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The Ireton Informer

Grand Knight’s Message

Prayer List

Brothers and Sisters, With the beginning of February I would like to look back on several accomplishments from last month. The Shrimp Feast was very successful and well attended. Thanks to the Board of Directors for sponsorship and their dedication to the management of the Bishop Ireton Center. I want to thank everyone who attended on January 27th the Annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. This is the world’s largest annual civil rights demonstration. I would like to offer a special thanks to PGK Doug MacPherson for his continuous organizing of this bus trip to Washington each year. The largest fund raiser for Special Olympics in Virginia is the Polar Plunge. Our own, Brother Paul Marretti will take the plunge at Virginia Beach on Saturday, February 4th at 10:00 a.m. Please help Paul reach his goal by registering and donating on the web at polarplunge.com. Let’s have some fun! Mark your calendar for February 11th to be at our Valentine Dance. This event is from 8:00pm- 11:00pm featuring live music by “The Midnighters”. This is a BYOB dance with ticket costing $10.00 per person which includes live music, set-ups, and hors d’oeuvres. Location is Bishop Ireton Center 3300 Old Courthouse Road North Chesterfield, VA. 23236. Please invite family, friends, and new members. Ticket sales will start immediately. Contact me or PGK Gene Zimmerman for any information. Come out and dance the night

away. We begin early to approach KOVAR- 2017. I wish to thank PGK Rick Brennan for all his support, hard work, and dedication to this endeavor for so many years as he steps down as Chairman of KOVAR. I am pleased to announce PGK Paul Clements as our new Chairman of KOVAR. Please support Paul and the team Captains as they seek volunteers to man our locations. If possible volunteer for both days as it is sometime hard to fill all time slots. This endeavor is very worthwhile and requires much planning. I would like to mention in the near future we will be hosting our annual Public Service Awards dinner. The date for this event is Saturday April 29th and is chaired by PGK Tom Hoof. Please offer to help and support Tom with this function. More details will follow. Soon we will be considering the 2017-2018 officers for Bishop Ireton Council 6189. The Nominating Committee will need to be established. Please contact me if you are interested in participating on this committee. This is a vital part of our council process to find new members to lead us into the future. Vivat Jesu,

GK Jerry Duncan

Bishop Ireton Council 6189 welcomes all Knights and their families. Please join us at our fraternal events, learn firsthand about the many aspects of the Council, meet your fellow Knights, and provide your input on how to better our Council.

Please join us at our meeting on February 12, 2017.

Council Website: www.kofc6189.orgCatering: www.bishopiretonctr.com

3300 Old Courthouse Road, Richmond, VA 23236. Phone (804) 745-3262

Bishop Ireton Center, Home of Council 6189 Knights of Columbus

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Jerry Duncan, Grand Knight

February 2017Vol. 188

In This Issue…….

Grand Knight’s Message Page 1 Knight of the Month Page 2 Family of the Month Page 2 Ladies Auxiliary Page 2 Member of the Month Page 2 Valentine’s Dance Page 2 In Memoriam Page 3 Prayer List Extended Page 3 Little Angels Interment Page 3 Council Volunteers Page 3 Volunteer Dinner Page 3 Military Retirees News Page 4 Charity (Bingo) Status Page 4 February Charity Requests Page 4 Charity Request Forms Page 4 Kudos Page 4 Financial Secretary's Note Page 5 Calendar of Events Page 5 Things to Do Page 5 KOVAR Page 5 Public Service Awards Event Page 5 2017 Events Page 6 Bingo and Dance Flyers Page 6 Council Activities Calendar Page 7 Council and BIC Members Page 8

In Service To All

Charity, Unity, Fraternity, Patriotism

2017 Valentine’s Dance, February 11, 2017

Knight and Family of the Month The February Knight of the Month My choice as Knight of the Month for February 2017 is PGK Gene Zimmerman. Gene is a member of Saint Augustine Catholic Church and has honored our council to serve as Grand Knight for two consecutive terms. He is active as a 4th Degree Knight and is a Past Faithful Navigator. Gene’s resume of service is extensive. He is a longtime member of the Bishop Ireton Council Board of Directors and is currently and for many years the Building Manager. In this position Gene oversees rental of the Center and organizing use of the facility. Many long hours are invested and for this our council is very grateful. Gene’s compassion for the homeless is shown each month as he and his team prepare and serve lunch to the homeless at Tiffany Manor. He continues to cook at functions, is involved with the Spring Prom and Fall Fling, and recently organized our Valentine Dance. Gene daily shows his love of church, council, and patriotism to his country. It is with great pleasure I announce PGK Gene Zimmerman Bishop Ireton Council 6189’s Knight of the Month for February 2017. . (GK Jerry Duncan)

