Knights of Columbushelp recruit new members by asking an eligible Catholic man to join the Knights Columbus for hisbenefitand that of family. We also need to have Knights come forward

LaGrange-Hostyn-Plum 979-968-5117•www.lagrangekc.com JANUARY2021

GRANDKNIGHT’SMESSAGE:

IwouldliketoextendtoallBrothersandtheirfamiliesmybestwishesand

GodblesseachofyouthisNewYear,2021.Let’sbegintheNewYearbygiving

thanksfortheblessingswedidreceive.Letusprayforahealthy,happy,and

prosperousNewYearandfortheendofthepandemic.AsGrandKnight,Iwould

liketoinviteeveryonetoattendourmonthlyCouncilmeetingsandtohelp

recruitnewmembersbyaskingeligibleCatholicmentojoin.Wearealsolooking

forKnightstocomeforwardandtakeleadershiprolesinourCouncil,thereare

numerousopportunitiestocontribute.

JanuarybringsthereminderoftheSupremeCourt’sdecisionintheRoevs.

Wade,legalizingabortion.Letusalltaketimetoprayforallthelivesthathave

beenaffectedbythisdecision.

Duesnoticeswillbemailedandwewouldappreciateyourpromptpayment.

YoucancontactMarcusRecekourFinancialSecretary,ifyouhaveanyquestions.

Remember,younowhavetheoptiontopayonlineatlagrangekc.comwitha

creditcard.

ThefirstBBQSundayof2021willbeonJanuary31st.PleasecallStuartat

979-968-5117toplaceyourorders.

GrandKnight,

CharlesYoungblood

OFFICERS:Grand Knight Charles Youngblood ................713-992-0587

Deputy Grand Knight Philip Rocha ............................979-966-9424

District Deputy Darris Chapple

Financial Secretary Marcus Recek .........................979-968-2795

Chancellor Ralph Dunk .............................979-968-5060

Recorder Larry Sulak ............................ 979-242-3033

Treasurer Garry Schellberg .....................713-820-0500

Advocate Gary Antosh ............................979-249-7417

Chaplains Rev. Brian Phillips Rev. Robert Knippenberg Jr.

Warden Jim Kothmann .........................979-966-3456

Trustee 1 Year Randy Proske .........................979-968-3674

Trustee 2 Year Pat Lyons ................................713-829-4305

Trustee 3 Year Arlin Keilers .............................979-249-6423

Outside Guard Tom Korenek ...........................281-682-3073

Inside Guard Hector Cervantez ....................979-966-8357

Insurance Representative Jody Supak .............................979-968-5332

Lecturer Richard Hoffmann ...................979-966-3069

Hall Manager Stuart Naumann .....................979-968-5117

COMMITTEES:

Membership Director .......................... Jody Supak

Church Directors .....Morgan Smith (Sacred Heart)Benedict Kallus (Hostyn)

Larry Sulak (Plum)

Program Director ............................. Daniel Kuehn

Pro-Life Director ................................. Al Henneke

Youth Director ....................................Philip Rocha

Community Center Chairman ............. David Goerig

EMAIL: [email protected]

LaGrange-Hostyn-Plum 968-5117•www.lagrangekc.com JANUARY2016

GRANDKNIGHT’SMESSAGE:IwouldliketoextendtoallBrothersandtheirfamilies,bestwishesandmay

theLordblesseachofyouthisNewYear,2016.BegintheNewYearbythankingJesus for all the wonderful things around us and Have a Healthy, Happy andProsperousNewYear.

AsyourGrandKnight,IwouldliketosuggestsomeNewYear’sResolutionsfor our Council. First, try to attend your Council monthly meetings. Second,helprecruitnewmembersbyaskinganeligibleCatholicmantojointheKnightsofColumbusforhisbenefitandthatofhisfamily.WealsoneedtohaveKnightscomeforwardandtakeleadershiprolesinourCouncil.

