THE NORFOLK KNIGHT November 2019 Knights of Columbus

Volume 40, No. 5 Norfolk, Virginia – Council 367

“The First Council In The South” – September 25, 1898

Knights of Columbus, Council 367 meetings are held

the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each month beginning

promptly at 7:00 p.m.

The Norfolk Knight is published by and for the membership of

Knights of Columbus, Norfolk, Va. Council 367. The views

expressed therein are not necessarily those of the Knights of

Columbus. It is published monthly to inform the membership and

auxiliary on issues of concern. The publication is posted on the

Council’s website at kofc367.org and can be mailed to members

free of charge, upon request. Comments may be mailed to: Editor,

5201 Kennebeck Ave., Norfolk, VA 23513.

COMING UP AT

“THE FIRST COUNCIL IN THE SOUTH” November 1: ALL SAINTS DAY November 2: ALL SOULS DAY November 2: CHS Crusader 5K run November 2: 40 Days Prayer Vigil (Plan Parent) November 3: DAYLIGHT SAVINGS (Turn Back) November 3: Sacred Heart 125th Anniversary November 3: Special Olympics (Haygood Skating) November 5: ELECTION DAY November 6: Business Meeting (500 Club) November 8: Clergy Appreciation Dinner November 9: State Soccer Challenge – CHS VB November 10: Knights United Mass – OLOV 9:30 am November 11: VETERANS DAY November 13: Officers Meeting (Open to All) November 14: Memorial Mass November 16: Columbus Club/Council Clean Up November 17: SH Breakfast & FOM Presentation November 20: 2nd (Formation Degree) November 21: SH Servant Leader Apprec Dinner November 23: SPX Religious Ed Support Lunch November 25: Assemble Thanksgiving Baskets November 28: HAPPY THANKSGIVING November 30: 1st KOVAR DRIVE 8 AM – 4 PM November 30: Coats 4 Kids Drive Ends

Grand Knight’s Message

Brothers, Families, and Friends of Council 367,

The Admissions Degree in the Knights of Columbus

is like a Sacrament in the Church. Although technically not

the same and certainly not sanctioned as such, a candidate's

completion of the Admissions Degree should be thought of as

having as much import on his spiritual and religious

development as does the conferring of one of the Sacraments

in the Catholic Church itself. I believe it's critically important

to think of it that way. Doing so puts the proper perspective

on everything we stand for and should be doing as Knights.

One of the characteristics of a sacrament that is

celebrated in the Catholic Church is that it is a visible rite.

That means that the sacrament is conducted in public in front

of the parishioners. Another characteristic is that a sacrament

is conferred by the priest who has been divinely vested with

the authority to do so. Only he can confer the sacrament upon

the uninitiated.

See Grand Knight’s Message, Page 3

Council Activities Go to our website at www.kofc367.org for more detailed info.

COATS FOR KIDS - Please donate clean, usable coats for

this cause. Cash donations also accepted. The coat drive will

end on November 30th. Contact PGK John Person at 675-2107.

FORTY DAYS PRAYER VIGIL – From 11 am – 12 pm on

Saturday, November 2nd, to silently protest against abortion

outside Planned Parenthood. Rosary will be prayed.

SPECIAL OLYMPICS – Come cheer the Athletes & help

during the Roller-Skating event being held at Haygood Skating

Rink located at 1036 Ferry Plantation Rd in VB on November

3rd. Contact PGK Larry Forsythe at 383-2585 for more info.

CLERGY APPRECIATION DINNER – Please come out

and enjoy a very delicious pasta dinner and to show our

appreciation and support for our clergy. Price of meal TBD.

KNIGHTS UNITED AT MASS – Celebrate Mass and the

Consecration of the Holy Family at OLOV Chapel. 0930 Mass.

MEMORIAL MASS – Our Memorial Mass will be celebrated

by Fr Eric Ayers, Pastor of Blessed Sacrament, on November

14th, at 7 PM. Please come to remember and honor all our

fallen brothers from the past year.

BREAKFAST & FOM SACRED HEART – Sunday,

November 17th, Family of the Month presentation at 8 AM

Mass & breakfast after Mass. Donations accepted to help raise

money for the Youth Group.