The February Family of the Month Loretta and Steve Boychuck are our February Family of the Month. Both are very involved in our council activities and continue to step up to assist whenever needed. Loretta is a money counter and a member of “Wings” at St. Augustine Catholic Church. She is also a vital asset and member of the Ladies Auxiliary. Steve currently holds the position of Chancellor as a council officer and is a member of the Bishop Ireton Council Board of Directors. Twice this year he has worked the Hospitality Suite during the State Quarterly meeting. Loretta as cashier and Steve with instant sales continually work on a bingo team. Both support and serve “God’s Children” at our annual Spring and Fall Fling. This is a family giving from their heart to support church, council, and community. It is my pleasure to announce Loretta and Steve Boychuck Bishop Ireton Council 6189 Family of the Month for February 2017. . (GK Jerry Duncan)

Ladies Auxiliary

Hi Ladies, Even though the hustle and bustle of Christmas and New Year’s is behind us, there are always projects to work on. The snow hit us hard in January. Being that we are in the

middle of winter, remember that everyone does not have plenty of heat or food. Please check on your friends and neighbors during the cold weather. Meetings were canceled and rescheduled. I would like to thank all of the Ladies that rearranged their schedules to be at the January meeting on the 15th. Thanks to Lynn

Meyer, Diane DePlato, Lynnette Clements and Jerri Pat MacPherson for volunteering to be our nominating committee in the election of officers for next year. Our Auxiliary has elected to have an inside yard sale as our final fundraiser for the year. The sale will be on March 25th inside the Bishop Ireton Center. So mark your calendars to come and find lots of treasures. Stay warm in body and heart. Blessings to All,

Linda Duncan President Ladies Auxiliary Council 6189

Ladies Auxiliary of the Month – December 2016

I am pleased to announce Debbie Hubley as Lady of the Month for January 2017. Debbie has volunteered to be our Sunshine Lady for this fraternal year. She has been very dedicated to sending out cards for birthdays, sympathy

and sickness. Debbie is a very active member of this council. She helps with the Fall Fling, the Spring Prom and Outreach in Love. When Debbie is not helping at the council, she is involved in sports and the Special Olympics. With her life full of work and friends and activities, I’m pleased

that Debbie takes the opportunity to be a member of Council 6189. I am pleased to name Debra Hubley the Lady of the Month for January 2017.

Linda Duncan President Ladies Auxiliary Council 6189

Valentines’ Dance

Our Council is having a dance, one of those fun and sociable events. Some of us can't dance but some still like to attend. Are you one of those or are you one of those that can still dance quite well. Come out to the dance and support your council's social event. You will need a ticket to join in this festival event. Please join Bishop Ireton Council #6189 on February11, 2017 for a “Valentine” dance, from 8:00pm – 11:00pm featuring live music by The Midnighters. This is a BYOB event with tickets costing $10.00 per person, and includes not only live music, but heavy hors d’oeuvres. Location of the Dance is at the Bishop Ireton Center. I truly hope you and yours can attend this festive event. Tickets are on sale. Ask any of the officers of the Ladies Auxiliary or the Council. We will make sure you have yours. See the flyer on Page 5, compliments of Marty Prebish. (PGK Gene Zimmerman)

In Memoriam Knights or spouses who have gone to their heavenly reward.

John Hunter, Arlene Carter, Hilda Binko Kay Kelly, Jim Rodriquez, Paul Hermsen, Edward Sulzbach, Dorothy Bogdan, Joseph Ginther, Joseph Wilkerson, PGK Dave Schutte, Regina Harrison, Mable Goble, Bob Anderson, Al Elko, Laddie Kiboloski, Lenny Pulizzi, George Binns III, June Ellison, Frank Cawley, Cecilia Scafidi (wife of Ben Scafidi), Charlie Craig, Jr, Robert Klaer, Arthur Slack, Mark Loudan, John Crostic, Edward Satterfield , Robert Alderman , brother of PGK Doug MacPherson, John Stosch, Nick Marcario , John Carr, PGK John

