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January, 2013

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Attribution is given to those whose articles are published. The Editor is wholly responsible for the contents of the Newsletter. 1

Knights in the Spotlight

The Flower Mound Christmas parade is a yearly event. The parade starts with the fire engines in the front which, when you think about it, is where they need to be if they are called for an emergency.

Right behind the fire engines were your Knights of Columbus, proudly displaying the American Flag and the Knights of Columbus banner. We have been involved with the Flower Mound Christmas parade for many years and I hope to continue doing the same for a long time to come. See our photo later in this issue.

Next year, I hope you will join us. You do not need to be in the 4th degree. You can just wear a Knight of Columbus Polo shirt. When the call goes out to join us at the parade I hope you really give it your consideration.

When Asked, Knights Come Through

Khoi Tran is one of our newest deacons. While he has been in the seminary our council would periodically send him money. I remember sending him checks when I was the Financial Secretary years ago.

Khoi Tran made a simple request to me. He was in the market for a new automobile and wanted to know if the Knights knew anyone who could help him out.

I forwarded the email to our Vocations Advocate, SK Lawrence Jermyn. The Advocate’s duties are to be the ‘go to guy’ and seek to help our clergy in any way he can. LJ sent Deacon Khoi’s email to all our Knights.

The response was immediate. Four Knights responded within 2 HOURS with practical solutions and a fifth the following morning! It was really amazing, but not surprising, how quickly our council responded. You can really be proud of how your fellow Knights responded.

SK Steven Robillard, Grand Knight, [email protected]

Council 9884 Calendar January 2013 February 2013

1 Solemnity of Mary – Holy Day of Obligation 2 Rosary for Life Mary Garden 8:30am to 9:00 3 First Degree Exemplification CLC 6:00pm 2 Casino Night, Granbury dealing 7:00pm-10:00pm 3 Council Business Meeting CLC 7:30pm 7 Council Business Meeting CLC 7:30pm 5 Rosary for Life Mary Garden 8:30am to 9:00 9 St. Valentine’s Dinner Dance CLC 5:30-11pm 10 Assembly 2291 Meeting 7:30pm CLC Dinner- 6:30pm 10 Pancake Breakfast 7:00am CLC 13 Pancake Breakfast 7:00am CLC 14 Assembly 2291 Meeting 7:30pm CLC Dinner- 6:30pm

17 Council Planning Meeting RE Room 3 7:30pm 16 Corporate Communion – following 4pm Mass 23 Newsletter articles due 9:00pm 17 FunCheer – UNT TBD 26 Casino Night –North Shore Neighborhood 21 Newsletter articles due 9:00pm

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Respect for Life Director Youth Activity Director

Church Activity Director Admissions Committee

Respect for Life Director Promote and support the Order’s pro-life efforts by displaying materials featuring the theme, “Defend Life” or “A People for

Life.”

•Contact right-to-life committees or other pro-life organizations in your area. Volunteer support of manpower and perhaps, finances. •Promote letter-writing campaigns to the state and provincial legislatures; have members write letters. Express your views clearly, firmly and courteously, ask questions and demand answers. •Give gifts of thanks and congratulations to women who have “chosen life” by carrying their babies to term. •Consider donating Christmas gifts to newborns and their single mothers temporarily housed in shelters. Work with Loreto House to keep their babies or place them for adoption. •Lead the “Pray the rosary to end abortion” on First Saturday’s. Organize monthly prayer vigils at an abortion clinic, Routh Street Women’s Clinic is one. •Speak out against the Death Penalty. Work with TCADP on how to pursue the effort locally.

Admissions Committee We are in need of six Knights to serve on this committee, which screens applications and interviews candidates.

If any Brother is interested,

PoC: Boyd Burris, Admissions Chairman [email protected], 214-507-8420 or 817-430-8406 Youth Activity Director

Today’s youth, the leaders of tomorrow, are looking for a challenge, for responsibility, for faith and trust.

Yet, despite their commitments and dedication, the youth of the world are often condemned because of the uncontrolled actions of a minority of young people. As Knights of Columbus, it is our responsibility to provide youth with the means and the opportunities to become personally committed and involved in meeting the challenges of our times.

