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Read this bulletin on line at www.highlandkc.orgVOLUME 29 No 1 JANUARY 2016
Knight TimesHighland Council 1580
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Knights of ColumbusCharity - Unity - Fraternity - Patriotism
Highland Knights Say ‘Thank You’ With Awards
Dan and Melody Kapp is the Family of the Year. Derek Burns is the Knight of the Year. Martin Klostermann is Senior Knight of the Year. Paula Rehkemper is the Lady of the Year.
By Bill NapperHIGHLAND - The Christmas party was
the perfect setting to look back at the year and reflect on the many accomplishments that have been accomplished and to thank and recognize those who have contributed to the ministry that the Knights of Columbus provides each and every day.
Grand Knight Joseph Wetmore carried on the annual tradition of making awards to various people including: Family Knight of the Year, Knight of the Year, Senior Knight of the Year, and Lady of the Year.
He also recognized several members for their contributions which assists the Knights supporting various charities as well as St. Paul Church and St. Paul Catholic School.
Blake Korte and the Mater Dei High School Jazz Combo provided top-notch en-tertainment with Christmas music and jazz tunes and Charley Luber DJ’d by spinning Christmas music as well.
Family Knight of the YearDan and Melody Kapp were chosen as the
Family of the Year.As a family, they have participated in the
Madison County Fair, Schweizerfest and Kirchenfest, just to name a few.
Brother Kapp and his Lady have co-chaired many events which produced valu-able financial means for the Council.
The Kapp’s co-chaired last year’s Wine and Beer Extravaganza netting the council over $1,500 and helped out at this year’s Bourbon, Beer and Wine event “A Tasting for the Senses” by assisting with 50/50 tickets sales and more.
They even jumped on-board and helped the Greenville Council #11707 during their fundraising event at the Greenville Bicen-tennial Celebration.
Knight of The YearDerek Burns was chosen as the Knight
of the Year.Over the past year he has worked at nearly
every sponsored event. Multi-talented, he worked as the bartender
as well as in the kitchen with serving, fry-ing, and quality control. He also works the Wednesday night Bingo games.
Each year he helps with the Christmas decorations and takes an active part in the
Columbus Club. He is also holds the position of Purser for the Highland Assembly 0231, 4th Degree.
He also takes an active part in at St. Paul Church where he serves as an Altar Server during Mass times, a Minister of the Holy Eucharist and also lectors. He is an active member of the Cursillo movement.
Senior Knight of the YearMartin Klostermann was selected as the
Senior Knight of the Year.He has provided a steady hand and a
wealth of advice, this former Grand Knight has been a lifeline for the Council.
He can be regarded as an intentional dis-ciple of Christ. He takes part in the Living Rosary, coordinates the funeral home prayer services for deceased Brother Knights, and compiles information for the annual Memo-rial Mass.
Along with his wife, Kyle, he is also a Hospitality Minister at St. Paul Church and a former recipient of the Pauline Award for Discipleship.
Moreover, he is a Past ‘Star Council’ Grand Knight and serves as the Financial Secretary.
Over the past year he has volunteered his time and served as team leader for multiple Council functions and has worked multiple shifts for the same.
Lady of the YearPaula Rehkemper was selected as the
2015 Lady of the Year.The Grand Knight said that she “partici-
pates in many events as her time allows and is a strong ambassador for the Auxiliary.”
He noted that she has been actively involved in the Women’s Christmas Party planning and was the chairperson for the Women’s Prayer Breakfast when hosted by Highland.
She provides ongoing support for the Knights of Columbus and their endeavors and has worked events such as the Lenten Fish Fry.
Recently, she just played a vital role in the huge success of the Bourbon, Beer and Wine event “A Tasting for the Senses.” She also takes an active part in St. Paul Parish ministries by fulfilling the role as Lector
and volunteering her time both cooking and serving meals to visiting priests during com-munity reconciliation services. Her list of participation includes: perpetual adoration, working at the Kirchenfest flea market and a strong supporter of the STYDEC PROJECT and has made two trips to Kaluri, Ghana. She has been involved with the Fontebella Ma-
ternity Shelter, a dwelling where homeless mothers can live while they are pregnant for up to three months after they give birth.