JanuarybringsthereminderoftheSupremeCourt’sdecisionintheRoevs.Wade,legalizingabortion.Letusalltaketimetoprayforallthelivesthathavebeenaffectedby thisdecision.Pro-LifeServiceswillbeheld in January.Pleasewatchforfurtherdetailsinthechurchbulletins.TherewillalsobeaRIGHTTOLIFEWALKinColumbusonSaturday,January23at2pm.Formoreinfo,talktoBrotherAlHenneke,orseetheflyerpostedatthehall.

Savethesedates!!!Saturday,February13,2016isLadiesAppreciationNight.RustyandMarilynFreedmanareplanningawonderfuleveningforyou.It is very important that everyone RSVP for this evening.Youmaycall968-5117,becauseitisamustfororderingthefood.AlsoonTuesday,January26,2016thecouncilwillhostthefirstRedRoosteroftheyear,thisisalsoClergyNight.SotrytoattendtoshowourPriestsandDeaconshowmuchweappreciatewhattheydoforus.

Duesnoticeshavebeenmailedandwewouldappreciatepromptpayment.Ifyouarebehindonyourduesfromlastyearorbeyond,pleasetrytohaveyourduescaughtuporcontacttheFinancialSecretarywithanyquestions.

OurCouncil ishostingaSecond&ThirdDegreeExemplificationSundayFebruary21,2016.IfyouhavenotreceivedyourSecondandThirdDegree,thisisanexcellentopportunitytodoso.

WewillalsobehavingablooddriveattheKofChallonTuesday,February16.OurcouncilhostedaFirstDegreeonDecember29,andwewelcomedin6

newKofCmembers.TheyareTreySupak,MichaelMueller,AllenKeilers,KurtLeer,ZachTrlicek,andAaronJanda.

ThedateissetforthisyearsKnightsofColumbusMemorialGolfTournament.ItwillbeheldonFriday,March18,so,savethedate.Thisisoneofourcouncilsmajorfundraiserstohelpraisescholarshipmoneyforourdeservingcollegeboundyouth.

MayGodblessyouandHAPPYNEWYEAR!!!

GrandKnight, RandyProske

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OFFICERS:Grand Knight Randy Proske ................................968-3674

Deputy Grand Knight Arlin Keilers ....................................249-6423

District Deputy Steven Thaman ......................512-308-9929

Financial Secretary Marcus Recek ................................968-2795

Chancellor Jared Surman ................................966-3851

Recorder Matt Henneke ................................966-2582

Treasurer Mark Novak ....................................968-9984

Advocate Larry Sulak ..............................979-242-3033

Chaplain Rev. Dan Kahlich ...........................247-4441 Rev. Matthew Kinney .....................968-3430

Warden Jim Kothmann ................................966-3456

Trustee 1 Year Garry Schellberg .....................713-820-0500

Trustee 2 Year Ralph Dunk ....................................968-5060

Trustee 3 Year Pat Kalina Jr. .................................966-3702

Outside Guard Charles Youngblood ...............713-992-0587

Inside Guard Gary Antosh ...................................242-3009

Insurance Representative Jody Supak ....................................968-5332

Lecturer Rusty Freedman ............................247-3490

COMMITTEES:


Program Director .................... Christopher Proske


Larry Sulak (Plum)

Community Director ...............................................

Activities Director ...................................................