There is a great deal more all of us can do to improve our youth programs. Recruit more men from the council level to work with young people. These adult leaders will help to mold the youth of today into the influential citizens of tomorrow.

Exert more positive and constructive influence on your young people by becoming involved with them. Pay more attention to what they are saying. Demonstrate your support by sponsoring a Columbian Squires circle, aiding the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program, promoting the Boy Scouts or helping to combat drug and alcohol abuse.

Numerous other avenues are always open in helping to build leaders for the future.

Church Activity Director Appeal for greater unity, understanding and ecumenism among all religions. Initiate those programs through which

members can practice their Catholic duties in the fields of charity, devotion and education.

The lay apostolate must respond to the constant call for active involvement in the work of the Church. Your council has the numbers, the organization, and the communication ability to get involved and spread the word throughout the Christian community.

Strive to sponsor activities which enable the individual Knight to set a constant and worthy example as an ideal Catholic to his family, his community and his fellow members. Suggested Programs:

Our Lady of Guadalupe Prayer Program Keep Christ in Christmas Support for the Vatican

For these leadership roles, many more ideas and guidance is available at: http://www.kofc.org/en/service/index.html

PoC: Steve Robillard, GK 9884 [email protected] 817.797.7343

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January 2013

Knight of the Month

We have a Knight in our council who is a member of so many organizations, it is amazing he is able to make time to help our council, yet he manages to contribute. This man was born in Illinois and graduated from the University of Illinois. He is married to his lovely wife Brenda, who is an

educator at Lewisville I.S.D. They have been married for twenty six years and have two kids, Marissa is twenty five and Jared is twenty two. They moved to Texas in 2002 and have been members of St. Philip since.

Our honored Knight runs a swimming pool business that he established in 2004; he is also a Texas Licensed Auctioneer. For our parish he serves as Altar Minister, Usher, Eucharistic Minister and Facilitator for the Thursday morning Small Community of Faith, in addition to attending the Monday morning SCoF. He is a Fourth Degree Knight and has been a Knight for 18 years, now a Knights Trustee, and a member of the Knights Home Association board of directors. Also, he is a member of the St. Philip ACTS Core Team. He is also the President of his neighborhood’s HOA

He loves cars and is currently rebuilding a 1972 Corvette and is a member of the Corvette Legends Car Club.

Finally, he recently committed even more of his time to Council 9884 by accepting the position of Chairman for a new Fundraising Committee. I have heard some of his ideas and believe this council will raise some much needed funds with his leadership on this committee.

Please congratulate SK Dan Jacobs for being recognized as the January, 2013 Knight of the Month.

SK Eddie Martinez, Deputy Grand Knight

This year’s Scholarship Application forms are available in the parish offices of St. Philip and Our Lady of Lebanon, as well as from S.P.Y. director Jim Weir, and in the counselor offices at Lewisville High School, Marcus High School and Flower Mound High School and on the web at: http://www.tkofc.org/uploads/Council-9884-Scholarship-Form.pdf . Applicants will vie for five $600 scholarships. At least three scholarships will be given to graduating Catholic seniors from each of these LISD high schools who plan to attend a two-year or a four-year college. Also eligible for no more than two of the five scholarships are Catholic seniors who attend any other Catholic high school if their father is a member of Council 9884, or a parishioner of either St. Philip the Apostle or Our Lady of Lebanon churches.

The application involves listing school and church service activities along with composing a short essay on the topic, “The Need to Serve.” Deadline for applying is January 22, 2013.

The scholarships are awarded by the Knights of Columbus Council 9884, Pope Paul VI Assembly 2291 and the Lady Knights.

Questions? PoC: Mike Crivello, Advocate 817-430-4691 [email protected]

A report on Christmas Activities and other events will be provided in the February Newsletter.

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A Very Merry Christmas Casino at the Millay’s

How nice it was to be part of a Merry Christmas casino in Donna and Barry Millay’s big, beautiful and very decorated home on Saturday 12/22/12 from 7:30 to 11:30 pm. This is one to remember because of the great food, beverages and warm guests; I think this will be one talked about for years to come.

