KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

CARDINAL ALBERT G. MEYER COUNCIL 6646

www.kofc6646.org

November—December 2014

Vol. XLVII No. 11 & 12

Knight and Family of the Month Awards

The Archdiocese's 103rd Wedding Jubilee Cele-bration Mass was recently held at St. Dominic Parish in Brookfield. Archbishop Jerome Listecki was the principal celebrant and homilist. Among those mar-ried 50 years were Brother Damien and Lady Sally Bissen. In recognition of their service to our Or-der and St. Catherine of Alexandria Parish, Council 6646 is pleased to honor them as its Family of the Month - November, 2014.

Grand Knight’s Message

It's my sad duty to extend condolences to the Gary Um-breit family. Our council will have to cope with the loss of an outstanding Knight in Action. I want to thank those Brother Knights who volunteered for the Membership Drive at St. Catherine of Alexandria. Surely all of us know Catholic men who are eligible to join our Order. Help our council grow by suggesting candi-dates. Provide me with their names and contact infor-mation and I, along with our Field Agent Pat LaPointe, will make them aware of the Order's many benefits. Without your support the proceeds from our fundrais-ers may prove inadequate for our commitment to CHARI-TY! . This issue contains details about the Fruitcake Sale, the Cards/Games Social, Fish Fry Dates and the State Charity Raffle. Hopefully you can contribute to the success of one or more of these sources of revenue for our scholarship and vocations grants. Please cooperate with our Financial Secretary Ed Las-kowski when you receive your Membership Dues Statement. Complete and return the Fraternal Survey of volunteer hours with your payment promptly. (The survey is on the back of the Cards/Games Social flyer.) I respectfully ask our LIFE MEMBERS to consider a donation to offset your dues waiver. As the years go by our General Fund barely covers our ordinary expens-es. In closing I invite you to attend our Christmas Party at the Villa at Bradley Estates on Saturday, December 13, at 2 PM. It's a great way to celebrate the holiday season. I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving and a Blessed Christ-mas.

Fraternally, GK Tim Nighbor

Our council's participation in the recent Milwau-kee Life Chain was bolstered by the presence of 3 generations of one family. For 90 minutes they peacefully and prayerfully publicized the plight of God's children whose lives are abruptly ended by surgical and chemical abortions. For their willing-ness to take up the fight against the Culture of Death, Council 6646 hereby honors Brother Thomas and Lady Bobette Schmirler as its Fami-ly of the Month - December, 2014.

This 23 year member has distinguished himself as a Knight in Action. Among his volunteer activities are the Tootsie Roll Drive, Fish Fry events and the Mother's Day Rose Sale. In recognition of his ser-vice to the Knights of Columbus and OLGH Parish, Council 6646 is pleased to honor Brother Frank Kostuch as its Knight of the Month - November, 2014.

Since his First Degree in 1999 our Council's ser-vice programs and charitable activities have been bolstered by his participation and support of the Tootsie Roll Drive, the Cards/games Social, the Mother's Day Rose Sale and the Pro-Life cause. For his contributions to the Knights of Columbus and his service to OLGH Parish, Council 6646 hereby recognizes Brother Norb Whittle as its Knight of the Month - December, 2014.

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Published Bimonthly By

CARDINAL ALBERT G. MEYER

COUNCIL #6646

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

7152 N. 41st Street, Milwaukee, WI 53209

Grand Knight Chaplain Fin. Secretary

Tim Nighbor Rev. Gregory Greiten Ed Laskowski 414-466-2474 414-358-4600 262-794-3754

Meetings are held at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers at Our Lady of Good Hope Church on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of every month. (See Calendar of Events.) For security reasons the outside church doors will be locked at 7:00 PM. If you are late use the buzzer switch to alert the Outside Guard who will do his best to admit you in a timely fashion. You may also use your cell phone. Dial either 414-217-4521 or 414-466-

2474.

Editor Peter Schulteis

Layout/Design Jonathan Schulteis

Computer Entry Alice Schulteis

Printing/Mailing Herb Phelps

Newsletter Deadline

Articles for the January/February, 2015 issue of Meyer Memos must be submitted by Wednesday, December 17th, 2014. Send via: 1. E-mail – peterschulteis@att.net 2. Floppy disc or flash drive

3. Manuscript copy: Alice Schulteis 10352 W. Tower Avenue

Milwaukee, WI 53224-2633

Your cooperation in meeting this deadline is sincerely appreciated.