Bartinikas, LTC Jim Bourque, PGK Richard Bradley, PGK Ralph Cimino, PGK James Dowling, Larry Farren, PGK John Flynn, John Foster, Stewart Foulke, Frank Goble , David Goode, Harry Lee Goode, PGK David Goodyear (Charter GK), Clyde Gray, PGK John Harrison, Ronald Hendricks, Tim Kelly, Wendell Lloyd ,Tony Longo, PGK Mike Malone, Patrick O’Hare, Sr., PGK Robert MacDonald, Richard Mayer, PGK Norm Mansini, PGK John Melia , Donald Mescall, Lawrence Poh, Vince ReDavid,PGK Vincent Senior, Bob Smith, PGK Paul Stallings, Jerry Tidd, Jack Wade , PGK Earl Williams ,Grady Walker, and Francis Devine.

Prayer List Extended

Remember in your prayers those members of the Order and their families who may be sick or in distress, or in the hospital.

Charles Cranford, Jeanette Ortiz, Ron and Eva Boyce, Judy Brittain, Rena Martin, Harris Bacon, Geri Pendell, Marcella Conigliaro (niece of Frank Cuffe), Audrey Meyer, Michael Marreti, Family of Brian Gale, Mel Cotter, Mary Jo Gorman, Eleanor Brooks (Gt Granddaughter of Charles and Fran Craig), Wilma and Richard Satterfield, Matthew Alt, Marilynn Ferrell, Charlie Craig, Eric Hammond, Norman Frigault, Maureen Quinn, Charlie Sobrito, Floyd Seldon, Lorraine Alderman , sister of PGK Doug MacPherson , Noah Bacon, Ron Craddock, Irene Borgman, Tim Hamilton, Toni Markowski (daughter of Whitey Keller), Joseph Mayer, Ray Hagarman, Whitey Belcher, Chris Alt, Jackie Stosch, Sandra Philips, Chris Craig, Ruth Haskill, Kim Keller, John Gorman, Jim and Merle Waldron, Patricia Melia, and Margaret Hicks.

Prayer List: Our prayer list is long and may need to be edited. I ask our members to please check the list for changes/deletions. Help me monitor the list. We certainly do not want to take anyone off that is still in need of our prayers. I never know unless I am informed. Thanks (Buddy)

Little Angels Interment

The 4th Degree Knights do their part in easing some of that hurt through their Little Angels program. It is a sad occasion but the families are grateful for what the Sir Knights do for them. You never know how many babies are placed in one of the small caskets. The service is dignified and welcomed by the families. The next

interment of the little angels will be on Wednesday, February 22, 2017 at 9:30 a.m., hosted by the McMahon Assembly. Interment is at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, 1400 S. Randolph Street, Richmond, VA (Off Harrison Street, beside Riverview Cemetery. Please, try to attend at least one of the solemn ceremonies. You will not forget it.

Council Volunteers

Have you ever heard the saying "Volunteers are our lifeline"? It certainly is and help is always needed. You can volunteer. At Bishop Ireton Center, without you, we cannot get things done. We need you for our events; we need you to help do the little things that are necessary at all our events such as kitchen help and certainly there are the Bingo teams that always in need of help. We depend on so few to keep doing everything. A few hours of your time helping out is time well spent. If you are asked, and we do that all the time, please step forward to do your part. KOVAR is fast approaching. The month of May could be the month for this event. This is a big funding event to help those less fortunate than we are. When you are ask, please sign up for one of the teams or call your team captain and pick a slot. It will save time for the KOVAR Team captains. Our Public Service Awards Dinner is a special event that has grown over the years. PGK Tom Hoof has chaired the program since its inception. He needs someone to take the job. Call Tom and volunteer. He will assist you where he can and for this April event, you can work alongside him to learn the ropes. Maybe you are quite adept at computers and WebPages. Would you like to take over the website or do the newsletter? You have talents that are needed. Please step up.

Volunteer Dinner

All Bingo and/or Brunswick stew volunteers and their spouses or guests are invited to the Bishop Ireton Center on Thursday Feb 9, 2017 at 6:30 PM. We are having a “volunteer appreciation dinner” followed by a short meeting and a game for fun. The meeting will consist of an overview of 2016 bingo and what to expect going forward. There will be a report on the outcome of the Brunswick stew sales and the status of our bingo games. Please make an effort to be there for an evening of enjoyment. Please RSVP by February 5, 2017. Please call Frank Cuffe at 804-549-9431 or email him at cuffef@verizon.net or call Don Beichner at 804-639-9418 or via email at bikener70@msn.com. (Frank Cuffe)

Military Retiree News...