SACRED HEART SERVANT LEADR APPREC DINNER

– Thursday, November 21st, we will be preparing and serving

dinner at Sacred Heart for their Leader Appreciation Dinner.

See Council Activities, Page 3

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Knight of the Month

The Knight of the Month is a Brother that

exemplifies the passion for a program that we all need to have.

He has single handedly directed the Council's life programs

this fraternal year. He spearheaded the 40 Days for Life

Prayer Vigil initiative and led us on our first ever abortion

clinic protest. His inspirational leadership was key to

amassing the most Knights for a prayer vigil that the Council

has ever had. He recently represented the Council at a regional

right to life conference. He is also leading the planning effort

for the national Match for Life.

As a parish Round Table Coordinator, he led a

highly successful religious education breakfast event that

yielded several prospects for the Council. Finally, this Knight

has stepped up to accept a leadership position in the Fourth

Degree. He is an outstanding example of a Knight.

Congratulations to Peter Laurin on his selection as the

October Knight of the Month.

Vivat Jesus,

Dan

Grand Knight’s Message, from Page 1

Finally, the completion of a sacrament typically

involves some sort of verbal or physical affirmation from the

conferee. All of those factors make a sacrament a mystical

channel of divine grace. The receiver of the sacrament is

forever changed at the completion of the ceremony. A very

similar thing takes place in the Knights of Columbus during

an Admissions Degree. Think about our ceremonials.

Every sacrament involves visible and invisible

realities. The invisible part of it is God's gift to redeem us

through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ via the Holy

Spirit. It is because of this divine grace that we get directly

from God that we derive the commission that we have spoken

about previously. Because of that commission, we are

empowered and even required to act on behalf of God. It is a

powerful concept. But without the visible part, it is

meaningless.

The visible part of the sacrament is all about the

conferee. More correctly, it is about action as manifested in

our lives on a daily basis. Our response to the invisible gift of

God's grace through the conferring of the sacrament is how

we are measured individually as Knights and as a group in the

Council. Because God is sharing his holiness with us through

the sacrament, we must also share it with others. We do that

through our foremost principle: charity.

Most sacraments are received only once. Others are

not. Those that are not, require ongoing action and active

participation by the conferee in order to foster actual living of

the faith. As Saint Matthew so famously said: Faith without

action is dead. The conferring of a sacrament is designed to

spiritually nourish the celebrant such that he is imbued with

the Holy Spirit to an extraordinary extent that he will want to

show his love of God by helping others through action. Doing

anything less is essentially ignoring the will of God.

The beauty of the Knights of Columbus is that

through the "sacrament" of the Admissions Degree, a Brother

has the ability to put his faith into action immediately and

constantly. He is able to prove his holiness and make the

world holier. It is a self-fulfilling prophecy. By

demonstrating holiness through acts of charity coupled with

humility, a Knight will surely reap the benefit of receiving the

grace of God and thus growing his faith. Demonstrating

charity, giving worship to God, and building up the body of

Christ will cause you to grow your faith. That is concept is

implicit in our mission statement. It doesn't get much better.

As good Catholic gentlemen, each of us Knights

must demonstrate our faith in our daily lives. Our various and

numerous programs, fundraising efforts, and works of charity

enable us to easily exemplify the fulfillment of the sacrament

that has been bestowed on us during the Admissions

Degree. However, it is up to each of us to make it happen. I

would encourage all of you to get involved in Council

activities so that you can fulfill God's will for you. Remember:

Active Knights Stay Knights. The corollary is this: Active

Knights are more faith filled Knights. Let that be you.

Vivat Jesus,

Dan Doyle

Family of the Month

Our Family of the Month is from Sacred Heart

Church. He was instrumental in forming “That Man Is You”

men's group five years ago. Each Saturday morning about 30

men meet for breakfast, to watch a video presentation, and

then discuss ways to be better men of God. He has steadfastly

shepherded the men as they learn ways to be better leaders,

husbands, and fathers for their families. He has also been a

youth leader and chaperone for the past two National Catholic

Youth Conferences (NCYC). He is a confirmation sponsor

for parish youth and has been a member of the 125th

Anniversary Committee that organized events for the parish's

celebrations this past year.

His wife will be a chaperone for the 2019 NCYC.