Council 6646 Honors Departed Brother Gary Umbreit

Fr. Ed’s Famous Fruitcakes

On October 15, thirteen Brother Knights partici-pated in the KC prayer service conducted at the vigil for Gary Umbreit at the Zwaska Funeral Home. Joining Phil McCarthy, who led the service, were Bill Bergeron, Lary Brushafer, Edward Hub-bard, Mike Jansen, Jim Kastenholz Frank Kostuch, Bob Moranski, Jim Neuner, Tim Nighbor, Herb Phelps, Peter Ruta, Peter Schulteis and Eric Timm. At the conclusion, Peter Schulteis presented a certificate of condolence to Gary's widow, Diane, who expressed her deep ap-preciation for our comfort and support. Brother Gary was a proud member of the Knights of Columbus for 17 years. He was truly a Knight in Action - his many volunteer hours at our Tootsie Roll Drives, Fish Fry Events and past BINGO fundraisers demonstrated his personal commitment to our coun-cil's many charitable endeavors. Left behind to treasure his memory are his loving wife Diane and sons Gary, Jim, and Steve. Fr. Mike Barrett, assisted by Brothers Bob Moranski and Ed Hubbard, celebrated the Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of Good Hope.

Dear Knights of Columbus Council 6646, My family and I would like to thank you for your support, pray-ers and comforting words during Gary's illness. Thank you also for your expressions of sympathy upon Gary's death. We would like you to know that we really appreciated the ceremony and the Resolution of Condolence that was ready at Gary's visitation.

Sincerely, Diane

Council 6646 has accepted the offer to sponsor this fundraiser - a legacy of our former Chaplain Fr. Ed Husli. These homemade holiday treats will soon be available for Thanksgiving/Christmas celebra-tions and as gifts for family members and friends. The cost - $8.00 each or two for $15. Proceeds will be earmarked for CHURCH RELATED charitable donations! Because of the limited number, please con-sider placing your order NOW - and paying upon delivery. Orders will be filled according to the date they are received. E-mail peter-schulteis@att.net or call 414-355-4094.

Council 6646 has been providing assistance at funeral Masses for the priests at St. Catherine of Al-exandria and Our Lady of Good Hope since 1988. Fathers Michael Barrett, Richard Mirsberger and Joseph Hornacek, as well as the bereaved families, truly appreciate this service to the Church. More members are needed for this spiritual work of mercy. Contact Bob Moranski (OLGH) 414-446-9402 or Phil McCarthy (St. Catherine, 76th Pl.) to volun-teer.

Acolytes and Pall Bearers’ Club

Brother Bob and Lady Janet Moranski recent-ly received the Fr. Gene Jakubek Achievement Award from the Riverwest Alumni at their annual luncheon. Their hours of community service will help preserve our Order's status with the IRS.

Congratulations!

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Sick and Vigil

Please keep these members of our council family in your thoughts and prayers:

Russ Cascio

Bruno Cetnarowski Leona Bandler Bill Grady Edith Hagensick Kurt Gross Sue Lyon

Dave Hucke Joan Miller Jim Livingston Janet Moranski Joe Nadolski Lourdes Ruta

Frank Osowski Ruth Spicuzza

JimPalzewicz

Cletus Rivard

John Wolf

Dallas Wytonick

Deacon Mike & Lee Cesarec Ed & Donna Laskowski Hugh & Marnie McLaren

Joseph Papia & Family Paul & Jean Rudawski& Family John Scott, Sr. & Family Eric Timm & Family

Ed Hubbard - Family Dennis Miller – Family Dennis Pehoski - Family Herb Phelps - Family Kurt Schlehlein - Family William Scott – Family Jon Trombley - Family

Christmas Party Reminder

December, 2014

1 Adam Kreiter 2 Karen Schulteis 3 William O’Toole

8 Jo Ellen Christians 12 Shawn Govern

14 James Palzewicz Sr. 15 Joann Fiorenza

15 Jonathan & Karen Schulteis (7th)

20 William Waszak 21 Joseph Nadolski 21 Diane Govern

23 Therese Watry 24 Sharon Wochos 26 Marie Bruski 28 Kurt Gross 28 Thomas & Barbara Birch (57

th)