If any of our veterans are having a problem with their “identities”, read this. There are currently about 5,000 transgender veterans receiving their healthcare from VA. Transgender people, according to Wikipedia, are people who have a gender identity or gender expression that differs from their assigned sex. VA provides gender transition counseling, evaluations for hormone therapy, and evaluations for gender transition surgeries. VA offers training to help VA healthcare providers get up to speed on how to successfully interact with their transgender patients and how to address their sometimes unique healthcare concerns. For more information, read the VA VAntage Point Blog and visit the VA Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Veteran Care webpage. Now if they would just fully help with the Agent Orange problems…

After two years of study and debate, the Department of Defense has made a policy change, effective next November, to allow 16 million honorably discharged veterans to shop online for discounted military exchange products.

Peter K. Levine, acting undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, signed a memorandum Wednesday announcing the benefit expansion, effective Veterans’ Day Nov. 11, and giving Congress the required 30 days’ notice before actions begin to implement the plan.

Months of preparation are needed to make e-shopping portals more robust and to allow the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) time to create software for verifying veterans’ status using Department of Veterans Affairs records.

Several million vets already are eligible to shop in exchanges — on base or online — because they are active or reserve component retirees, or 100-percent disabled from service-connected injuries or ailments, or Medal of Honor recipients. Thomas C. Shull, chief executive officer of the Army and Air Force Exchange Service, led a three-year quest to expand online exchange shopping to all honorably-discharged veterans with access to computers. The online benefit does not extend to veterans’ dependents, although spouses and family members theoretically could use the authorized customer’s log-in credentials, given the nature of an online shopping benefit.

Charity (Bingo) Status Year Ending 2016

Update: Our charity status has not changed since last month. Hopefully, things will pick now that the holidays are over. Ten charity motions were published, read, and passed as of the Council meeting on December 11. While these have been approved for funding, no checks were written at the Council meeting pending an end-of-year bingo revenue balance review later this month upon Frank Cuffe’s return

from vacation. The purpose of the review is to ensure that sufficient funds remain to pay escrow (prize) obligations and meet our operating expenses, while, at the same time, focusing on the State Gaming Commission mandate to contribute 10% of our annual revenues to charity. Those charity obligations that cannot be funded by 2016 revenues will be deferred to early 2017. Contact Rick Brennan @ 748-3706 for further information.

February Charity Requests...

St. Augustine Church Choir $500.00

Charity Requests Forms…

Do you have a charity request? Pick up a form in the BIC office, complete it and present it to the Charity Committee. All requests are presented to the Charity Committee and if clarification is needed, being at the meeting will clear up any doubts. The forms are also on the Council Website. If funds are available and your request meets the requirements, a charity request will be granted. You can also download a charity form or email me and I will send you a form. It cannot be any simpler than that. Questions regarding charity requests should be addressed to PGK Tom Hoof.

Kudos...

Kudos to Brother Rick DePlato and his wife, Diane on being selected Supreme Family of the Month for November 2016. Rick and Diane were notified by letter from Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight that they were chosen as one of 100 families selected at random from a variety of many entries that were received at the Supreme Council Office. Rick and Diane were also awarded a Holy Family Gift for their home (see photo at right). Each does a lot for Council 6189 and the DePlatos were also selected by Grand Knight Jerry Duncan as Council 6189's Family of the Month for December 2016. Both Rick and Diane are very active in many of the council's socials and St. Augustine Church. Congratulations to each are certainly in order. Kudos to Rick and Diane.

From the Financial Secretary's Desk....

February, 2017. A big thank you to all who have responded to the 2017 dues assessment and mailed a check or paid by cash. Your council cannot function without its Brothers’ monetary assistance. If you have not yet paid your dues, please do so at your earliest convenience. Please welcome James Rutledge, a new Field Agent serving Brother Knights and their families in the Richmond area. He will be joining Council 12525 at Saint Joseph’s Parish on Buford Road. James can be contacted at 804-516-8074 to help protect you and your family and to also secure your financial future. This month there are a couple of council events that you should keep in mind. The first is a bingo dinner and meeting to be held on February 9th. This is for all council members and families that volunteer to help out with Wednesday night bingo. The second event is a Valentine Dance which will be held on Saturday, February 11th from 8 – 11 PM at BIC. Tickets are only $10 per person and the entertainment will be furnished by the Midnighters. In closing, I want to remind everyone to recruit a new member. Everything we do depends upon membership.