She also prepares the weekly sides for the TV in the

commons. Their daughter has attended NCYC and is a youth

council leader. Their son has also attended sessions for

confirmation and assists with the soup kitchen at the

parish. This family serves as a great model of servant

leadership and involvement for our parish. Congratulations

to Kevin, Kelly, Ashby & Seth Larkin as the October

Family of the Month!

Vivat Jesus,

Dan

Council Activities, from Page 1

SPX RELIGIOUS ED SUPPORT LUNCH – Saturday,

November 23rd, we will be preparing and serving lunch at SPX

for their Religious Ed Support Group from 10 AM – 1 PM.

1st KOVAR DRIVE – Saturday, November 30th, from 8 AM

– 4 PM at intersection of Chesapeake Blvd & Little Creek Rd.

We need four two-person teams to cover four two-hour shifts.

Contact KOVAR Chairman, PGK Ron Schafer, 735-1644.

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COMING UP IN DECEMBER AT

“THE FIRST COUNCIL IN THE SOUTH” December 1: 1st Sunday of Advent December 2: 4th Degree Meeting at 10601 December 4: Business Mtng & Decorate Lounge

Decembr 4-10: NEST at Blessed Sacrament December 5: Dinner at Blessed Sacrament NEST December 5: SPX Religion Education Dinner December 8: SPX FOM Presentation – Mass TBD December 8: Solemnity Immaculate Conception December 11: Officer’s Meeting December 13: Christmas Party Pot Luck December 15: Fabulous Family Breakfast w/Santa December 19: Assemble Christmas Baskets Decem 25-31: NEST - Christ the King December 25: MERRY CHRISTMAS December 25: HAPPY BIRTHDAY JESUS December 31: NEW YEAR’s EVE

Columbus Club Report

Brothers, Families, and Friends,

Save the Date:

Saturday November 16, 2019, is our annual Council

367/ Columbus Club work day, at our Council home. Mark

your calendars and plan to join us for our annual fall cleanup

starting at 0800.

We will need to scrape and paint the exterior stairs in

the back; install a new ceiling light in the CC office. We will

also be planting bushes to replace those that died this summer

in the front of the building. The Sherriff’s work team will be

there again this year to help clean up the leaves and grounds.

Booze Lockers:

As some of you know, we rent lockers to members for

the storage of member’s liquor bottles, for their personal use in

the lounge. We are updating our inventory confirming usage of

individual lockers. We can’t identify the users of the

following lockers. A-11; A-18; A-23;A-26;A-30; B-5;B-

6;B-10;B-18;B-19;B-20;B-22;B-24;B-25;B-26B-30

If you have the key and are still using these lockers

please contact me or PGK John Person so we can update the

records or empty out abandoned lockers.

Maintenance and Improvement Work.

Unfortunately, after trying minimal repairs, we

eventually had to replace the A/C unit is the lounge. We also

had to fix a leak in the sink in the Past Grand Knights Bar. We

are tracking other leaks to cut water waste.

There is a list posted in the Lounge of other pending

work items. We need someone to help with a few electrical

installations and maintenance items. If you have some skills in

this area we could use some help installing lights and moving

a ceiling fan. A list of needed maintenance items is posted on

the closet door in the Lounge. If you can help, please contact

me or House Committee Members: Squad or Napoleon.

Mortgage.

We paid off our mortgage this month. We are forever

grateful for the help of Brother Sir Knight Rich Mozelewski

who was instrumental in obtaining and guaranteeing this loan

for us. He contributed many things to Council 367 and the CC

over the years. We are deeply saddened by his recent death. He

will be missed.

Thank you to all of you that contribute time treasure

and talent to help us keep the Council 367 home operating and

maintained.

Vivat Jesus,

Tom Horsch,

Columbus Club President

*500 Club Winner*

October .. Barbara Sweeney

Remember, drawings are held at our Social Meeting on the

1st Wednesday of each month. For more information, see the

form at the bottom of Page 7.

Financial Secretary Report

Brothers,

Brothers, the end of the year is near and we all know

what that means, it’s time for dues. I will be sending out

notices for 2020 shortly after Thanksgiving. As in the past,

they can be paid by cash, check, or PayPal. There will be a link

on the Council’s webpage to pay by PayPal. If you have any

questions about dues or can’t pay, please contact me and I will

work something out for you.