Two craps tables in the garage with the doors open, due to the perfect weather, had a fun crowd. Four black Jacks were also set up in the well kept and clean garage. Vince ran Roulette in the dining room; two BJ’s were in the upstairs game room with its own tree, decorations and bar. Tony and Le Roy dealt for those players. Again without too much repetition, Donna had her home decorated to the hilt with three Christmas trees, lights garland inside and more lights than I’ve ever seen on the outside of a house and a beautiful reindeer, extremely nice.

Donna and Barry invited the dealer’s wives to partake these festivities and their hospitality. Those who did so were Mike McArdle’s Wife and daughter Cathy and Shelia. Steve’s wife and friend from England Ann and Kevin were also guests.

Dave Garner dealing Blackjack Missing four dealers, two BJ tables were not set up, though we seemed to manage. Then two or maybe four rookie craps dealers helping / learning the game were Chuck and Pete dealing with Louis and Bill on the sticks. Managing with 14-delaers they were Dan Jacobs, Vince Zawlocki, Tony Perry, Mike McArdle, Grant Beagles, Pete Whelan, Le Roy Terrio,

Bill Miller, Dave Centilli, Dave Garner, Chuck Berneche, Steve Robillard, Paul Kelleher and Louis Hernandez

, Chuck Berneche cracks up Grant Beagles Tear down was difficult since the trailer was parked at the end of a long drive way and no lights inside the trailer, but thanks to Dave’s truck head lights the space had some light.

Your Council thanks all who could take part in this short notice event and three –days before Christmas, especially for the able body men who set up, took down and loaded the equipment trailer. BTW, thank you Brian Friesenhahn for coming over to assist with set up.

Bill Miller with his croupier stick PoC: Bill Miller, Casino Ops Mgr. 469-223-2285 [email protected]

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Knights on Parade Christmas 2012

First Row: (l-r) Grant Beagles, Mark Seidenberger, Steven Robillard, Bob Franco Second Row: Boyd Burris (obscured by flag), Bill Wilbur

Third Row: Mike McArdle, George Patterson (not in picture)

Servant Leadership

"Instead, whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be your slave - just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many"

-Mt 20:26-28

Many years ago, a rider on horseback came upon a squad of soldiers who were trying to move a heavy piece of timber. A corporal stood by, giving lordly orders to "heave." But the piece of timber was a trifle too heavy for the squad.

"Why don't you help them?" asked the quiet man on the horse, addressing the important corporal.

"Me? Why, I'm a corporal sir!" Dismounting, the stranger carefully took his place with the soldiers.

Now, all together boys - heave!" he said. And the big piece of timber slid into place. The stranger mounted his horse and addressed the corporal.

"The next time you have a piece of timber for your men to handle,

corporal, send for the commander-in-chief."

The horseman was George Washington, the first American president.

Whenever someone mentions your name does the word "servant" come to their mind? Jesus modeled servant-hood to twelve young men and changed the world. If you want to see others become servants you must model it yourself. George Washington was a great example of a Christian leader who was a great soldier and servant to those he led. No wonder God used this great servant to establish a new nation.

Moses was also a great leader of men. The Bible says that Moses was the most humble man on earth. That is why God could use him to lead hundreds of thousands out of slavery into the Promised Land.

Pray that God makes you a great yet humble servant leader of others. reprinted from Today God Is First, daily workplace inspirational, by Os Hillman This article was submitted by one of our Council’s examples of Servant Leadership, Bob Dubek. Bob is retired from military leadership but one would not know it from Bob’s humble roles of serving others.

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We have the pleasure of a shivering winter ‘s night deal on

February 2, 2013 for St. Francis Cabrini Council 9748 in Granbury, for their charitable

works. Our old friend and Council member John

Bowen is coordinating for his new Council. Dealing is from 7:00 - 10:00PM They have contracted for 12-BJ, 2-Craps, a Texas Hold’em, Roulette and 4-Slots. This will require about 25-dealers. Directions and more details to come during your invitation to come out on a cold night for good fellowship while taking an active part in your council. Please save the date & thank you very much as, always.

BUT FIRST!!! North Shore Casino on January, 26, 2013 Our annual North Shore Casino Night is scheduled for January 26, 2013 inside the club house. This will be a small event with one craps table, four or five Blackjack tables. So, not many dealers needed! If you would like to participate please let me know as soon as you are done reading this. Thanks again.