While recognizing these members, the Grand Knight also thanked everyone who have given of themselves to continue the mis-sion of the Highland Knights of Columbus.
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Family Of The Month
December’s Family of the Month Award is given to a Brother Knight, and his Lady for their continued service and support to the Church, our Council and our community.
Our Brother and his son have been annual volunteers at many of the Knights of Columbus sponsored events throughout the year. Working as a team they have participated in the Madison County Fair at the food stand, the Lenten fish fry dinners, the Kirchenfest, and more.
This year our Brother Knight and his son were the last two workers to come in from their stations at the Intellectual Dis-abilities fund-raiser. Upon ar-riving at the KC Hall after working the afternoon shift, they decided to stay to see if they had accomplished the goal they had set for themselves. When the counting was fin-ished they had netted over one hundred dollars and quickly gave each other a ‘high-five’ upon learning that they were successful in doing so.
While their daughter is away at school, continuing to learn to be the best she can be, his Lady continues to assist with making desserts for the various KC sponsored fundraisers such as the chicken dinner, participat-ing in parade events, attending weekly Masses and working at the St. Joseph Hospital. Their son is very active in the local Boy Scouts where he is learning valuable skills and being all he can be. Their names are Brad, Julie, Adrianna and Cody and, it is with deep appreciation that we have selected the family of Brad and Julie Jakel as Decem-ber 2015’s Family of the Month. Congratulations, from Council 1580.
Senior Knight Of The Month
December’s Senior Knight of the Month Award goes to a Brother Knight for his con-tinued support and service to Church, Council, and Com-munity.
Our Brother is a longtime member with almost 50 years of continuous service to Council 1580 and over 40 years of ser-vice to the 4th Degree Assembly 0231.
Over the years we have found this Brother Knight grinning as he works at many Knights of Columbus sponsored fund-raisers and events including Schweizerfest, Kirchenfest,
Madison County Fair and the chicken Dinner as part of the set-up crew. Our Brother works reg-ularly with the KC Bingo teams and gladly fills in for players leaving for short periods. He participates in the Living Rosary and is a member of the funeral home visitation group.
This Brother Knight partic-ipates in Perpetual Adoration at St. Joseph Hospital Chapel and also serves Mass there on Wednesdays. He participates in the Relay for Life and Autism speaks. He was a Lay Francis-can of the Hospital Sisters of St. Francis and a volunteer for Pastoral Care at the hospital. He is a member of the Cursillo movement.
Our Brother exhibits his patriotism by raising and lower-ing the American Flag at Faith Countryside Nursing home almost every day.
It is with great honor that we have selected Vernon Rakers as the December 2015 Senior Knight of the Month. Congratu-lations from Council 1580.
Knight Of The Month
We have selected as De-cember’s Knight of the Month, a Brother Knight who pro-vides service and support to the Church, our Community and the Knights of Columbus Council.
Our Brother is a newer mem-ber of the Knights of Columbus and has hit the ground running. After joining Council 1580 in October of last year, he has worked many of our sponsored events.
We found this Brother Knight working the Chicken Frying Stand at the Kirchenfest, the sausage dinner and he also worked the Intellectual Disabil-ities fundraiser as well.Our Brother Knight is the recip-ient of the Knights of Columbus Shining Armor Award.
This award is given to a Brother Knight who within his first year of fraternal service is able to satisfy the following criteria:
1. Work on three council service programs.
2. Attend at least three coun-cil business meetings.
3. Receive his third degree.4. Meet with council Insur-
ance Representative.5. Recruit one new member.Locally, he is also active in
the scouting program where as Cub Master of Pack 4040, he provides quality leadership and is a positive influence on the lives of many young scouts.
It is with deep appreciation that we have selected Brian Comish as our Knight of the Month for December 2015. Congratulations from Council 1580.