Vivat Jesus,

Mike Atkinson,

Financial Secretary

HOLIDAY FOOD BASKETS

If you know of any family that is in need of a Thanksgiving

food basket, please let us know. Their names will remain

anonymous and the Knight supplying the name(s) is

responsible for the delivery. Goods and donations can be

dropped off at the Council during any event or given to any

Brother Knight. Contact PGK Pat Brennan at 587-0477.

PGK RICHARD G. MOZELEWSKI

Richard Mozelewski of the 8900 block Granby Street passed away Tuesday October 15, 2019 at

Bon Secours DePaul Hospital. He was born July 9, 1929 in Pennsylvania and joined the Navy after

high school retiring in 1988. He was predeceased in 2005 by his wife of 50 years Alfreda (Perdick)

Mozelewski. Richie is survived by his daughters Marlane Budde and husband CAPT Christopher

Budde, USN of Coronado, Ca. Michaelene (Mickie) Pederson of Norfolk. Granddaughter Melissa

Taylor and her husband Dr. Philip Taylor of Monrovia, Ca and two great-granddaughters Anna

Rae and Ella Lane Taylor of Monrovia. Many friends and family too numerous to mention.

Richie retired from the Navy as a Command Master Chief serving 40 years, was a Past Grand

Knight of the Knights of Columbus, Norfolk Council #367, and a Sir Knight of the 4th degree, Fr.

Matthew J. O’Keefe Assembly #1162.

A 4th Degree Chalice Ceremony and a Mass of Christian Burial was held Saturday, October 26th,

10 AM, at Blessed Sacrament Parish with Fr Eric Ayers as the celebrant. In lieu of flowers,

donations may be made to Navy Marine Corps Relief Society. Cremation Society of Virginia is

handling arrangements.

Rich’s PGK photo for being our Worthy Grand Knight from 7/1/90 - 6/30/91. Below is from a monthly PGK breakfast. PGK Jim Smith, PGK Joe Marasco, PGK Kenny Brink, PGK John Escuadra, Bob Stilson, PGK Rich Mozelewski, PGK Dan Owens, PGK Pat Brennan, PGK, PSD Dr. Vincent Cornetta, & PGK, FDD Ron (Smokey) Stover.

Picture below is from our Fabulous Family Christmas Breakfast. Rich is pictured with daughter Mickie and some bearded guy. PGK Rich was an ardent supporter of this Council and the Columbus Club. He loved his cards, playing the Football Pools, and was always there for friendship and advice!

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ADMISSION DEGREE 10/16/19

40 DAYS FOR LIFE 10/12/19

Welcome Brothers Mitch Carey, Josh Bilger, & Rolando

Almodovar to Council 367 “The First Council in the South!”

Brother Tim Roco & SPX parishioner Felix

holding the Praying the Rosary sign.

SPX PARISH PICNIC 10/13/19 The SPX Knights teamed up with the SPX Men’s Club to help support the Parish Annual Picnic.

Brother Dave Listol lead the team in preparing and serving the food and Brother Peter Laurin

coordinated the children’s games. Thanks to Dave Listol, Peter Laurin, PGK John Person, & Dan

Schmidt in helping with the successful and fun event. The adults also enjoyed the horse races!

Brothers Dan Schmidt, Dave Listol,

& SPX Parishioner Tom Flanagan.

Bottom left is the popular cake walk and upper right was the very

popular horse race. Almost as exciting as the Kentucky Derby!

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YOUTH SOCCER CHALLENGE On October 26th, we held our Youth Soccer Challenge at Holy Trinity Parish. All

the children were able to showcase their skills and qualify for the State Competition

next month. Thanks to Brothers Napoleon Caragan, Dave Harris, Bob LaGreco,

Christopher Woods, and Coordinator Nicholas Ramirez. Great job to all!

WGK attempting

a Worthy Kick!

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Other pictures display the participants, their families, and their awards.

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COATS FOR KIDS ENDS THIS MONTH

HOLIDAY FOOD BASKETS

Coats for Kids ends this month and we’d like to make this the best coat

drive ever. Our best has been 144 coats and right now we have around 70.

Please bring clean coats to the Council so we can finish strong. Contact

PGK John Person at 675-2107 for more information. Thank you!