Pro-Life Director .........................Garry Schellberg


Community Center Chairman .........Leonard Gabler

EMAIL: [email protected]

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LaGrange-Hostyn-Plum 968-5117 APRIL 2010

GRAND KNIGHT’S MESSAGE: Happy Easter!!!! I hope everyone is taking time to prepare for the celebration of Easter, ending the season of Lent. This is a great time to reflect on Jesus’ life, death and resurrection. Always remember that Christ gave His life to save us from our sins. Check your parish bulletins for your Holy Week schedule. We need to mark our calendars for the MS 150 Bike-A-Thon which is on April 16-18. We will need as many members as possible to help out. We will be loading and hauling equipment to and from the Fair Grounds. We will be preparing, serving and cleaning up for two meals, dinner for about 3,000 and breakfast about 4,000. We need the Group Chairmen to contact the members in their groups to help. For more information contact Mark Ulrich @ 966-3385 or Hall Manager J.R. Baca @ 968-5117. Look inside newsletter for more information. The Officers of your Council have approved the establishment of a Knights of Columbus Council 2574 website. Current information and updated scheduling can be placed on the website for quick access. We will continue to send newsletters to those who may not have access to the internet but the less we have to mail and print the more we can save the Council. Postage is not going down. I will have more information in the future and please attend a meeting for more information. Email addresses will be compiled to send newsletters in addition to having them available on the website. Calendar of events at the KC Hall for Work Groups can be updated daily if needed. The Officers of your Council will be recommending Ed Sulak as the new Hall Manager for approval at the April Council meeting. J Roy Baca and Mary have provided many years of tremendous service to our Council by taking care of the business at the KC Hall. We thank them for that and I look forward to working with Ed to continue the service the KC Hall provides for our commu-nity. May God Bless you and keep you!

Happy Easter!!!

GRAND KNIGHT, Mark Ulrich

OFFICERS:Grand Knight Mark Ulrich .....................................247-4803

Deputy Grand Knight ......................................................................

District Deputy Ed Sulak .................................979-378-3020

Financial Secretary James Gardner ..............................242-3358

Chancellor Larry Sulak .....................................242-3033

Recorder Matt Henneke ...............................................


Advocate Edwin Hughes .........................361-865-2134

Chaplain Msgr. Harry Mazurkiewicz ......979-378-2504

Chaplain Msgr. Stanley Petru .......................247-4441

Warden Carlo Triolo ....................................249-5372

Trustee 1 Year Ricky Dippel ...................................968-6686

Trustee 2 Year Ralph Dunk ....................................968-5060

Trustee 3 Year Rusty Freedman ............................247-3490

Outside Guard Dan Muras .....................................247-4366

Inside Guard Keith Weishuhn ..............................966-0473


Lecturer Pat Janca .......................................968-3933

COMMITTEES:


Program Director ...................................................

Church Director .....................................................Morgan Smith (Sacred Heart)

Benedict Kallus (Hostyn)