30 Shawn & Diane Govern (25th)

January – 2014

2 William Felhofer 3 Chris A. Koscielniak 4 John Scott Sr. 4 Michael . Sullivan

5 Michael & Mary Cay Jansen (41st) 5 Bernadette Timm

6 Clarence Hamilton

8 Joyce Gill 11 Edgardo & Rhemie Azcueta (23rd) 15 Barbara Kostuch

16 Richard & Barbara Borchert (39th)

17 David Hucke

18 Tim Nighbor 21 Michella Tachie-Kwaw

21 Michael Steger 23 Helen Osowski 26 Barbara Kreiter 29 Jean . Rudawski 31 Christopher Schulteis

Please contact Bob Moranski at rjmoranski@ ya-hoo.com or 414-446-9402 if any corrections or addi-tions are needed.

DINE IN OR TAKE OUT - Give the cook a break! The menu at Our Lady of Good Hope now features BAKED or FRIED COD, French Fries or Potato Sal-ad, Cole Slaw, Bread and Beverages. Kids may choose fish or chicken tenders. Beer, soda and des-serts are available. Thanks to all who volunteered and/or patronized the November 14th fundraiser. Additional HELP and PATRONS would be greatly appreciated on FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 2015!

Ed Hubbard

414-354-0650

eghubbard@att.net

Scholarship Fish Fry

Among our council’s many traditions is a holiday visit to the Villa at Bradley Estates located at 6735 N. Bradley Rd. On Saturday, December 13th at 2 PM Brother Knights, Ladies and family members along with accompanist Brother Kurt Worden will entertain the residents with holiday songs guaran-teed to evoke memories of past Christmas celebra-tions. Santa and Mrs. Claus will make a most welcome appearance and “help to make the season bright.” Light refreshments will be served. Both the resi-dents and staff look forward to this event. Let’s not disappoint them.

Pro-Life Potpourri

Council 6646 co-sponsored a "Baby shower" at St. Bernadette and Our Lady of Good Hope. Thanks to the generosity of parish members dozens of color-ful sleep and play garments, layette items, receiving blankets (many made by loving hands) packages of diapers and other newborn needs were delivered to the Women's Care Center and the Women's Support Center. Directors Sharon Hudy and Mary Gilpin, along with the dedicated volunteers expressed their deepest gratitude for the "shower" items and the fi-nancial support. These Crisis Pregnancy Centers receive grants from the Wisconsin State Council's Culture of Life Fund. Please consider adding a donation when you pay your membership dues or donate directly to one of the Centers. Since the Order of the Knights of Columbus be-gan its Ultrasound Initiative in 2009, local and state councils have teamed up with the Supreme Council to raise more than $14,000,000 for the purchase of over 490 ultrasound machines used by Crisis Preg-nancy Centers throughout the country. Pro-Life Sonographers volunteer to provide a life-saving "window to the womb." One had this experi-ence, "On her first visit a young lady told me she would have an abortion no matter what I said. When she came back for the ultra sound she said twice, :I have prepared myself-even as I see a heart beat or body parts I'm not going to change my mind!; You know what happened? As soon as she saw her ba-by's heartbeat - and I mean AS SOON as she saw her baby's heartbeat - she changed her mind." Editor's note: over 80% of mothers who view the ul-trasound image of their babies choose LIFE for their boys and girls!

We received your generous donation of $100 which allows us to offer the value-based Abortion Information Services our callers need at a time when society encourages abortion whenever a pregnancy is inconvenient

For Life, Mary Zielinski

Treasurer In a letter to the Galatians (2:11) St. Paul wrote: "And when Cephas came to Antioch, I opposed him to his face because he clearly was wrong" I would do virtually anything to avoid conflict. But that simply is not the reality of Christian life. We must protect those who cannot protect them-selves; we must speak for those who cannot speak for themselves; we must stand up for the truth when it is under attack. We must confront - in love, wisdom, and prudence - those who wrong

us. We cannot really call ourselves Christians un-less we are in the ways we are called, fighting the good fight. Editor's note: Perhaps you can't join a Pro-Life March or lack the financial resources to support a Crisis Pregnancy Center, but ALL of us can fight the good fight through PRAYER!