Folks, it’s that time of the year. Norfolk Council 367 is committed to helping

feed the hungry again this Holiday season. If you know of any family that is

in need of a Thanksgiving food basket, please let us know. Their names will

remain anonymous and the Knight supplying the name(s) is responsible for

the delivery. The Council will be providing the turkeys. Goods and

donations can be dropped off at the Council during any event or given to

any Brother Knight. Items needed are: stuffing mix, instant potatoes, green

beans, cranberry sauce, corn bread mix, corn, gravy or gravy mix, fruit

cocktail, yams/sweet potatoes, and rice. Packing tape is also needed. We will

be assembling the Food Baskets on Monday, November 25th, at 10 AM if

you’d like to help. Please come get your food baskets during this time or

make other arrangements. Contact PGK Pat Brennan at 587-0477. Thanks!

PLEASE GIVE TO OUR ANNUAL KOVAR DRIVE

OUR GOAL IS $10,000

KOVAR is a Virgina Knights of Columbus Charity which has raised more

than $14.5 million since 1971 in assistance for citizens with intellectual

disabilities and funded such projects as:

Home Loans - Interest free loan program to assist in the purchase of group homes

Transportation - 20% funding to assist in purchasing vehicles needed to transport persons with intellectual

disabilities

Group Home Furnishings - Provides grants for organizations needing to furnish group homes

Infant Intervention Programs - Grants to establish early detection programs to identify infants with or at risk of

intellectual disability

Training Programs - Necessary funding for organizations to train person with intellectual disability to enhance their

quality of community living

Startup Programs - Grants to establish new and innovative programs designed to assist individuals with intellectual

disabilities and their families

Special Olympics - Virginia Knights of Columbus is a Presenting Sponsor of Special Olympics Virginia, with

KOVAR donating $50,000 per year.

PGK Ron Schafer is our KOVAR Chairman. We plan to hold several events this year to realize our Council's

goal of raising $10,000 is challenging for this worthy charity and that’s why we need your help! You, your

families and your friends can all volunteer your time and provide the manpower to get us to our goal. Our first

fundraiser will be Saturday, November 30th, Thanksgiving weekend as we will collect contributions at the

corner of Chesapeake Blvd. and Little Creek Rd. in Norfolk. We will collect from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and

will require four two-person teams per shift to cover four two-hour shifts. If you can help or need more

information, please call PGK Ron Schafer at 735-1644.

For more information about KOVAR, please visit http://www.kovar.org.

Brother Tony Quezon and Gabby Visconti, granddaughter

of PGK John Person, asking for donations for the Tootsie

Rolls. All family members are welcome to participate.

You can also contribute to these different campaigns.

42569 Combined Federal Campaign

#735 Virginia Combined Campaign

#8838 United Way

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Sick and Deceased

We pray for those listed below prior to each Council Meeting and ask that each Brother also remember them in their prayers and at Mass:

Joan Austin Sharon Bechtel Dr Frederick Brown

Jody Bowman Diane Carlan Bill Carr

Joaquin Chacon Earnest Dailey Daniel Dowd Sr

Truman Elliott Aria Epperly Philip Escuadra

Paul Forsythe Jesse Gagne Cammy Hipp

William Hollman Joseph Horvac Melissa Kocurek

Pat Hughes Garnell Housler Walker King

Olivia Kukanich Lademan Family Joe Marasco

Cooper Masingell Mike McKenna Cindy Michalski

Jack Michalski J.R. Morris Ray Parker

Harrie Pearson Jay Perez Ron Potrzebowski

David Powel Sauda Pousa Betty Priester

Richard Priester, Sr Dr Howard Richard

David Rieves Kathleen Rogers

Kayla Shelton Robert Shomaker

Ben Spasaro Barbara Sweeney

Donald Sweeney Mary Jane Teall

Gregory Trent Pat Trent

Ann Marie Volonoski

We also pray for the repose of the souls of the departed. May

they rest in peace.