Pro-Life Director .............................Jim Kothmann

Youth Director ....................................Ricky Dippel

Community Center Chairman ....... Rusty Freedman

PENSION INCOME AND SURVIVORSHIP COSTS Do you have a Pension Plan at work? If so, this is some important information for you to read. Really, this is important information for anyone who has a retirement plan (401-k, 403b, 457, IRA, etc.) as most of these accounts require you to make decisions about your accounts upon retir-ing as well. Pensions are very good retirement vehicles because you can’t outlive the money promised if you choose a lifetime income. But pensions do come with some drawbacks that can be very costly if not addressed properly. Married retired pension plan participants are required to make a choice. They can take the maximum monthly income for the life of the retiring employee only (e.g., $3,000 a month) or take a substantially reduced pen-sion for the lifetime of both the retiring employee and his/her spouse (e.g., $2,000 per month). In the absence of any planned alternatives, most employees and their spouses feel compelled to take the reduced life income at retirement. Unfortunately, once this option is selected it may not be changed & can be costly. The potential cost of this decision can be enormous. If your spouse predeceases you or, if you & your spouse both live a full life & die together or within a short period of time of each other, little or no benefits are ever realized after many years of reduced pension payments. In most cases children or other heirs do not inherit any benefits. The money you & your family would have received if you lived is returned back into the pen-sion system. Using the example above, a retiree who chooses the reduced pension route ($2,000 a month vs $3,000) & lived his/her normal life expectancy would cost his family right at $250,000. That’s correct, a quarter million dollars would be lost by choosing this route. This is a huge loss of money for your family & doesn’t take into account the amount of earnings lost on that sum of money. The conclusion: pension survivor-ship options equate to very expensive term life insurance which may never pay a benefit. The problem is most people don’t realize there are other options so they choose the reduced pension because it seems the best and only way to go. There is a much better fool proof way to guarantee you and your family will receive the full value of your pension. The solution: purchase permanent life insurance prior to or at retirement and elect to take the full monthly pension benefit. The earlier in life you do this, the better. The advantages of doing it this way are many. The cost will be less, the proceeds will be mostly income tax free & the Insurance benefits can go to your spouse, children or any other person you choose upon death. Also, if your spouse passes on first, you can turn the insurance policy into an extra lifetime income producing asset or can choose to surrender the policy for its full cash surrender value or you can pass the money onto to whoever you choose such as your children. Choosing this route guarantees the money promised will actually get to you and your family. Taking a little time NOW, rather than later to look at this, will save you much heartache & cash down the road. Gather your information aboutyour work or individual retirement plan(s) and give us a call. The costs are too GREAT for you to ignore this so, contact us today so we can get your retirement on track & keep it that way. You can reach us, Doug or Jody Supak, at (979) 968-5332 or email us at: [email protected] By the way, if you’re a Federal, State, County or City employee, a School Teacher, a LCRA employee or have taken it upon yourself to start an IRA, 403b or other retirement account then it would be in your best interest to contact us about this all important matter. The Knights provide programs that may well double your retirement income & will guarantee the money get’s to you & your family. Call us Today!

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Chromcik Council #2574LaGrange-Hostyn-Plum 968-5117•www.lagrangekc.com NOVEMBER2012

GRANDKNIGHT’SMESSAGE:Our Annual Turkey and Dressing Dinner was a great success. We

servedaround1730plates!!Thankyoutoallthemembersandwiveswhoworkedtomakethisdrive-thrusuccessful.Ourcommunitylooksforwardtothatmealeachyearbecauseofthegreatcookswehave.

OnNovember13,2012,wewillbeholdingourAnnualMemorialMassattheKCCommunityCenter.Thisisabeautifulcelebrationandremembrance of our CDA and KC members who have gone to theireternalreward.Moreinformationisinsidethenewsletter.Makeplanstoattend.

ColumbusDayCelebrationwasheldonSunday,October14th.About125membersandguestsattendedourfamilydinner.WemadedonationstoSacredHeartSchool,SacredHeartCCDand to theGenerationsofFaithinHostynandPlum.Yourmanyhoursofdedicatedservicetoyourcouncilmadethesedonationspossible.ThankYouAgain!!!

SaturdayDecember9th,ourKCandCDAChristmasPartywillbeheldattheKCCommunityCenter.Socialwillbeginat4pm.PleasecomeandenjoythefellowshipduringthisbeautifultimeoftheyearpreparingfortheanniversaryofthebirthofJesusChrist,ourSavior.

Iamverydisappointedattheturnoutforthewoodsplitting.Brothers,Iknowthereisnowayeveryonecanmakeit,andIknowthatitmightnot have been the best weekend, but being a part of an organizationsometimes means we need to make sacrifices.We are going to try thisagainonNovember17.Please try tomakeaneffort this time tocomeout.Westillhavea lotofwoodtosplit.Thankyou.Thankyoutotheelevenmembersthatdidcomeout:WilbertMueller,JimKothmann,BobBelota,HankHolub,AnthonyKristek,HaroldFietsam,NickHavelka,Larry Sulak, Steve Seberger, CarloTriolo, and Douglas Mueller. Also Iliked to senda special thankyou tobrotherRustyFreedmanandMissAngieKleiberforlettingususetheirtractors.

Wishing you a Blessed Thanksgiving! We all have so much to bethankfulfor.CountyourblessingandbowyourheadinthanksandprayforHiscontinuedBlessings.

