I hope some of you can make it!

May the excitement of the coming of the infant Jesus fill your hearts with Christmas cheer. From the Venezio family to yours, have a very Merry and Blessed Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year.

Vivat Jesus!Allen

Allen J. VenezioDirector of BandsClermont Middle School

Financial SecretaryCouncil #13240Knights of Columbus

FINANCIAL SECRETARY’SCORNER

By Allen Venezio




Please Join Us

for our

Annual Christmas Party

Saturday December 15th 6:30pm

in the Church Social Hall.

Please Contact Brother Fred Costello

at

[email protected]

if you are planning on attending.

IMPORTANT COUNCIL DATES FOR 2012-2013

2012

Dec. 1st Clermont Christmas Parade

Dec. 2nd Assembly and Council Picinic Hickory State Park

Dec. 15,16, 22, 23 Pasta Dinner and Keep Christ in Christmas Sales

December 15 Knights Christmas Party

2013

January Poster Contest

January 19th Pasta Dinner

February 13 Ash Wednesday

February 15 Lenten Soup Friday

March 16,17,23,24 Pasta Dinner Ticket Sales

April 13 Pasta Dinner

April 21 Corporate Communion 12 noon followed by reception in Social Hall

May Golf Tournament


Coffee and Donut Sundays are Back!!!!

Our Council sponsors on the third

Sunday of every month. Please wear

your council or assembly shirts to Mass

and show your support.

Council License Platesare

available for $15.00.

See Don Gelinas at the meetings to purchase.






Well the elections and the voting are over

and we did not make much progress in

Florida or the nation addressing the issues of

abortion and freedom of religion. Some may

be saying that the battles are over: however

they are not. There are still a number of law

suits going forward that address the Health and Human Services ruling on religious

institutions and organizations providing

health insurance to their employees when the

insurance must provide services that violate

the beliefs of the religious entity. The Diocese

of Miami joined in one just last month. Lest

you think this is only a Catholic issue I refer

you to the Feb 2012 congressional hearings

where the USCCB’s testimony was “joined by

the President of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, a distinguished orthodox

Rabbi and officials and professors of several

Protestant institutions of higher learning.”

So keep the prayers coming that our

nation’s courts- especially the Supreme

Court- realize that this ruling violates the

First Amendment of Freedom of Religion.

The Knights are still engaged in these efforts

to over throw the ruling so watch for articles

on the web and in the Knightliner. As a source of info you can go to the Orlando Diocese web

site and under social justice find a number of

good articles on this subject and on pro-life

overall. I encourage you to become

acquainted with them and this site.

Also it is not too early for us to start

planning for the Annual March for life that

occurs in Washington DC and, nearer to home, St. Augustine in March of 2013. It

would be great if we – Council and Assembly-

could join those marching for Life next year.

Peter Stauder

Pro - Life Chair

THE PRO-LIFE CORNERBy Peter Stauder, PFN

Pro-Life Chair

“The Knights are still engaged in

these efforts to over throw the

ruling”



KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #13240 PO BOX 121061 CLERMONT, FL 34712-1061 WWW.KOFC13240.ORG


Scenes from the 10th Anniversary Dinner





Scenes from the 10th Anniversary Dinner





Supreme and State Council News

Help in the Wake of DevastationIn the wake of devastation left along the New Jersey

and New York coasts by Hurricane Sandy, members of Msgr. Joseph F. Dooley Council 4361 in Mingo Junction, Ohio, are collecting canned goods, water and clothing for

families who lost so much to the storm. In an article posted on WTOV News 9 website, council member Lou Kakascik said “The Knights of Columbus isn’t just about a banquet hall. It’s about giving to the community. We’re

about charity, unity and fraternity.” It’s that attitude that is driving the council’s efforts in reaching out to members of the community, to schools and to local businesses to collect

anything that can be of use to those in the area destroyed by the hurricane. The council is also looking for a truck that members c an use to deliver collected items to a food

bank that serves New Jersey and New York.The Supreme Council announced on Thursday that it

was making an immediate $100,000 donation, giving $50,000 each to the state councils of New York and New

Jersey to assist in local relief efforts in those hardest-hit jurisdictions. On Monday, the Supreme Council began disbursing the funds received via online donations, and an

additional $75,000 will now be distributed with $25,000 going to Connecticut, New York and New Jersey respectively.

Our Priests and Religious, an Open Letter

of Appreciation.As we read St. Paul's many letters we are reminded

that though St. Paul was an apostle, he was first and most

importantly a pastor. As a pastor he considered the daily concern for people in his congregation to be as difficult to bear as being beaten or being shipwrecked. And, as you might expect, this is true of all our Priests and religious.