Dr Mel Acosta Kathy Bennett Brenda Cannon

Ed Lucas PGK Rich Mozelewski

Note: If anyone knows of someone who needs to be ADDED

or REMOVED from our list, please contact Pat Brennan at

(757) 587-0477 or patbpgk367@cox.net

Happy Birthday Brothers & Wives

Clement S Blanco Editha Cachaper

James M Halvorson Silver C Ibenye

Vincent K Jones Esther Laguerre

Melissa Michalski-Kocurek Peter D Laurin

John V Mansoor 55 Ellie Marasco

Joshua J C Matias Cindy Michalski

Msr R. Francis Muench Sean F Myers

Rebecca Nichols Rosemary Omondi

Daniel T Owens PGK Andres V Pico

Alice Roco Teotimo E Roco 80

Warren L Rose 80 Robert L Shomaker

Robin Webber Jan White

2500 Almeda Ave

Suite 111

Norfolk, VA 23513

Happy Anniversary!

Edward E & Cynthia F Nettleton 11-06

Mark J & Theresa Magyar 11-30

Office: 757.717.4348

Fax: 757.809.2620

Raymond.Selg@kofc.org

www.SelgKofC.com

CONGRATULATIONS & WELCOME

Congratulations and welcome to the “First Council

in the South” to our three new Brothers. Rolando

Almodovar (SPX), Josh Bilger (SH), & Mitch

Carey (SPX). Also welcome to five new transfers,

Lorenzo Fasulo (SPX), Matthew Little (CTK),

Shaun Murphy (CTK), Mark Oberley (CTK), &

Courtland Wash (SPX). Vivat Jesus, Brothers!

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2019 NEWSLETTER PATRONS

Atkinson, Thomas M Bagg, John D Barker, Michael P Brennan PGK, Patrick B

Brown, Michael D Capozzi, Thomas D Caragan, Napoleon M Chronik, Michael N

Cook, Samuel M Cyrs, Steven B De Meo, William A Dionne, Gerard T

DiRosa Jr, Alfred S Dorsogna, Jeffrey Dowd Sr, Daniel W Dowd, Daniel W

Doyle, Daniel T Dye, Christopher M Elliott, Truman Ennels, George M

Escuadra PGK, John A Glaubke, Andre H (Mem) Glennon, Brendan K Goeke, Alan D

Halvorson, James M Hickey, Matthew J Hartnett, Patrick L Holden, Robert H

Horsch, Thomas C Ibenye, Silver C Isajewicz Jr, Edward A Isajewicz, Peter F

Knaus, Daniel J Kocurek Sr PGK, Steven W Laurin, Peter D Leonard, Michael J

Listol, David R Litkowski, Mark Allen Magyar, Mark J Maleski PGK, Sylvester (Mem)

Mann, William Matias, Joshua Jude C Metts, Perry C Miles Sr, Jesse J

Morin, Andre A Morlino, Anthony P Mozelewski PGK, Richard G Myers, Sean F

Nash PGK, Patrick T Nelson, Mark J Nettleton, Edward E Nichols, Howard L

Owens Jr, Hugo A Perez, Jesus Person PGK, John F Pittner, Kenneth J

Place PGK, Robert F Porterfield, Addison E Potrzebowski, Ronald J Pousa PGK, Jorge L

Pressler PGK, James L Priester Sr, Richard D Prietz, Charles M Quezon, Antonio C (Mem)

Regan, Christian Rizal L Reynes Jr, Joseph Rhodes, Kent M Rice III, Charles A

Richard PFN, Dr Howard Roco, Teotimo E Rogers, James A Ruedisueli, John P

Ryan, Jeffery S Sanders, Anthony J Schafer PGK, Ronald P Schultz, Paul M

Shaw, James E Smith PGK, James L Stegherr, Christopher M Stover PGK, Ronald A

Trent Sr, Richard H Upton Jr, Robert E Van Horn, Bradley D Vargo, Kevin T

Webber Jr., Thomas G Webber Sr., Thomas G White, Mark S Womack, James T

Zinni PGK, Daniel M

Got a question? E-mail your Grand Knight:

dandoyle615@gmail.com

Visit “The First Council in the South’s” official site at:

kofc367.org

Visit the Knights of Columbus official site at:

www.kofc.org

Fill your Mind with JESUS,

your Heart with Family &

Friends, and your Belly with

Turkey & Stuffing! AMEN!

Wishing all Brothers and

their Families a

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

filled with Loving Memories!