Untilnexttime,MayGodBlessyouandkeepyou.

GRANDKNIGHT, PatKalinaJr.

http://www.lagrangekc.com

OFFICERS:Grand Knight Pat Kalina Jr. .................................966-3702

Deputy Grand Knight Randy Proske ................................968-3674

District Deputy Chester Dombrowski ..............512-796-5088

Financial Secretary Marcus Recek ................................968-2795

Chancellor Carlo Triolo ....................................249-5372

Recorder Matt Henneke ................................966-2582


Advocate Edwin Hughes .........................361-865-2134

Chaplain Msgr. Harry Mazurkiewicz ......979-968-5383

Chaplain Rev. Dan Kahlich ...........................247-4441

Warden Larry Sulak .....................................242-3033

Trustee 1 Year Ricky Dippel ...................................968-6686

Trustee 2 Year Keith Weishuhn ..............................966-0473

Trustee 3 Year Mark Ulrich .....................................247-4803

Outside Guard Jim Kothmann ................................966-3456

Inside Guard Stephen Mazoch ............................702-0698


Lecturer Rusty Freedman ............................247-3490

COMMITTEES:


Program Director ................................ Ralph Dunk


Larry Sulak (Plum)



Pro-Life Director ....................................................


Community Center Chairman ............. David Goerig

KNIGHTLYNEWS JANUARY2021

WHOISTHEPOPE?

Thewordpopemeansfather.InancientGreekitwasachild’stermofaffectionforthefatherofthefamily,butwasborrowedbylaterLatinasanhonorific.BothGreek-speakingEasternandLatin-speakingWesternCatholicsthenappliedittopriests,bishopsandpatriarchsasheadsoftheirspiritualfamilies.Today,priestsoftheOrthodoxChurchesofGreece,RussiaandSerbiastillcalltheirparishpriestpope.

Gradually,however,LatinChristianitybegantorestrictitsusage.Atthebeginningofthe3rdcentury,papawasatermofrespectforclergyinhighpositions.Bythe5thcentury,itwasappliedparticularlytotheBishopofRome,withoutexcludingotherusages.Afterthe8thcentury,however,asfartheWestwasconcernedthetitlewasexclusivelyusedoftheBishopofRome.Indeed,thegreatreformingPope,GregoryVII(1073-1085),officiallyrestricteditsusetotheBishopofRome.

AstheCouncilofFlorenceaffirmedin1439,definedasamatteroffaithbytheFirstVaticanCouncilin1870,andendorsedbytheSecondVaticanCouncilin1964,JesusChristconferredthepositionofprimacyinthechurchuponPeteralone.InsolemnlydefiningthePetrineprimacy,theFirstVaticanCouncilcitedthethreeclassicalNewTestamenttextslongassociatedwithit:John1:42,John21:15ff.,and,aboveall,Matthew16:18ff.Thecouncilunderstoodthesetexts,alongwithLuke22:32,tosignifythatChristhimselfconstitutedSaintPeterasprinceoftheapostlesandvisibleheadofthechurch,possessedofaprimacyofjurisdictionthatwastopassdowninperpetuitytohispapalsuccessors,alongwiththeauthoritytopronounceinfalliblyonmattersoffaithormorals.

TheimportanceofPeterintheChurchChristestablishedisalsoaffirmedbythemorenumerousmentionsofthisapostleintheNewTestamentandtheevidentauthorityofPeteronthoseoccasions.AttheCouncilofJerusalem(Acts15),itwasPeterwhodecidedwhatwastobedonewithGentileconvertsandstatesthatchoiceasamatteroffirmpolicy.Indeed,itwastoPeterthatGodrevealedthatthegentilesweretobeevangelized,eventhoughitwouldbePaulwhowouldbecometheirmost-ferventapostle.