It is obvious that our Priests love each of us, are concerned for us, pray for us, and think about us. That is what we see. But that is not all there is.

Our Priests and religious walk with us in ways we can't understand. The concern for us is so deep and so powerful that thoughts of us often keep them up at night. They read

the newspaper and watch TV with us in mind. They worry that we will read the latest new book and be led astray

from the truth. Their emotions rise and fall every time someone goes to hospital. They grieve with those who mourn or are in distress and rejoice with those who receive a new beginning.

A Priest moves from a funeral to a wedding rehearsal as a professional. He is outwardly dignified showing just the right emotion for the occasion. But inside he is haunted

by the grief of a family, and overwhelmed with excitement for the young couple to be married. He urges the couple toward fidelity and faith and shepherd's the grieving family

through anger, resentment, denial, and grief. And he carries all of those emotions and all of that concern around with him every day.

In our lives we typically endure one or two significant

events at a time. We might change jobs, get married, attend a funeral, have money problems, struggle to hold our marriage together, or love a rebellious child.

But a Priest experiences each and every one of these things every day. He is concerned for the marriage in trouble. He desperately wants to relieve our financial

struggles. He grieves with us over our troubled teenager. He rejoices with us when we find a new job. He experiences all of these things each day because he is so burdened for each of us. Our pain and our joys become

his because he cares for us so much.Today we celebrate our appreciation for our Priests

and religious. We of course appreciate them for all they do

for us. But St. Paul in 2 Corinthians reminds us that what we see doesn't compare with the intense concern they have for each of us.

I would like to say, 'Thank you’ to our Priests and religious. We genuinely appreciate everything we see you do for us. But even more, thank you for caring so much that you take our burdens as your own.

CHRISTOPHER E. KERNANState DeputyFlorida Jurisdiction



http://kofc.typepad.com/bbw/2012/11/help-in-the-wake-of-devastation.html

http://kofc.typepad.com/bbw/2012/11/help-in-the-wake-of-devastation.html

http://www.wtov9.com/news/news/local-relief-efforts-under-way-hurricane-sandy-vic/nSwx7/




http://www.kofc.org/en/news/releases/detail/hurricanesandy-relief.html

http://www.kofc.org/en/news/releases/detail/hurricanesandy-relief.html


Coats for KidsCoats For Kids: We have

added a new endeavor this year. Lake County Schools advise that there are more than 2,300 children in Lake County that have no permanent

address (homeless.) Many of these ch i ldren have been repor ted attending school on the coldest of

days wearing only a T-shirt or light clothing. As a start, this year the Council is purchasing two boxes of

coats. Brother Don Morrissey and his wife have taken on the responsibility of coordinating the drive. If you wish to contribute a new child’s coat sizes

4-12 girl’s and 4-14 boy’s, contact Brother Don at [email protected] 352 315 4166.

Christmas PartyBrother Fred Costello has

volunteered for him and his wife to take on the Adult Christmas Party

DEC. 15th in the Social Hall. If you haven't already signed up, please contact him. The children’s party will be hos ted by Bro ther Frank

Regiacorte and his wife. So contact B r o t h e r F r a n k a t [email protected] 407 538

6490 if you have children (or Grandchildren) and let him know the ages for planning purposes.

We l c o m e O u r N e w Brother Knights

They are Brothers: James Ellis, Kenneth Phillips, Victor Rivera, and Murray Sawyer III.

Welcome aboard dear brother

knights.

S p e c i a l O l y m p i c s Bowling

On Friday November 16, 2012, the annual Special Olympics bowling tournament took place at Kissimmee AMF Lanes in Kissimme, Florida.

Special Olympians came from all over the State of F lorida to participate.

I am pleased to announce that Councfil 13240 was well represented with approximately 22 Knights and

their wives helping out at this most wonderful event. Our District Deputy, Bruce Gillet and wife Kam

also participated the whole day. Bruce announced the awards to the crowd and did a great job. A special thanks to the Gillets.

A good time was had by all and the true meaning of charity and service was experienced by the repeat

volunteers and the new comers. The experience is hard to explain as this is

a special event in my life. I want to personally thank all of

the volunteers, past and new. I know we will have repeat help again next

year. I hope to get even more vo lun t ee r s nex t yea r a s t he atheletes and their families appreciate

our help so much. Once again thank you to all that

helped from my wife and myself for

making this a most successful event again.

Thank you, Joe Nowicki Council 13240

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BLESSED SACRAMENT COUNCOL 13240 DECEMBER 2012








Due to The

Council

Christmas Party,

we will not have a

Social in

December

Please remember in your prayers the following brother

knights and family members.