PoC: Bill Miller, Casino Ops Mgr. 469-223-2285 [email protected]

Come and join in a Small Community of Faith Praying of the Holy Rosary for an End to Abortion

in the privacy of Our Mary Garden We gather on the First Saturday of the month at 08:30AM

Our next prayer gathering will be January 5th.

Recruitment Weekends for Council 9884

March 9 & 10, 2013 May 25 & 26, 2013

Recruitments are held in the Parish Courtyard before and after all Masses. They will be on the parish calendar.

First Degree Dates (locations TBD): Thu, Jan 3, 2013 6:00 PM prior to business meeting Sunday, March 3, 2013 Thursday, April 25, 2013 Thursday, June 27, 2013 prior to planning meeting

JJJeeewwweeelllsss ooofff ttthhheee CCCooouuunnnccciiilll The Financial Secretary records all money transactions, issues and collects bills, issues membership cards, and is otherwise responsible for all financial matters of the Council except those allocated to the Treasurer. His emblem is a Crossed Key and Quill.

The Key has always been associated with an office concerned with money, safekeeping and secrecy. The Quill is the symbol of a scribe - a record keeper - one who writes letters, documents, etc. This jewel is worn on a white over yellow ribbon. His robe is black, trimmed with black, and a white cincture with silver fringe. Our Worthy Financial Secretary is George Driscoll.

PoC: LJ, Newsletter Editor, [email protected] Editor’s note: In the three previous “Jewels” articles, I’d neglected to specifically mention who held that position in our Council. Allow me to make amends here: Our Worthy Grand Knight is Steve Robillard, our Worthy Deputy Grand Knight is Eddie Martinez and our Worthy Chancellor is Sean McIntyre

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Repose of the soul of Florence McArdle

Repose of the soul ofbrother Knight Moise Nacier

SK Ken Groh SK Alan Harris SK Lawrence Jermyn SK Pete Keeley SK Deacon Ray Lamarre SK Eric Linton SK Mike McArdle SK Ed McCluskey SK George Patterson SK Louis Potier SK John Stasiowski SK Peter Whelan Michelle AdamsDuane Baacus

Laura Caldwell

Peg Caldwell

Rosemary Crivello

Gordon EmersonPatricia Friedrichs

Miguel Garza Family

Sydney Hicke

Dorothy Jermyn

Margie JermynMason William Kerr ‐ newborn

Jennifer Keys

Kathie LaCroix

Dominick LaMorsese

Susan Lang Javier Martinez

Paula McClusky

Jane Morgan

Jean Robillard

Angela & Seth SolowayKelly Swafford

Jennifer Tarves

Baily Townly

Olen Trenary

Vincent Zawlocki III Family

For ALL US Military Personnel and their families to return home safely

That ALL Brother Knights and all others searching for employment find the work they seek

That all victims of disasters receive needed aid

That Catholic politicians govern as faithful Catholics

For an End to the Death Penalty

Membership Tenure as of January 2013

Knight Yrs of

Svc

SK Deacon Bart Supino** 41 Thomas Atchison 40 SK Alan Harris 29 Joseph Germann 24 Steve Dieker 22 Elias Dragon 22 SK Robert Franco 22 William Hober 22 Melvin Hunter 22 SK Terry Plum 22 SK Thomas Mazur 20 James Cook 18 SK Robert LaCroix 18 SK Michael Wykrent 16 Mark Nauman 11 Neil Huber 9 Robert Harris 8 David Klimek 8 SK Scott Peterson 6 Paul Francis 3 Damian Onyekwere 3 SK J.R. de la O 2 Bernie Nardizzi 2 Ron Tremethick 2 Daniel Apodaca 1 James Crow 1 ** I want to make a special note about Deacon Bart, as I have, on occasion, for Knights with distinctive service. Bart received the honor of the 1st degree in May, 1956; so while he has (only?!!) 41 years continuous service, he first became a Knight nearly 57 years ago!!