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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITYThe Texas State Knights of Columbus will be accepting Student Grant Applications through March 1, 2021.

Each diocese may receive 1 – 4 $ 1,000 grants based on the population of Knights (as of July 1, 2020) in the diocese.

There are also two “at Large” grants awarded to the top two applicants remaining after the selection of all diocesan applicants. One at-large grant is awardable to a diocesan pool of applicants.

A Legible email of the applicant is most important. Email applications are the best way to apply by scanning all documents into a NON-ZIP file and attached to the email. I will notify the applicant by email of the status of the application when I receive it, thus validating the email entered. We ask that regular mail is used if sending hard copies. PLEASE DO NOT USE SIGNATURE REQUIRED OR REGISTERED MAIL.

Please thoroughly read the application as all the information is there to answer all of your questions. However, should you have a question, please call or email me with any questions.

A fill-in application is available in the Star Guide at: https://www.tkofc.org/assets/uploads/docs/final-2021-grant-app.pdf Blessings,Giacomo R. Leone, Educational Grants Chair512-983-7576 cell

CATHOLIC CORNER

KNIGHTLYNEWS JANUARY2021

Jan. 15 – Jonathan K. Brandt, Justin W. Dahse, Vincent P. Matocha Jan. 16 – Ryan J. Janacek, Robert J. Smith Jan. 17 – Zachary A. Fabre Jan. 18 – Darrell G. Bertsch, Chad R. Chovanec, Kevin Charles Gardner, Cleo Lee Schneider Jan. 19 – Brian R. Kruppa Jan. 20 – Leo A. Sanchez, James M. Swafford Jan. 21 – Benedict R. Kallus, Matt C. MoerbeJan. 23 – Edwardo Alvarez, Michael J. Susil, John A. Wolff Jan. 24 – Harold A. Fietsam Jr., Robert J. SvrcekJan. 25 – Clarence Faldyn, Eric C. Kubesch, Nicholas M. Soto, Ronald M. Sulik Jan. 26 – William Clyde Cantrell, Troy E. Kainer, John P. Zbranek Jan. 27 – Colton B. Brugger, Robert E. Gulash Jan. 29 – Zachary J. Kielty, Rev. Robert E. Knippenberg Jr. Jan. 30 – Jeff W. Faldyn, Larry W. Gaddes, Wayne E. Marek, Gregory L. Trlicek, Larry J. Zbranek Jan. 31 – Jose E. Cabrera, Gilbert H. Henderson, Kevin R. Sacky, Shane B. Surman Feb. 1 – Edwin P. Sulik Jr. Feb. 2 – Robert L. BelotaFeb. 3 – Bradley A. Faldyn, Walter E. Stoever, Thomas R. Supak Feb. 4 – Gary D. Antosh, Jakob W. Schlemmer Feb. 7 – Ben W. Bohuslav, Christian I. Carrillo, Tucker W. HerringFeb. 8 – Kyle T. Janda, Weston B. MozisekFeb. 10 – Jason M. Jecmenek Feb. 11 – Dennis M. Belota, Connor R. Bertsch, Alfred S. Torres Feb. 12 – Robert T. Fojtik Feb. 14 – Garrett K. Martinek

Important Dates To Remember

JANUARY 12Council Meeting

(6:00pm social with distancing)

JANUARY 26Officer Meeting (6:00pm)

JANUARY 27Blood Drive

(KC Community Center)

JANUARY 28Animal Shelter Drive Thru

(KC Catered 4:00 to 6:00pm)

JANUARY 31BBQ Sunday

FEBRUARY 16Hostyn CDA Drive Thru

(4:00 to 6:00pm)

FEBRUARY 17Ash Wednesday

Happy Birthday To You!Our Council would like to wish the following members a

“Happy Birthday” and many more happy, healthy years ahead. Enjoy your special day!