Please pray for David Merryman who is going to have a 6

hour cancer surgery on Dec 4.

Elsie Overbay with health issues requested by William

OverbayPam Veniezo with diabetes requested by Jim Venezio

Kathleen Venezio with stage 4 brain cancer requested by Jim

Venezio

Bob Laria with cancer requested by Jim Laria

I thought I would talk a little about St. Nicholas, since it falls on the s a m e d a y a s o r upcoming meeting. His feast day has been c e l e b r a t e d o n December 6th since about the 5th century.C i t i e s w i t h s t r o n g German influences tend to celebrate St. Nick's Day on a scale similar to St. Patrickʼs day for the Irish. Many children celebrate St. Nicholas Day by putting their shoes outside their bedroom doors on December 5th. It is tradition that during the night, after St. Nicholas has arrived, they will find their shoes filled with gifts and sweets. In France, he was known as Pere Noel; in England, Father Christmas; and in the Netherlands, Sinter Klaas. Early Dutch settlers to new York brought the tradition of Sinter Klaas to the U.S, which eventually became known as Santa Claus.Little is known of St. Nicholasʼ life, except that he was the Catholic Bishop of Myra, Turkey and lived during the 4th century. He was born a Greek, was believed to be an only child of wealthy parents, and at age 17 became a priest. If time permits, I will show a short K of C video for the Good of the Order.

Lecturer’s Notes

by

Mike Ogden

Knights of the month, Bob Britten and Larry Barber.Family of the month The Nowicki's and the Morrissey's.





Four parts of retirement: Phase four

Okay, if you’ve been following along in my articles, you’ve read about the first phases

that lead to retirement. Protection and

accumulation of savings are the first time,

followed by de-accumulation of those funds

while making them last.

The final phase is care. At some point, at

some age (hopefully a very advanced age), you

will need to slow down. You will no longer be

able to care for yourself. At that point, you

will need to have assets available to provide much needed care, either at home or in a care

facility.

As you probably know, the cost of care

continues to rise. I cannot quote you a

number here (I could give you specific details

in a face-to-face meeting), but the nationwide

average grows by leaps and bounds. How do

you plan to cover these costs? Government

programs might not be available, or might

require you to spend down your assets leaving your family with little.

The best way to handle the cost of care in

the future is to plan ahead today. The Knights

of Columbus offers long-term care insurance

that can cover at home or facility care

costs. And our product is backed by the

financial strength of the Order. It has many benefits and our premiums are competitive

with any other company.

T h e K n i g h t s o f C o l u m bu s – t h e

organization you trust – is in a position to

help you with every phase. Life insurance,

disability insurance, guaranteed retirement

plans that turn into guaranteed income

streams when you retire, and long term care.

There is no reason to go elsewhere as you

prepare for the four phases! Contact me today to schedule a meeting.

SOME THINGS TO PONDERFrom Your Fraternal Benefits Advisor. Don Gelinas PGK, FIC

“The Knights of Columbus –

the organization you trust – is in

a position to help you with every

phase.”





November 16th Special Olympics Bowling

Council’s First Thanksgiving Dinner Project For Those Less FortunateTo all our Brothers and their Families that came out to help with the Thanksgiving

dinner for those who are less fortunate than we are, Thank You Thank You So Much.

In all we fed over 300 people this was great for our first ever event of this kind. As usual

you are the best group of people to give so much of your selves an a holiday is great.

Thank you all and may the Good lord bless us and the work we do.

Robert Britten Thanksgiving Project Chairman




Council Children’s Christmas Party Date: Saturday December 15th Time: 1:00pm – 3:00pm Where: Social Hall Who: Children/Grand-children of the Council up to age 12

Frank Regiacorte is chairing this event, please RSVP if your child or grand-child will be attending. ASAP

[email protected] (407)538-6490 or (352)429-2025**There will be a sign up sheet at the next meeting**

We need to know how many children, their age and their gender. Santa will be making an appearance and handing out a gift.

Also: Any Brothers and/or Squires interested in helping out, please get in touch with Frank.