Membership Birthdays for

January

Knight

B’day

SK Deacon Bart Supino 1 SK David Cummings 1 SK Paul Kelleher 1 David Klimek 6 SK Joseph Gama 6 John Sullivan 9 Joseph Germann 10 Gregory Orbock 13 George Driscoll 16 SK Richard Mc Nevin 16 John Keeley 17 Timothy Alexander 17 SK Mark Miles 19 James Wagner 19 Wayne Columbus 20 SK Wade Stevenson 21 Paul Francis 23 SK Ed McCluskey 24 Timothy Luber 24 David Haynie 26 SK Joseph Walker 28 Eric Mikulasik 28 Mariano Yebra 31

There are 1440 minutes in a day. It takes fewer than 20 of them to pray a Rosary. Spend that time with God every day and the remaining 1420 are all yours

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BROTHER KNIGHT

ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE NO. 9884

LEWISVILLE, TEXAS Wear your nametag to Mass and show that you are proud to be a Knight. Perhaps someone will ask you how to join.

St. Philip Men’s ACTS Retreat Feb. 28-Mar. 3, 2013

Soon, it will be time to register for this spectacular weekend of reflection. Share your faith with others.

Fifty brother Knights from Council 9884 have already attended ACTS; ACTS makes us stronger Knights by reinforcing why we are Catholic Men committed to serving others. PoC: Steve Robillard, GK 9884

The National Catholic Bioethics Center (NCBC) meets bi-annually in February in the Dallas. The NCBC has selected Dallas for their 2013 Bishop’s workshop to be held from February,

4th to February, 7th, 2013. The workshop will be held at the Omni Mandalay Hotel at Las Colinas located at 221 E Las Colinas Blvd, Irving, Texas. The Knights of Columbus in the Dallas and Fort Worth Dioceses have been coordinating transportation for this workshop for many years. The meeting will involve as many as 200 Bishops from the United States, Mexico, Central America, South America and the Caribbean.

Drivers are needed to transport

the Bishops, Archbishops, and Cardinals between the airport and the hotel.

The majority of drivers are required on Monday, February 4, 2013. Drivers are also needed to assist in return transportation on Wednesday and Thursday, February 6th and 7th.

Go to either www.bpup.us or http:/ /www.tkofc.org/uploads/BPUP-Form-9884.pdf for the volunteer form online to be completed and returned to the address shown on the form, no later than January 7, 2013. Driver assignments will be sent to you no later than January 21, 2013. If drivers have a van, please indicate that on the volunteer form as well as the number of passengers each driver can accommodate.

Your kind assistance is sincerely appreciated.

If you have any questions,

PoC: Craig Modrzynski (h) 972-263-5275 or (c) 214-263-5275 [email protected] You may also contact Grant Beagles at [email protected]

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First Degree Goes First Class

Our Council’s canvas pictures of Fr. McGivney and Christopher Columbus have been given a wonderful new home. Each picture has been carefully custom fit with a protective wood frame, with tight mitered corners to keep the paintings from further wear and tear. A custom carrying case has been crafted to ensure that these paintings will have both a safe way to travel and place to rest while not in use. The case is lightweight, yet strong and carefully lined with felt cloth to cradle the pictures as they nest, back to back. The tolerance of the case is so close to ensure that there is little room for the pictures to wiggle around, and get damaged. Our Council can expect to get many more productive years from the portraits of these two great men as they inspire candidates who enter our ranks. PoC: SK Lawrence Jermyn

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The American Wheelchair Mission began in June of 2000. The Knights of Columbus began to sponsor this program in 2009. The national Knights of Columbus chairman is Chris Lewis, son of renowned comedian/actor Jerry Lewis. Over 760,000 wheelchairs have been distributed to 150 countries and throughout the United States and Canada.

These are brand new wheelchairs in five sizes that would normally cost $500 in a medical supply store, but because we are able to purchase containers containing 100 to 280 wheelchairs we are able to purchase them at $150 each. Council 9884 has participated in the purchase of three wheelchairs over the years mainly from the proceeds from our pancake breakfasts. In addition to the Council, individuals have purchased wheelchairs. This year so far, six wheelchairs have been purchased and credited to Council 9884.

For many of the recipients, this wheelchair is the first opportunity in their life to be mobile. There are videos of people who are only able to “scoot” along the street or crawl from place to place receiving their own personal wheelchair. Their expressions are priceless.