Birthdays & AnniversariesJanuary Birthdays1 - Cory Frey 1 - Kevin Goring 1 - Linda (Linus) Marti 1 - Mark Voegele 2 - Lucy (Thomas) Henrichs 2 - Jennifer (Mike) Range 3 - Joe Dant 3 - Ethel (Larry) Korte 3 - Laura (Daniel) Levad 4 - John Etter 5 - Michelle (Steven) Ficker 5 - Tracy (Gary) Frey 5 - Philip Hereford 5 - Mark Perkins 5 - Stephen Roeper 6 - Philip Klostermann 7 - Michael Ammann 7 - Ryan Henrichs 7 - Paul Kustermann 7 - Shirley (Ronald) Massey 7 - Michelle (Frank) Nation 8 - Richard Boeser 8 - Margie (William) Duncan 8 - David Korte 8 - Timothy Korte 8 - Trisha (Kent) Korte 8 - Steve Ribbing 8 - Mark Voss 8 - Vernell Wellen 9 - Leona (Roy) Marti 9 - Richard Sanvi 9 - Andrew Schrage 10 - Madonna (Edward) Fischer 10 - Michael Jacober 10 - Linda (Henry) Jaeger 10 - Daniel Kapp 10 - Robert Quade 10 - Linda (Herbert) Tebbe 10 - Linda (Morris) Zobrist 11 - Donna (Thomas) Ahlmeyer 11 - Edward Gagen 11 - James Haberer 11 - William Twyford 11 - Kim (Timothy) Vincent 11 - Barbara (Larry) Weiss 12 - Kenneth Heimann 12 - Orville Landmann 12 - Shirley (Herbert) Weis 12 - Lee Wellen 13 - Steven Brendel 13 - David Long 13 - Lee Rinderer 13 - Chad Wolters 14 - Ceil (Steven) Kloss 15 - Connie (Marvin) Potthast 15 - Sandy (Stephen) Prusa 16 - Derek Kloss
16 - Lois (Wayne) Moore 16 - Laurie (Mark) Shimer 17 - Andrew Abendroth 17 - Mark Korte 18 - Bruce Capelle 18 - Dorothy (Herbert) Durbin 18 - Mary Kay (Michael) Durbin 18 - Steven Ficker SR 18 - Laurie (Keith) Frank 18 - Jacob Gutzler 20 - Erin (Aaron) Hopfinger 20 - Kathy (Kenneth) Klostermann 21 - Kenneth Klostermann 21 - Alphonse Olliges 22 - Michael Carroll 22 - Nicholas Hanna 22 - Christina (Patrick) Maguire 22 - Ethel (Francis) Poettker 23 - Joseph Jacober 23 - Jerry Sugg 23 - Virgil Wilke 24 - Duane Gilomen 24 - Julie (Robert) Hammer 25 - Randy Dickman 25 - Robert Wessel 26 - Michael Capelle 26 - Patrick Maguire 26 - Kurt Schriewer 27 - Timothy Korte 27 - Joan (Terrence) Riffel 27 - Gerald Thole 28 - Kenneth Klaus 28 - Frank Prusa 29 - Edward Barth 29 - Kathleen (Larry) Essenpreis 30 - Matthew Bochantin 30 - Mary (Ralph) Bruggemann 30 - Scott Geest 30 - Jane (Cyril) Korte 30 - Warren Walter 30 - Arthur Warnecke JR 31 - Elvina (John) Gantner 31 - Bobbie (David) Melosi 31 - Maureen (William) Napper
January Anniversaries 3 - Robert & Gloria Schwarz 5 - Donald & Terry Mc Call 5 - Edwin & Ann Plocher 9 - Edwin & Cheryl Haselhorst 9 - Gary & Laurie Todt 15 - Daniel & Dilnawaz Stack 16 - David & Ruth Korte 24 - Wayne & Debra Keeven 24 - Clarence & Ruth Korte 27 - Jim & Lori Gutzler 29 - Richard & Connie Sanvi
HATS OFFHats Off to the family of
Brad and Julie Jakel who were chosen as D e c e m -ber’s Fam-ily of the Month in December.