O’Meara Life Resources This event on Friday, December 5, 2014, will be held in the South Hall of Our Lady of Good Hope School from 6:30 – 10”30 PM. It provides funds for our Scholarship and Scouting programs. Please promote attendance by inviting family members, relatives and friends. Don’t forget your card club or your poker buddies! Consider donating a bottle of brandy, whis-key, wine or a six pack of beer for the “Holiday Spirits Raffle” or prepare a batch of chili for the lunch. Volunteer to help prepare and serve lunch and clean up the kitchen. Please contact any committee member for ticket information, table reservations and/or to make arrangements for donations. Your support in any way is greatly appreciated. Thank you. Bob Paul Peter Norb

Moranski Rudawski Schulteis Whittle

414-446-9402 414-351-1791 414-355-4094 414-228-9736

Cards and Games Social

Pro-Life Prayer Heavenly Father, who created us all, hear my prayer. Please send the Holy Spirit to enlighten the mind and touch the heart of anyone who may consider destroying an innocent preborn child. Guide them to save the smallest, weak-est and most beautiful of Your creations. For all those tiny ones who are lost this day through abortion, receive these orphans who cannot cry out; wrap them in Your divine love and bestow Your blessings on them in heaven, And, for all those who counsel mothers seeking abortion, give them words of love and wisdom, and perseverance in witnessing to life. Give me courage and strength to follow the ex-ample of Jesus, our merciful Savior, in offering my prayers and sufferings this day for these intentions and for the salvation of the souls of all who are involved in killing preborn babies. Amen.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

CARDS AND GAMES SOCIAL

CO-SPONSORED BY COUNCIL 6646 & TROOP 7-BSA

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2014

6:30 – 10;30 PM

OUR LADY OF GOOD HOPE – SOUTH HALL

7152 N. 41ST ST. - PARK SOUTH OF THE SCHOOL

ENTER DOOR C ON 41ST STREET

YOUR $10.00 TICKET INCLUDES

BEER – SODA – SNACKS – LUNCH – DOOR PRIZES

CARDS WILL BE PROVIDED FOR YOUR FAVORITE GAMES

SHEEPSHEAD BRIDGE

POKER GIN RUMMY

CRIBBAGE (DON’T FORGET YOUR BOARD) OR

BRING YOUR OWN CARD/BOARD GAMES

UNO ROYAL RUMMY SCRABBLE

PROCEEDS WILL PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR NORTHWEST CATHOLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES AND BADLY NEEDED SCOUTING EQUIPMENT

FOR TICKETS/ TABLE RESERVATIONS CONTACT:

BOB MORANSKI – 414-446-9402

PAUL RUDAWSKI – 414-351-1791

PETER SCHULTEIS- 414-355-4094

NORB WHITTLE – 414-228-9736

Make your check ($10.00 per ticket) payable to K of C Council 6646

Or call them to arrange payment at the door.

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2014 Annual Survey of Fraternal and Round Table Ac�vity

Please return this form by January 15, 2015 along with your dues payment. Thank you.

Ed Laskowski, Financial Secretary (262-794-3754)

NAME Parish

Don't forget to add your spouse's K 0f C volunteer service to yours.

1. Number of visits you made :

To nursing homes, hospitals, prisons : ___________

Visits of condolence and funerals: ___________

2. Number of times you served as a blood donor: ___________

3. Estimated hours of volunteer service:

Church Ac�vi�es: All Church related ministries:

Community Ac�vi�es: Time devoted to any and all community related activities: __________

Youth Ac�vi�es: Time devoted to all non-church youth related activities: ___________

Culture of Life Activities - Time devoted to Pro-Life efforts:

Miscellaneous Ac�vi�es: Time spent in areas not mentioned above, including

KC meetings:

4. Hours of service to the sick or disabled and their families: ___________

Household chores, Transportation, etc.

The estimate of YOUR volunteer service hours is most important! Unless the majority of its councils provide

this information the Knights of Columbus may lose its federal tax exemption as a charitable organization. The

Supreme Council would no longer be able to maintain its many charitable grants, such as funding ultrasound

equipment for crisis pregnancy centers!

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A Message From Our Field Agent

The Knights of Columbus began offering a LONG TERM CARE (LTC) product 15 yrs ago. Members who purchased LTC plans in 2000 are still paying their original premiums. Long Term Care policies are related to your health and will cost more as you age. I would gladly answer any questions you and your spouse may have about this important fraternal benefit, and our highly rated insurance/annuity prod-ucts.