The family of SK Tommy Meyer has purchased a wheel chair this year. This is the third year for the SK Boyd Burris family to participate. In the Burris family, each adult family member contributes $15 toward a wheelchair instead of a Christmas gift for each other, and Patricia Burris’ family in Gainesville does the same thing. You are not able to designate the recipient for a single $150 contribution, but you can for a container purchase of $16,500. SK Boyd Burris has participated in the delivery and presentation of 10 wheelchairs to the VA hospital in Dallas and 10 wheelchairs to the VA hospital in Fort Worth.

The Knights of Columbus always sponsor worthy programs, but this Wheelchair Mission is

perhaps the best yet. Their motto is “Changing lives through mobility.” Get the family, the neighborhood or the office to participate. SK Boyd Burris has the donation forms. You can dedicate your donation to friends or family members. See the results of the Tommy Meyer Family donation in a picture following this story. PoC: SK Boyd Burris, [email protected] 214-507-8420 or 817-430-8406. Or go to the American Wheelchair Mission website Click on this link: http://www.amwheelchair.org/supporters/knights-of-columbus.html

SK Boyd Burris and SK Tommy Meyer with a 14” chair

Corporate Communion Start out your New Year right with a Corporate Communion. After the 4pm Mass on Saturday, February 16thh, we will meet at Landmark grill, at the corner of FM407 & McGee Lane in Lewisville.

R.S.V.P. to get a head count for dinner!! PoC: Mark Miles 469-644-3383

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SK Tommy Meyer and JoAn Meyer received this response from the American Wheelchair Mission informing them of the distribution of their donation. We do not know the name of the young man. All we know is that he now has the mobility he never had before. His smile tells the rest of the story and that’s all the Meyers need to know.

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Tommy Meyer preps meat for the burritos while George Driscoll, a chef, “chews the fat” waiting for it.

Chef Ron Aljoe wonders “Where’s George?”

Steve Robillard observing the action thinking “It’s grand to be Grand Poobah”

“LJ, what are you doing with those plates?” “Wait and you’ll see.”

Left, Danny Apodaca readies eggs for the burritos.

“You call these eggs ready?”

“I dare you to pull one out from the bottom” Richard Rogers is amazed to see Steve actually working!

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Council 9884 Directory Officers Directors and Program Chairs

Grand Knight SK Steve Robillard

817.797.7343 [email protected]

Admissions SK Boyd Burris


Deputy Grand Knight SK Eddie Martinez

214-205.8502 [email protected]

Casino Bus. Mgr. SK Bill Wilbur


Advocate SK Mike Crivello


Casino Ops. Mgr. SK Bill Miller


Chancellor SK Sean McIntyre


Church Activity Need Volunteer

Need Volunteer

Chaplain SK Fr. John Stasiowski


Color Corps - 4th Degree SK Bob LaCroix


Field Agent (A-L) Chris Hassell


Community Activity Louis Hernandez


Field Agent (M-Z) SK Steve Schweiger


Council Activity SK Mike McArdle


Financial Secretary George Driscoll


Faithful Navigator - 4th Degree SK George Patterson


Inside Guard SK Lawrence Jermyn


Family Activity SK Mark Miles


Lecturer SK Vince Zawlocki


First Degree Captain SK Grant Beagles


Outside Guard SK Ed McCluskey


Membership SK Bill Miller


Past Grand Knight SK Bob LaCroix


Newsletter Editor SK LJ


Recorder SK Mark Seidenberger


Photos/Scrapbook SK Tommy Meyer


Treasurer Bob Dubek


Programs Director SK Eddie Martinez


Trustee (1 year) SK Joe Walker


Respect for Life Need Volunteer

Need Volunteer

Trustee (2 year) SK Dan Jacobs


Public Relations SK Sean McIntyre


Trustee (3 year) SK Bill Miller


Retention SK Bill Miller


Warden SK Tommy Meyer


Scouting SK Tom Moore


Softball Coach

SK Gary Osborne 972.768.8870 [email protected]

Vocations

SK LJ 972.383.9001 [email protected]

Youth Activity

Need Volunteer Need Volunteer

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