H a t s Off Vernon Rakers for his selection of December 2015 Senior Knight of the Month.
Hats Off to Brian Comish who is the Knight of the Month for December 2015.
Hats Off to Dan and Melody Kapp were chosen as the Family of the Year for 2015.
Derek Burns who was chosen as the 2015 Knight of the Year.
Hats Off to Martin Kloster-mann for his selection as the Senior Knight of the Year.
Hats Off to Paula Rehkemper who was selected as the 2015 Lady of the Year.
Annual Garage Sale Set
The K. of C. Ladies Auxiliary will have more than 100 tables of crafts, antiques, jewelry, clothing, furniture and more of items for sale in the warmth of the Highland K. of C. Hall lo-cated at 12454 Route 143.
Doors open promptly at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 14 and close at 7 p.m. On Friday, Jan. 15, the hours are 8 a.m.-Noon.
The K. of C. Ladies Aux-iliary sponsors this event as a fund-raiser for various local charities. As an added attrac-tion, they will be serving burg-ers, chili, hot dogs, pork burgers and desserts on both Thursday and Friday.
Admission is free, so stop by to shop for bargains and enjoy a great lunch.
Call (618)-791-1156 or (618)-978-1542 for more in-formation. Annual Garage Sale/Flea Market
Over 100 Tables!
Jan. 14 1 pm - 7 pmJan. 15 8 am - Noon
Lunch Stand Open Both DaysServing Hot Dogs - Hamburger - Pork Burgers - Chili
Homemade Desserts
fREE ADmissionKC hAll • highland, il.
Sponsored by The KC Ladies Auxiliary
Housewares - Clothes Crafts - Christmas Items Jewelry - Toys - Antiques
Lots of Misc. Items!
OUR CONDOLENCESTo Brother Knight John El-
liott on the loss of his mother, Mary Lou Roark.
To Brother Knight Daniel Delaney and especially his wife, Valerie on the loss of her father and mother, Sir Knight Jack and Shirley Cygan.
To Brother Knight James Kampwerth on the loss of his brother, Gerald Kampwerth.
To Marietta Winkeler, widow of Brother Knight Louis Win-keler on the loss of her brother, Gerald Kampwerth.
To Brother Knight Preston Shinn on the loss of his step grandfather, Gerald Kampw-erth.
To Dottie and John Voege-le on the loss of her husband and his father respectively, Sir Knight Orville Voegele.
January 2016 Knight Times Page 3
FROM THE EDITORSPlease send us your ideas, or articles by January 20th and it will appear in the next Newsletter. Please
email your article.Please check entrances of your parish church for our current newsletter. The Newsletter is also available
online at http://www.highlandkc.org/kc/Newsletters.asp . Please update us with your new email, cell phone, or postal address changes. If you use a cell phone as
your primary phone service please let us know your number so we can update our records. Please call the hall at 654-9049 and advise us of your phone number.
If you have an email address send an e-mail to our email address [email protected] so we can add your address to our e-mail listing. You can reach our website at www.highlandkc.org.
Herb Durbin, Chris Chalfant, Bill NapperNewsletter Editors
4Th Degree News
I hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
It is amazing what makes your day. This evening I had one of the many privileges
that come with being the Faithful Navigator. I signed the membership cards for the next year. As I was signing the cards, memories of my father flooded my mind. He was a Faithful Nav-igator of Edwardsville Assembly 0225 many years ago and I am sure he sat there one evening and signed all of the 4th Degree member’s cards.
My father worked hard all of his life to ensure that his wife and children had lives and characters that would provide for us throughout our lives. He was an active member of the Knights of Columbus, his parish, community, and the Boy Scouts.
Why do I bring this up? Because, everyone has con-fusion in their life from time to time but taking time to slow down and remember the blessings that you live with each day helps clear that confusion. We can easily be depressed by what has not gone “our” way recently. In looking at the long term we will usually find that our lives have a majority of blessings. With Family and Friends we accomplish much.