KNIGHTLYNEWS JANUARY2021Knights of ColumbusP.O. Box 795La Grange, Texas 78945

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Happy New Year! As we begin the new year it’s common to review the past year and look at what we’d like to accomplish in the new one. Already there’s been much advertising and talk about 2021 and the relation to our eyesight…how we’ll be able to see more clearly, look at the year with new vision, not be shortsighted. Of course all this talk about the future brings us to the usual thinking about the new year…making resolutions. That is a good thing! All of us want to resolve to do those things that will lead to happier, healthier lives. Some of the most common resolutions are to lose weight, get in shape and exercise more. Others resolve to stop smoking. If you think about the spiritual, many new year’s resolutions concern having a more centered prayer life or receiving the sacraments more often. Many of my friends think more about quality time…quality time spent with their family and friends; those that are most important in their lives. As you think about family, one resolution I can help you keep is to update your Family Service Record and take stock of your financial goals. Are you where you want to be? Do you have a plan? With our professional approach using the Profiles+ Forecaster financial needs analysis you can see if there are any gaps in your coverage and how close you are to achieving your goals and aspirations. Some members are not aware of all the products we have to offer: Life insurance, long term care insurance, disability income insurance and retirement annuities. These products can help protect your family in all the financial situations where you might find yourself. Life insurance protects your loved ones financially if you are not here to help provide. The need for life insurance changes at different stages of a person’s life: Young and unmarried members and the man retiring next month each have life insurance needs, but the type and amount may vary widely. I can give you some advice on that. Disability income insurance provides a paycheck if you are sick or hurt and can’t work. If your company offers some, do you know how much, for how long and is it taxable? I can help sort that out. Long term care insurance protects those assets you’ve worked so hard all your life to accumulate. Don’t deplete all the family’s savings for a care event when the Knights can take on that risk. With all the concern about market volatility and the health of Social Security, our fixed rate annuities guarantee a minimum interest rate for life, the safety of conservative investment strategy and an income stream you cannot outlive.What’s most important to you and your family? There is no cookie cutter answer. That’s why I meet with members and their spouses and first determine what issues are of most concern to you. From there I can help analyze where you are in relation to your goals and construct a plan to get you where you want to go. All done in the comfort of your home and at your convenience. As a brother Knight and your field agent I have so much more responsibility than a simple financial advisor or stock broker. We’ll take a look at your dreams, goals and aspirations for 2021 and beyond. Resolve today to meet with me and ensure that at the end of this new year, your financial picture will be seen with 2021 vision. I’m exclusively here to assist you and your family. You can reach me Jody Supak at (979) 968-5332-Office, (979) 966-3140-Cell, [email protected] or stop by my office at 130 S. College St. in La Grange. Vivat Jesus!

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Group 1 - Charles Youngblood/Pat Lyons 713-992-0587/713-829-4305 Group 7 - Matt Henneke/Billy Roensch 966-2582/966-7303Group 2 - Harold Fietsam/Benedict Kallus 247-3433/247-4424 Group 8 - Hank Holub/Bob Belota 242-3531Group 3 - Pat Kalina Jr./Jared Surman 966-3702 Group 9 - Richard Hoffmann/Patrick Hoffmann/Ted HoffmanGroup 4 - Freedman/Ulrich 247-3490 966-3069/966-3469Group 5 - Svrcek/Smith 968-8392/968-6974 Group 10 - Posas / Sanchez 968-3528 / 966-3233Group 6 - Proske/Supak 968-8630/968-5332 Group 11 - J.R. Baca/Ralph Dunk 968-5169/968-5060

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LA GRANGE TIRE, INC.KEITH WEISHUHN

Road Service • Major Auto RepairBatteries & Tubes • Wheel Balancing • LubeBrake Jobs • Alignments • State Inspections

547 East TravisLa Grange, TX 78945

(979) 968-3467www.lagrangetire.net

(979) 247-4550

DOUG MUELLER575RogersTrail•LaGrange,Texas78945

(979)639-1930

PumpInstallerLic.#4464KLPWaterTreatmentSpecialistLic.#WT0004549

DCM WATER TREATMENT & PUMP SERVICE, LLC

705 Upton Ave. • P.O. Box 429Schulenburg, TX 78956

979.743.4511 • 800.874.9621Fax 979.743.4230

www.schulenburgprinting.com

La Grange 979-968-9511Schulenburg 979-743-6541

Flatonia 361-865-2875Weimar 979-725-1030

www.fayettesavings.com

Daniel CernochPlumbing, Inc.