Pat LaPointe

Knights of Columbus

414-975-4650

The Wisconsin State Council's CHARITY FUND helps ease financial burdens and restores hope to Wisconsin families and victims of accidents and ill-ness. A recent grant of $2500 went to a Milwaukee couple. The husband has MS and is currently in a wheelchair. The wife has suffered a stroke and is also battling cancer. This FUND will also provide grants for religious vocations. Your 2015 RAFFLE TICKETS will be mailed along with a cover letter and a return envelope. The total prize package is $50,000. Please buy and/or sell them so our council can continue our annual $500 grants to 3 seminarians preparing for the priesthood in the Milwaukee Archdiocese!

My Dear Brother Knights. It is humbling to learn from the Meyer Memos that you have decided to extend to me your generous financial and spiritual support. Thank you for thinking of me as you carry out the mis-sion of our Order to support the priesthood and vocations to the priesthood. Seminary life brings many rewards along with its challenges. In particular, it gives me great joy to know that there are faithful Brother Knights out there praying for me and supporting me so that I, in turn, will be able to support you and so many others by my future priestly ministry. The Christian life really is a team effort; none of us could do it along. Please know of my heartfelt prayers for all the Knights of your council and for the many good works you undertake.

With gratitude and prayers, Patrick J. Behling

Seminarian, Archdiocese of Milwaukee

St. Francis de Sales Seminary

State Charity Raffle

Thank you for much for your continued support of our brothers and sisters with special needs who are served by Works of Mercy Ministry. Your generous contribution of $645.04 will help to make a differ-ence in our outreach to this wonderful community. All of you deserve so much gratitude for your dedication and hard work that goes into collecting the funds dedicated to those with intellectual disabil-ities.

Gratefully, Fr. Al Veik, OFM Capuchin

Works of Mercy

American Wheelchair Mission and the Supreme Council wish to thank Cardinal Albert G. Meyer Council 6646 for your most generous donation ($300). You have allowed us to provide Mobility, Dignity and Independence to people with physical disabilities. Because of people like you we are able to Answer Prayers and Make Dreams Come True.

Sincerely, Chris Lewis

President

Editor's note: Since 2003 the Knights of Columbus has delivered more than 45,000 life changing wheel chairs to children, teens and adults in the United States and 12 other countries including Haiti and the Philippines. Bulk purchases reduce the price from $500 to $150!

Correspondence

Happy Thanksgiving!

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William J. Niemeyer, PGK January 9, 1981