Valentine’s Day Dinner/DanceDon’t forget the Valentine’s Dinner planned for
February 14th, 2016. Plan a great evening with your significant other.
At our last Assembly meeting it was approved that all current Highland Assembly members will be compen-sated for one meal. You will be required to pay $25.00 for your significant other.
I hope this will encourage more members to attend and enjoy an evening with fellow 4th Degree Members. 3rd Degree members expecting to become 4th Degree member on February 27th, 2016 are also invited to this dinner.
Exemplification to 4th DegreeThe annual Exemplification at the National Shrine of
Our Lady of the Snows will be hosted by the Edwards-ville Assembly.
The ceremony will be at Belleville on February 27th, 2016. Any 3rd Degree Knights that would like to become members of the 4th degree are asked to contact Herb Durbin at (618) 654-6754 for an application.
Sincerely, Herb Durbin Jr.Faithful Navigator
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Pro-Life Squires 8pm----------> Bartender:After 11:30am Mass Gary Graminski
Vocations, Newman,Bishops Dinner Boy Scouts Ray & Pat Korte Fish Fry COSMIC Bingo
Shriners Jerry Genteman
4:00PM - 7:00PM
Terry DeichmannBartender:
Fish Fry
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Dinner & Dance4th Degree Faith Countryside Apt 7PM Lowell Wellen 4:00PM - 7:00PM
Knight Time Singers Leon Luber, Lee Wellen
Henry & Linda Jaeger <------- Fish FryTim Korte
7:30 PM Bartender:
4:00PM - 7:00PMSpelling Bee Boy Scouts Council Meeting Jerry Genteman Fish Fry
Herb & Dot Durbin 4:00PM - 7:00PM
7:30 PM 7:00PM L. LandmannBartender:
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Gary GraminskiCarry Out Only Bartender:
10:30 am - 5:30 pm Tony Tebbe
St PaulLeon LuberChicken Dinner Tom Ahlmeyer Dinner Auction
Aviston Countryside
Pastor's BallBoy Scouts
Shriners Squires 8pm ------> Jerry Genteman
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Trivia NightMarion Bohnak,
1-7 pm Relevant PregnancyFrances Luitjohan
Trivia Night7:30 PM Bartender: Care Center
Ladies Aux Garage Sale
L Landmann Meeting 8:00PM
Breakfast Herbert & Shirley Weis Garage Sale 8am - noonBoy Scout Boy Scouts Council Meeting Cy & Delores Weis
7:30 PMJim & Dorothy Kampwerth 7:00PM
Christmas Decorations Ralph Bruggemann
Council Officer's7:00PM Bartender:
Executive Meeting Cosmic BingoTake Down Hall 4th Degree Meeting Ladies Auxillary Gene Bruggemann Columbus Club Rough Neck
NEW YEARS PARTYJanuary 6th
Private Party
Dance7:30 PM
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February 2016
Think You Are Too Old for Coverage? Maybe Not
You are never too young or too old to consider purchas-ing life insurance. If you have a financial need for coverage, or will in the future, a permanent life insurance policy can be just the thing you need.
When you are young and presumably healthy, coverage will be very inexpensive when compared to purchasing the same policies when you are older.
If you’ve put off purchasing coverage, or you realize that you may need additional insurance, the Order may still be able to help you, even if other companies cannot. In fact, in 2012, the issue age of our permanent life insurance products was extended to age 80, and in 2014, the issue age of our term insurance was extended to age 70. Naturally, your health, and whether or not you smoke, will be taken into consideration, so underwriting standards for risk and age apply. But, the extensions are a great blessing for me – and it could be for you too. Now I can help members that I couldn’t help before. Are you or one of your brother knights one of those members?
Whether you’re 18 or 80, the Knights of Columbus has products that will work for you and your family. I look forward to discussing coverage with you.