William M. Burnett, PGK FINSEC 6189

Calendar of Events for February 2017

Feb 7 BIC Meeting 7:00 pm Feb 9 Feed the Homeless 8:00 am Feb 9 Volunteers Dinner 6:30 pm Feb 11 Valentine's Dance 7:00 pm Feb 12 Council Meeting 7:00 pm Feb 12 Ladies Aux Meeting 6:30 pm Feb 14 Valentine’s Day All Day

Things to do at the Chesterfield Historical Society

February 2017 EventsSaturdays, 1-3pm, Genealogy Round Table (Historic Trinity Church) Free

4th, Saturday, 12-1pm. Lecture on “Love Tokens”. Speaker: LeeAnne Ball (Magnolia Grange) Free.

10th, Friday, 7pm. CHSV Lecture Series “A Postcard History of Places along US Highway 1, 1920-1975” by Tim O’Gorman, author and collector. (Lucy Core Community Center) $5. Members Free.

11th, Saturday, 2-4pm. “Scouting Days” at Magnolia Grange - Junior Scout: Sparkling Jewelry Craft. $10/child: Cost of Workshop does not include badge.

Pre-registration is required. Contact LeeAnne Ball 748-1498

11th, Saturday, 11am. Lecture “A Rich History: First Baptist Church of Midlothian and the African American Community” Speaker: Audrey Ross. (County Museum) Free

18th, Saturday, 2-4pm “Children’s Heritage Craft: Tapping into Tinsmithing”. Learn the fascinating history and techniques involved with Tinsmithing. During this Heritage Craft class students will be making their very own tin lantern and tin ornament to take home. (Magnolia Grange) $10/child. Pre-registration is required. Contact LeeAnne Ball 748-1498

24th, Friday, 7pm. CHSV Lecture Series ”Resources for African-American Genealogy at the Library of VA” by Virginia Dunn, archives research manager. (Lucy Corr Community Center) $5. Members Free

KOVAR

Our KOVAR program is not too far in the distant. Some of the team captains are already preparing their rosters. We are looking at May 2017 to conduct the event, probably around the 19-20 time frame. That will mirror the dates from last year. We cannot have a successful year without your help. This program benefits “God’s Children”

Public Service Awards Dinner

The Public Service Awards night will be here soon. Putting on this event is a task that only PGK Tom Hoof knows how to do. He has been doing that for many years and is now looking for a brother knight to replace him. Or like the Marines – a “few good men”. He will provide the training. We already have the menu for the April 29, 2017 event. For this year, the Public Service Awards Dinner is going to consist of Salad, Chicken Cordon Bleu, Potatoes, Green Beans, Rolls and Dessert, all prepared by Lynette Clements and you know what a fine cook she is. The details of this event will be published either next month or in the Informer April issue.

Lynette is asking for volunteers because she could use the extra help in the kitchen for anyone that cooks or to help serve the meal and of course, clean-up the kitchen. She does not ask for much and we should accommodate her needs. You may contact Lynette at: LPClements@gmail.com or 804-937-1052

Also PGK Tom Hoof will certainly need help with the set up at the Bishop Ireton Center. Those details will be forthcoming via email or the March Informer issue. As always your help is needed.

2017 Events…

Council 6189 host many events throughout the fraternal year. Some are to raise funds for the Council or in the case of the Bishop Ireton Center; we use the Bingo Games to keep our council and BIC viable. It takes many volunteers and some do more than others to help out. We wish we could get more of our members to participate. That would make it easier upon all. They seem to never come forward. We don’t see them or hear from them. It would be nice to have them among us.

There is the Valentines Dance in February (details in the flyer on the right side). It takes a lot planning to coordinate. Fortunately, we have PGK Gene Zimmerman who knows how to get such an event started. He of course will need help. Some of us do not dance so we do not attend. Others look for such events for the social aspect and that suits them. Everyone has an an ownership.

Brother Frank Cuffe and PGK Don Beichner have organized the Appreciation Dinner. Frank is grateful to the many volunteers who help with the Bingo Games and the Brunswick Stew Process. This is their way of showing gratitude for those who help over and over at these events. The dinner takes a lot of preparation and kitchen help. Maybe you can help out. Just ask Frank or Don what needs to be done. Lynette Clements could also give a few hints since she is preparing the meal.