Lawrence D. Beaver March 16, 1981

Augustina Layman November 5, 1982

Sylvester H. Ebert February 26, 1983

Fr. Anthony J. Beyer, F C April 7, 1983

Phyllis Nadolski April 14, 1984

Kathy Kastenholz April 28, 1987

Daniel P. Havey October 23, 1987

Fr. Richard A. Fale, F C December 1, 1987

Emil F. Symonik January 29, 1990

Al J. Kaelin October 12, 1990

Delores Maloney March 3, 1992

Edward J. Landreman March 28, 1992

Jacob M. VanderKuyl April 6, 1992

Dorothy Hughes December 11, 1992

Richard W. Myers, PGK March 4, 1993

Thomas B. McManaman March 19, 1993

Robert E. Cavey April 30, 1993

Marie Carberry October 8, 1993

Kenneth J. Silver, PGK December 24, 1993

Delmar R. Hackbarth December 27, 1993

Fr. Arthur J. Baertlein, F C January 4, 1994

Paul S. Cameron March 25, 1994

Evelyn Hoffmann May 3, 1994

Robert A. Neuman June 15, 1994

James M. Reid September 19, 1994

Arthur C. Fransee September 27, 1994

Darlene Italiano October 27, 1994

John L. Snell January 8, 1995

Virginia Kastenholz June 27, 1995

Reuben F. Borchert August 11, 1995

Catherine Havey November 19, 1995

Vincent A. Schmit March 30, 1996

Eugene W. Schneider, FR April 25, 1996

Lucille Krzisnik May 3, 1996

Luke F. Krzisnik June 30, 1996

Conrad S. Miller July 9, 1996

Allan E. Felton August 7, 1996

Thomas A. Tiefenthaler October 29, 1996

Matthew L. McEvoy February 19, 1997

Neil J. Drees May 24, 1997

Pearl M. Schneider August 23. 1997

Irenus J. (Ray) Lauer, PGK, November 7, 1997

Edward J. Makarewicz December 16, 1997

John R. Lannin March 16, 1998

Ronald A. Schuh May 31, 1998

Joseph M. Koscielniak July 21, 1998

Fr. Matthew C. Dougherty, F C January1, 1999

Lorraine Hackett September 6, 1999

Gerald M. Brzakala September 8, 1999

Harold Worden, FFS September25, 1999

Florence Linn January 19, 2000

Joseph R. Nutt, FW March 15, 2000

Ann K. Kobida May 4, 2000

Edward C. Hughes September 3, 2000

Milton J. McRae December 18, 2000

Raymond A. Kohl March 29, 2001

Mercedes L. Lannin October 14, 2001

Reuben A. Gnadt, FW October 25, 2001

Elmer G. Hoffmann February 6, 2002

Lillian Stockfish March 7, 2002

James E. Hackett March 14, 2002

Richard J. Quinlan March 19, 2002

Rosemary E. Quinlan April 21, 2002

Howard A. Timm, PGK April 29, 2002

Edward J. Dudzek November 11, 2002

Victor E. Carberry November 21, 2002

William R. Zinthefer February 22, 2003

Lois J. McManaman March 26, 2003

Joseph J. Behr May 26, 2003

Daniel E. Wondolkowski, PGK, FDD June 30, 2003

Stanley F. Stockfish July 26, 2003

Geraldine Zinthefer November 4, 2003

Frank F. Hiltonberry December 26, 2003

Robert A. Ott January 7, 2004

Mary Jane Cavey February 22, 2004

Norman C. Kelly April 11, 2004

Howard G. Warner April 20, 2004

Edward P. Fleming July 4, 2004

Jean E. Fleming September 23, 2004

Jean E. Datka October 30, 2004

Jack T. Clancy January 29, 2005

Marie C. Myers February 10, 2005

Merlin J. Maloney March 5, 2005

Richard E. Franz October 30, 2005

Clementine Ceman November 17, 2005

Loraine C. Schmit January 25, 2006

Ernest W. Sader, PGK April 17, 2006

James F. Brengosz May 30, 2006

William J. Starr June 4, 2006

Gilbert J. Hoffman, FW June 22, 2006

Arden B. Ceman July 29, 2006

Bonnie J. Hoffmann August 4, 2006

Fay Anderson November 20, 2006

Joseph Jules April 2, 2007

Fr. John R. Kolanko, F. C November 22, 2007

Catherine (Cathy) Kohl January 29, 2008

Kay M. Lauer May 7, 2008

Harold P. Anderson July 20, 2008

Paul L. Schulteis August 18, 2008

Nancy A. Romens September 19, 2008

Elizabeth Windisch October 20, 2008

Duane Brandstatter February 7, 2009

George W. Linn September 22, 2009

Myrna J. Maier February 28, 2010

Robert E. Hoffmann May 12, 2010

Randy Gengler February 2, 2011

Jerome J. Morawetz February 8, 2011

Colleen McCarthy February 16, 2011

Isabelle Kaelin March 9, 2011

Robert R. Loche May 26, 2011

Mildred Nutt August 8, 2011

Hilary Gill August 8, 2011

Karen Miller September 10, 2011

Elaine Livingston September 13, 2011

Norman R. Janke PGK, FDD October 20, 2011

John Deady December 4, 2011

Winifred Tiefenthaler December 10, 2011

Robert E. Wimmer,PGK, FFS January 10, 2012

Mary Ann Buehner February 19, 2012

E. Leslie Hagensick July 29, 2012

Homer T. Blank August 7, 2012

Pauline Wondolkowski August 24, 2012

Fern R. Sader August 27, 2012

Br. Robert Peterson October 9, 2012

Lillian Borchert November 8, 2012

Fr. Ed. Hussli, FC November 18, 2012

Ted Spicuzza, PGK November 23, 2012

Joseph Draney December 7, 2012

Andrew SchimIrler December 24, 2012

Victor Frank February 5, 2013

David Miller January 9, 2013

Roy Zuehlke February 10, 2013

Howard E. Gollner June 16, 2013

Leroy Bandler July 17, 2013

James Layman August 31, 2013

Lorraine Dudzek October 11, 2013

Rita Worden October 11, 2013

Daniel Bruski November 8, 2013

David Rasmussen, PGK November 14, 2013

Joseph Kastenholz December 17, 2013

Vincent Degenhardt February , 2014

Colleen Cetnarowski March 13, 2014

Fr. Vince Kobida, FC July 14, 2014

Gary Umbreit October 12, 2014

Almighty and Merciful God, Your Son Jesus loved us so much

That he died and rose again to bring us new life. We pray for our brothers and sisters, who have died

Grant them Your forgiveness and bring them to eternal life in the company of all Your saints.