Connor Barr(618)593-5365
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Need A Place To Party?HIGHLAND - Whether you
have 75 or 500 people coming to your party, the Knights of Co-lumbus have the perfect place to hold your event.
Their banquet center located at 12454 Highway 143, just across from Wal-Mart has a great dance floor, a full kitchen and bar, and spacious bath-rooms.
Grand Knights MessageAgain it is that time of year to look back and give thanks for all
of the blessings that have been bestowed upon us. As mentioned at the annual Christmas Party and awards dinner, I am genuinely appreciative of all the efforts that you the membership put to-ward the many charitable fundraising events sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council 1580. Soon we will ring in the New Year with another full slate of activities. I would like to congratulate all of the monthly service award winners throughout the year along with this year’s annual award recipients – Derek Burns, Knight of the Year, Martin Klostermann, Senior Knight of the Year, Paula Rehkemper, Lady of the Year, and the Dan Kapp family as Family of the Year.
Many thanks go out to Blake Korte and the Mater Dei High School Jazz Combo as they provided our Christmas Party audience with some wonderful Christmas music and jazz tunes. All of the jazz band members played improvised riffs and jazz solos and there was even some “call and response” taking place between the tenor and alto saxophones. All who attended the Christmas party were very entertained. Also, I would like to thank our resident DJ Mr. Charley Luber for playing his Christmas music for the first half of our evening. Charley created a perfect ambiance for the annual event. I also would like to thank everyone who participated in decorating the hall and setting up for the party and a special thank you to Harmony Kapp and her friend Michael for monitoring the coat room.
Looking ahead in the not so distant future we see an opportunity for service at our annual Chicken Dinner on January 24th. This year we will be featuring a carryout only concept for the dinner, however eating in will be an option as well. The bar will be open and the TV will be on. The carry out station will be set up in the small meeting room. Please be sure and check the workers list displayed in this edition of the newsletter. If you do not see your name on the list and you are available to assist, please feel free to come out and lend a hand.
Please mark your calendars for February 21st, 2016 for this year’s Bishop’s Dinner annual fundraiser. Information letters and enrollment forms are being mailed out the first week of January. This is our council’s primary fundraising event to provide resourc-es to 23 seminarians, Newman Centers, and Pro-Life Activities. Please be sure to take a look at this year’s letter carefully as there is important information regarding the event therein. I look forward to seeing many of you there.
Lastly, I would like to express my gratitude to the editors of our monthly newsletter namely, Herb Durbin, Chris Chalfant and Bill Napper. With the efforts of these fellow Brother Knights, we are able to continue to provide readers with important information presented in a most professional manner. Thanks guys!
May you all have a very Blessed and Happy New Year!Joe Wetmore, Grand Knight Council 1580
Financial Secretary: Martin Klostermann Grand Knight: Joe Wetmore Phone (618) 654-2453 Phone (618) 803-8362 Insurance Agent: Connor Barr Editors: Herb Durbin, Chris Chalfant, Bill Napper Phone (618) 593-5365 Ph. (618) 654-6754 (618) 882-4401 (618) 882-4932Council Website: www.highlandkc.org Supreme Website: www.KofC.org
e-mail: [email protected]
MEMOFINANCIAL SECRETARY
Happy New Year! With the New Year, it is time to pay your 2016 dues. Statements were mailed earlier in December. You can pay your dues at the hall any day from 8 am to noon or during our Special Bingo, January 6th or the Chicken Dinner, January 24th. You can also mail your dues to:
Martin Klostermann, F.S.90 Meadowlark LaneHighland, IL 62249
Regular members are $30.00 per year, Fourth Degree dues are an additional $15.00, Students pay $20.00, Honorary Members pay $10.00 per year, and Honorary Life Members pay no dues. Military Members pay no dues.
KC Chicken Dinner menu
All Carryouts
January 24, 2016 10:30 to 5:30
Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Dressing, Cole Slaw, Green Beans,
Applesauce, & Dessert.
$9.50KC Hall • 12454 Route 143 • Highland
These are carryout meals, however, the lounge will be open.