K O V A R

Norfolk Council 367 KOVAR Campaign 2019 Assisting Virginians with Intellectual Disabilities

Please designate your contribution:

#42569 Combined Federal Campaign #735 Virginia Combined Campaign #8838 United Way

Virginia Knights have raised more than $14.5 million since 1971 in assistance for citizens with intellectual disabilities

and funded such projects as group home loans and furnishings, transportation, infant intervention programs, training programs,

startup programs, and Virginia Special Olympics. For more information about KOVAR, please visit http://www.kovar.org and

to donate to this year's Council KOVAR drive, please contact PGK Ron Schafer. .

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Norfolk Council #367 Grand Knight Dan Doyle 348-0884 Chaplain Deputy Grand Knight Todd Womack 252-340-0753 Chancellor Napoleon Caragan 651-2850 Financial Secretary Thomas M. Atkinson 681-2679 Treasurer Charlie Prietz 473-3571 Advocate John A Escuadra, PGK 639-5628 Warden Patrick Nash, PGK 402-350-8918 Recorder Dan Schmidt 348-5517 Inside Guard Nicholas F Ramirez 752-5889 Outside Guard VACANT xxx-xxxx Trustee, 3-Year John Person, PGK 675-2107 Trustee, 2-Year Larry Forsythe, PGK 383-2585 Trustee, 1-Year Edward Isajewicz Jr,PGK 623-6348 Lecturer Ken Brink, PGK 285-3178 Council Office 857-6982

Columbus Club President Tom Horsch 623-2174 Vice President John A Escuadra, PGK 639-5628 Secretary Patrick Nash, PGK 402-350-8918 Treasurer /Reg Agent John Person, PGK 675-2107 Trustee Napoleon Caragan 651-2850 Trustee Jeff Dorsogna 621-5610 Trustee James L. Pressler, PGK 515-5116 Rental Agent Charles “O.J.” Simpson 735-2086 Grand Knight Dan Doyle 348-0884 Past Grand Knight Edward Isajewicz Jr, PGK 623-6348

T H E N O R F O L K K N I G H T November 2019 Knights of Columbus

Volume 40, No. 5 Norfolk, Virginia – Council 367

“The First Council In The South” - 1898

2019/2020 Fraternal Year

Council Officers

Committees

Program Director Todd Womack 252-340-0753 Faith Director Vocations Chairman James L. Pressler, PGK 515-5116 Community Director Ronald P. Schafer, PGK 735-1644 Life Director Peter Laurin 372-2749 Public Relations John F. Person, PGK 675-2107 Family Director Nicholas F Ramirez 752-5889 Membership Director Napoleon Caragan 651-2850 Recruitment Committee #1 John F. Person, PGK 675-2107 Recruitment Committee #2 Howard L Forsythe, PGK 383-2585 Recruitment Committee #3 Edward Isajewicz Jr, PGK 623-6348

Retention Chairman Patrick Nash, PGK 402-350-8918 Insurance Promotion Patrick Nash, PGK 402-350-8918 500 Club Nicholas F Ramirez 752-5889 Fourth Degree Edward Nettleton 904-742-9289 Fraternal Joseph V Marasco, PGK 560-4507 Holiday Food Baskets Patrick B Brennan, PGK 587-0477 KCIC/PKD James L. Pressler, PGK 515-5116 KOVAR Ronald P. Schafer, PGK 735-1644 Newsletter Editor John F Person, PGK 675-2107 Special Olympics Howard L Forsythe, PGK 383-2585

Knights of Columbus 500 Club

$5 Monthly Dues – Chance to receive $500 Prize, each and every month!!!

Please complete the following to enroll in the Knights of Columbus, Council 367, 500 Club:

Full Name _______________________________________________________________

Street Address ____________________________________________________________

City: ______________________ State: _____________________ Zip: ___________

Phone#:_____________________ Email Address: ________________________________

Please enclose first month’s dues with application. If you wish, advance payments can be made.

(Checks should be made payable to “Norfolk Council 367-500 Club”)

Your permanent number and rules will be mailed/emailed to you. Amount enclosed: _________________

(If you want a specific number call/email Nicholas Ramirez, 757-752-5889 or aoramirez91@outlook.com, for availability)

Knights of Columbus, 500 Club, C/O Nicholas Ramirez, Chairman, 5201 Kennebeck Ave, Norfolk, VA, 23513

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