The Public Service Awards Night is a special annual event that has been hosted by Council 6189 for many years. It is no common event and it takes special preparations to make it happen. PGK Tom Hoof is an authoritative resource since he has been the “go to” person since its inception. Now he needs help. He is asking that someone else take over the job of making this program available. What we do as a council in this regard reflects highly on us. It is certainly time to pass the baton on this one. All we need is someone to step forward. YOU can be the one.

There is always the struggle to get Council Officers to fill the chair. This is a needed task and soon you will be asked to fill them for next fraternal year. What will you say when asked?

And as I said in last month’s Informer…as always, there is a special group of people we have come to depend upon for assistance in our council affairs. Where would we be without the support of our council ladies? During the year 2016 they were always by our side doing something. They are the one common denominator among all our council actions. It is the steadfast support that we receive from our Ladies Auxiliary that gives us the strength to do what we do as a council. God bless them and Happy Valentine’s Day!

As 2017 is now upon us and going into our second month, we shall start a repeat of these past accomplishments and look for newer ones to do. We ended the year with our

Coats for Kids project, our annual Veterans Christmas party and a monthly program of feeding the homeless. That is a multitude of blessings and memories we cherish and hold close to our hearts. We do have good reason to continue on for another year. We are so blessed. (Buddy)

The Bingo Games Menu and Valentine Dance Flyer

Photo Collage of Christmas Past

Sunday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Bingo.-T. Meyer Kitchen -G. Zuban

BIC Meeting at 7:00 p.m.

Bingo.- B. Bergamini Kitchen -V. Agosto

Volunteer Dinner Feed the Homeless Council Dance

Council and Ladies Aux Mtgs 7:00 pm A light Dinner is at 5:30 pm.

Valentines Day

2017Bingo.- P. Clements Kitchen - J. Cooke

Council 6189 Activities Calendar February 2017

"Happy Valentines Day 2017" Note: Bingo Games fund our charities. Please join a team if you don't already belong. Help is always needed..

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Bingo.-D. Gorman Kitchen -T. Toler

Happy Valentine's Day to our Ladies Pray the Rosary

Tickets are on sale for the Council Dance. Call the Grand Knight or PGK Gene Zimmerman at the BIC for details.

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JOIN A BINGO or KITCHEN TEAM

Council Officers Chaplain Grand Knight Dep Grand Knight

Rev John Kazibwe 794-022 Jerry Duncan 971-3159 Ron Pearsall 543-9282

Chancellor Steve Boychuck 530-3098 Financial Secretary Bill Burnett 389-6411 Recorder Matt McGuire C (757) 903-8170 Treasurer Dennis Mulligan 454-0136 Advocate Warden

Tony Toler 320-1909 Ed Kirwan 918-1980

Warden Emertius William Wirt 271-5671 Inside Guard Paul Marretti 658-1523 Outside Guard Outside Guard

Victor Agosto, Sr. 897-1102 Rick DePlato 275-6373

3rd Year Trustee Tony Meyer 768-2422 2nd Year Trustee Paul Clements 745-10521st Year Trustee Jack Simila 231-0005Lecturer Carl Pendell 402-4239 Ladies Auxiliary: Linda Duncan 271-0739 District Deputy District Warden

Steve Layne 338-5838 Tony Meyer 768-2422

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BIC Board of Directors Chairman President

Jerry Duncan 971-3159 David Brennan 218-1098

Treasurer Rob Morley 560-7522 Secretary James Costello 744-0517Past Grand Knight Past Grand Knight

Tony Meyer 768-2422 Jack Simila 231-0005

Past Grand Knight Gene Zimmerman 796-2209 Past Grand Knight Past Grand Knight Past Grand Knight Brother

Paul Clements 745-1052 Ron Pearsall 543-9282 Bruce Alt 744-8288 Dennis Mulligan 454-0136

Brother Frank Cuffe 530-3167 Brother Steve Boychuck 530-3098 Brother Brother Brother

Rick DePlato 275-6373 Mike Wannamaker 739-7978 Carl Pendell 402-4239

Brother Jerry Duncan 271-0739 Brother Matt McGuire C (757) 903-8170Brother Brother

Paul Rebel 768-9258 Tony Toler 320-1909

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