Amen.

Remember Our Departed Brothers and Sisters

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Patron Club 2013—2014

Awe, Ron & Joan, PGK Bergeron, Bill and Julie, PGK, TRUSTEE

Birch, Tom and Barbara

Bertoni, Angelo

Boutell, John

Brushafer, Lary, DGK

Cesarec, Deacon Mike and Loyola

Cetnarowski, Bruno, TRUSTEE

Christians, Jose

Fiorenza, John

Gaenslen, Stephen, GUARD

Hamilton, Clarence and Katherine

Hubbard, Edward PGK, RECORDER

Jankowiak, Erv & Helen, PSD, FM

Kobida, Fr, Vincent Kolbe, Richard and Susan, PGK

Laskowski, Edward and Donna, PGK, FS

Livingston, James Mand, John

McCarthy, Philip, PGK, TRUSTEE

Moes, Tom

Moncher, Peter and Sherry Moranski, Robert and Janet, PGK, FDD

Nadolski, Joseph

Nighbor, Timothy, GK

Noll, Thomas and Helen

Osowski, Frank and Helen

Palzewicz, James and Ellin, PGK

Palzewicz, Les and Ellie and Mark PGK

Phelps, Herb and Edie, PGK,TREASURER

Ruta, Peter and Lourdes Schulteis, Peter and Alice PGK, FDD, CHANCELLOR

Silver, Sabina

Sullivan Michael and Carol Timm, Eric, PGK, WARDEN, & Mrs. Bernadette Timm

Umbreit, Gary , Diane and Steve, ,GUARD

Vaclav, Donald and Jennifer Vosswinkel, Gregg and Cheryl Wanta, Todd

Whittle, Norbert and Dorothy Wimmer, Grace

Wytonick, Dallas PGK

Zwaska, Michael Zwaska, Robert F.

You can still renew or begin your membership. The $3 fee defrays the costs of publishing the Meyer Memos. This generous gesture is greatly appreciated. Contact F.S. Ed Laskowski at 262-794-3754.

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P. 1 Knight & Family of the Month Awards

P. 1 Grand Knight’s Message

P. 2 Fr. Ed’s Famous Fruitcakes

P. 2 Acolytes and Pall Bearer’s Club

P. 3 Christmas Party Reminder P. 4 Pro-Life Potpourri P. 4 Cards and Games Social P. 7 State Charity Raffle

P. 7 A Message From Our Field Agent Please remove the CARDS/GAMES SOCIAL flyer and complete the Fraternal Survey on the re-verse side, Send it along with your DUES PAYMENT!

November-December 2014

November, 2014

17 ALL FAITH NIGHT - DINNER - WEST ALLIS

COLUMBUS CLUB - 6 PM Social Hour

20 Fourth Degree Dinner/Turkey BINGO West Bend – 6 PM

22-23 Cards & Games Social Tickets and Fruit Cake Sales

OLGH - 4 PM and 9 AM Masses 26 Board Meeting – Chambers – 7 PM

27 THANKSGIVING DAY

December, 2014

2 Rosary – St. Catherine’s – 7 PM

5 CARDS/GAMES SOCIAL – OLGH

SOUTH HALL – 6:30 – 10:30 PM

7 Fourth Degree Dinner Dance - West Bend – 5 PM

10 Council Meeting (1st Degree)–Chambers–7 PM 13 CHRISTMAS PARTY – Villa at Bradley Estates 6735 W. Bradley Rd.. – 2- 3:30 PM

25 CHRISTMAS DAY- HAPPY BIRTHDAY JESUS! NO Board Meeting this month

January, 2015

1 Memorial Mass - St. Catherine - 76th Pl. Rosary 8:30 AM - Mass - 9:00 AM

6 Rosary – St. Catherine’s – 7 PM

9 K of C FISH FRY – OLGH – South Hall 4:30 – 7:30 PM

14 Council Meeting (1st Degree)–Chambers–7 PM