Master Plumber M18613

548 S. Reynolds968-8069

Knights ofColumbus

INSURANCELife • Term • Retirement • Annuities

Education • Mortgage • IRALong Term Care

Doug & Jody SupakP.O. Box 248 • La Grange, Texas 78945

(979) 968-5332A.M. Best: A++ Standard & Poor’s: AAA

WILLIAM GILMANOwner - Manager

LA GRANGE NAPA210 E. TravisLa Grange, Texas 78945(979) 968-8484

Truck&AutoRepairAutoDiagnosticService

ACSpecialist,HeavyRusty & Marilyn Freedman, owners

968-51901621WestHwy.71

www.rbtruckauto.com

967 E. Colorado 968-9595

PESEK-HERMESMEMORIALS, INC.

Granite & Marble WorksHallettsville, Texas 77964

SALESMANROBERT B. KALLUS

2644 Kallus Road • La Grange, TX 78945HOSTYN 1-979-247-4550

MUELLER FEEDCarrying a full line of feeds for

Wildlife, Livestock, Poultry, and Pets

Operated by Arlin Keilers, Owner

(979) 249-35653105 E. St. Hwy. 71 • La Grange, TX

PHARMACYDrive-Thru Available

Mon.-Fri.: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.Saturdays: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.Sundays: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.450 E. Travis 968-8677

Commercial Printing • Business FurnitureOffice Supplies • Art & DesignEmbroidery • Silk Screening

FarmersLumber Company

Quality Building Materials

Since 1907

968-3161515 E. TRAVIS

La Grange, TX 78945

979-968-3187La Grange, TX • www.kleibertractor.com

Johnny & Linda OviedoDealers

1980 West Hwy 71 Bypass • La Grange, Texas 78945Ph: 1-800-242-5981 • Fax 979-242-5977Cell Phone: 979-702-9377 • Email: [email protected]

www.OviedoDodge.com

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FAYETTEMEMORIAL

FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY

“Your Local Community-OwnedFuneral Home”

“Unless a grain of wheat falls to the earth & dies, it remains a grain of wheat. But if it dies, it yields a rich

harvest.” John 12:24

Sales & Service Since 1959

Electric &Plumbing, Inc.

866-743-3056719 Upton Ave.-Schulenburg

TACLA010545C TECL00029685 TMP1390

Ron Langhamer - President

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Jim and Marilyn Kothmann

LA GRANGE TIRE, INC.KEITH WEISHUHN

Road Service • Major Auto RepairBatteries & Tubes • Wheel Balancing • LubeBrake Jobs • Alignments • State Inspections

547 East TravisLa Grange, TX 78945

(979) 968-3467www.lagrangetire.net

(979) 247-4550

DOUG MUELLER575RogersTrail•LaGrange,Texas78945

(979)639-1930

PumpInstallerLic.#4464KLPWaterTreatmentSpecialistLic.#WT0004549

DCM WATER TREATMENT & PUMP SERVICE, LLC

705 Upton Ave. • P.O. Box 429Schulenburg, TX 78956

979.743.4511 • 800.874.9621Fax 979.743.4230

www.schulenburgprinting.com

In Memory ofRichard Cernosek

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Knights of Columbushelp recruit new members by asking an eligible Catholic man to join the Knights Columbus for hisbenefitand that of family. We also need to have Knights come forward