Grand Knight - Jim Laria Deputy Grand Knight - Joe Cruz

Chancellor - Frank RegiacorteRecorder - Larry Barber

Treasurer - Anthony GiamboiAdvocate - James Venezio

Warden - Michael Dybicz Inside Guard - Steve Cruz

Outside Guard - Ramon AvilesLecturer – Mike Ogden

Third Year Trustee - Peter CapeceSecond Year Trustee - Bill Overbay

First Year Trustee - Bob BrittenChaplain - Fr. Bob WebsterFinancial Secretary - Allen J. Venezio

2012 COUNCIL OFFICERS 2013

Tootsie Roll Campaign. Campaign is set for Saturday February 2, 2013 in 6 stores (one more than last year):

Winn Dixie: Rt. 50, Clermont

Publix Stores: South Clermont ( 10 miles south of Kings Ridge on

Rt. 27plus

Kings Ridge Groveland Minneola

Montverde (Rt. 50 and Rt. 455)

Due to the extra store, we need 2 hours per family from

some brothers and 3 hours per family from some brothers. Please check your home schedule (check with the “boss”)

and come ready to sign up at the December meeting. Bob Peraza

Council #13240



KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ASSEMBLY 3025 www.kofc13240.org

The CommunicatorRobert BrittenFrom the Faithful Navigator

Worthy Brother Sir Knights

It is hard to believe that

December is already here which

means that the Exemplification

has come and gone again . I

would like to welcome our newest

Sir Knights. they are S.K. Glen

Koch S. K. Michael Breza S.K.

Frank Germonto S. K. Carl

Townsend S. K. John Wallace S.

K.George Ludwig S. K. Serjohn

Barber S. K. Benjamin Bustos

and S. K. Steven McRobbie

Welcome to assembly 3025 .

At the same time I would like

to thank our Color Guard for the

great Job they did in presenting

the colors at the Exemplification

you guys were great. We were

also video taped for a training

film that will be used for other

color guards to see how it should

be done all across the united

States well done guys.

I would like to remind

everyone that all requests for the

color guard should come through

the Faithful Navigator who will

get together with our commander

to see what things we can handle

and what we can not so before

offering our color corp please let

us know . No one should speak for

the navigator but the navigator.

Our December meeting will

be held at Hickory State Park on

December 2nd at 1. O'Clock in

the afternoon Please let S. K.

Larry Barber know that you will

attend the annual Picnic and what

side dish you will bring thank you

all.

My wife Jean and I would like

to wish each and everyone a very

Blessed Christmas and a Happy

and Healthy New Year God Bless

you all. Vivat Jesus Bob

OUR NEXT ASSEMBLYMEETING IS SUNDAY DECEMBER 2ND 2012 AT 1:00PM AT HICKORY STATE PARK

2012 - 2013 Color Corps Schedule

12/01/12 Christmas Parade

Confirmation: February 24, 2013 at 12 PM Mass

First Communion: April 27, 2013 at the 4 PM Mass; April 28, 2013 at the 12PM and 5 PM Masses

4/22/12 Corporate Communion

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BLESSED SACRAMENT ASSEMBLY #3025 DECEMBER 2012



KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ASSEMBLY 3025 WWW.KOFC13240.ORG

Veteran’s Day 2012

9 members of the

Color Corps

participated in

ceremonies on Sunday

November 11th at the

Waterfront Park

Pavilion in Clermont.

Participating were( l-r)

Sir Knights:

Mike Di Persio

Elliot Ogden

Neal Sabina

Bill Overbay

Don Morrissey

Larry Barber

Bob Berardi

Jim Loesch

and C.C.C.

Don Gelinas

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BLESSED SACRAMENT ASSEMBLY 3025 DECEMBER 2012




Orlando 4th degree

Exemplification

November 24, 2012






2012 - 2013

Assembly Officers

Navigator…Robert Britten

Captain….Jim Laria

Pilot….John Proteau

Admiral…..Rosario Sulsenti

Comptroller…Donald F. Gelinas

Purser…Neal Sabina

Scribe….Alan J. Venezio

Inner Sentinel…Michael Dybicz

Outer Sentinel…Frank Regiacorte

Chaplain....Rev. Robert Webster

3 yr Trustee…..Peter Stauder

2 yr Trustee….. Don Morrissey

1 yr Trustee….Peter Capece

Corps Commander Don Gelinas

Anthony Giamboi

12-05-1946

Cono V Dizeo

12-07-1945

Elliott W Ogden

12-11-1946

Donald G Navara

12-18-1944

Gerald C Sulsenti

12-22-1959

William H Overbay

12-28-1939

Color Corps Drill

Worthy Sir Knights,

No Drill in December

Welcome Our New Sir KnightsThe Following New Sir Knights participated in the

Exemplification that was held on November 24th in

Orlando.

Serjohn Barber

Mike Breza

Benjamin Bustos

Frank Germonto

Glen Koch

George Ludwig

Steven McRobbie

Carl Townsend

and

John Wallace

Congratulations on being a part of Assembly #3025



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