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School Addion Update By Father Eric

We are very excited that the St. Mary School addion will begin very soon. The 7,290 square foot addion features a cafeteria, two tutor rooms, an expansion of the kitchen, and addional storage space. The footprint of the addion will move the western edge of the school out sixteen feet. Much of the addional storage will be along the western edge of the gym. Likewise, the kitchen will be expanded to the west. The cafeteria will be off the northern edge of the cafeteria and locker room area. A rectangular courtyard similar to one with the Mary Garden will be created with Mrs. Wohlfert’s room being part of the east side and the cafeteria being the west edge. The cafeteria will create a second large space in the school for acvies – the gym being the other one.

The cafeteria will be able to be divided by a curtain into two spaces in order to accommodate mulple acvies simultaneously. There will be a new set of bathrooms connected to the cafeteria so that during holiday seasons two rentals can take place at the same me or if only one rental is occurring in the gym or cafeteria the other area can be sealed off easily. The locker rooms will be reclaimed for their intended use, and per state mandate a fire suppression system will be included both in the addion and throughout the exisng school.

The first meeng of the building commiee took place way back in August of 2017, so this project has been a long me in coming. At different points over the past two years, the commiee has consisted of different arrangements of Mary Enneking, Cindy Fedewa, Brent Huhn, Bill Irrer, Jan Miller, Jack Nurenberg, Jill Rademacher, Rich Rademacher, Glenn Simon, Darren Thelen, Valerie Thelen and Craig Trierweiler. I am very grateful to all of them for their hard work and experse.

Many of you saw dras of the project at the school open house last August. The floor plan has remained idencal. The roof design on those dras turned out to be quite expensive and put us over budget, so it was replaced with a flat roof. Vander Kodde Construcon from Grand Rapids was awarded the general contract.

As we gain the final state and diocesan approvals needed for the project, construcon should begin shortly before or aer our public groundbreaking ceremony. That ceremony will take place on Friday, May 31st. Bishop Boyea will preside at the 8:15 Mass that morning and the groundbreaking ceremony will take place immediately aerwards.

The addion is funded by the Witness to Hope Campaign, so I am grateful to all of you who pledged and have paid off or are paying off those pledges. If anyone would like to make an addional donaon to the building project (besides the Witness to Hope gi) it can be done directly to St. Mary Parish’s Capital Improvement Fund. Please join us on the 31st in celebrang a historic day in the life of St. Mary School and Parish and in the life of the Westphalia community.

St. Mary’s Parish (989) 587 4201 Westphalia, Michigan www.stmarychurch.net

Monday, May 13th

8:15 AM †Gina Hengesbach

Tuesday, May 14th

St. Ma�hias

8:15 AM †Henry & Rita Thelen

including living & deceased family

members

Wednesday, May 15th

7:00 PM Bernade/e Thelen

including deceased family members

Thursday, May 16th

8:15 AM †John & Alvina Mar�n

including Dale

Friday, May 17th

8:15 AM †Robert & Adeline

Pla/e including deceased family

members

Saturday, May 18th

1:00 PM Wedding Mass

Hayden Pla�e & Angelica Holguin

4:30 PM †Jim Hengesbach

Sunday, May 19th

Fi�h Sunday of Easter

8:00 AM People of the Parish

10:00 AM Deacon Charles Thelen,

12th anniversary of Ordina�on

This week the Sanctuary Lamp is in loving memory of

Gwen Thelen

May 18th Fi h Sunday of Easter

4:30 PM Mass

Rosary: Kurt Thelen

Readers: Kurt Thelen, Lyne/e Witgen

EMC: Geri Hengesbach, Janice Spitzley, Roger & Linda Luna

Servers: Kambrie Thelen, Hayden Hengesbach, Chloe Hengesbach

Ushers: Pat Schafer, Don Smith Sr, Ken Weber, Dan Pohl

May 19th Fi h Sunday of Easter

8:00 AM Mass

Rosary: Joe Kolp

Readers: Phil Smith, Russ Snitgen

EMC: Phil & Jamie Smith, Steve & Mary Lou Thelen

Servers: Marissa Bengel, Erica Bengel, Jade English

Ushers: Tom Trierweiler, Cameron Trierweiler, Don Schrauben,

Leland Trierweiler, Terry Trierweiler, Mike Trierweiler

10:00 AM Mass

Rosary: Gene Pline

Readers: Kary Schneider, Jordan Spitzley

EMC: Gene & Shelly Pline, Kary Schneider, Jordan Spitzley

Servers: Madelyn Keilen, Kris�n Mar�n, Saige Mar�n

Ushers: Sco/ Schmi/, Tom Spitzley, Jim Lehman, Greg Mar�n

Weekend Ministry Schedule Liturgy Schedule

The team will be available a:er the

10 AM Mass on the following dates:

June 9th. If you would like to make

an appointment outside of these

dates please call Vicki Noeker at 587-

4201.

Healing Prayer Team

Monday Our Lady of Fama

Acts 11:1-18; Psalm 42:2-3; 43:3, 4; John 10:1-10

Tuesday Feast of Saint Ma8hias, Apostle

Acts 1:15-17, 20-26; Psalm 113:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8; John 15:9-17

Wednesday Saint Isidore

Acts 12:24—13:5a; Psalm 67:2-3, 5, 6 and 8; John 12:44-50

Thursday Acts 13:13-25; Psalm 89:2-3, 21-22, 25 and 27; John 13:16-20

Friday Acts 13:26-33; Psalm 2:6-7, 8-9, 10-11ab; John 14:1-6

Saturday Saint John I, Pope and Martyr

Acts 13:44-52; Psalm 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4; John 14:7-14

Sunday Fi h Sunday of Easter

Acts 14:21-27; Psalm 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13;

Revela�ons 21:1-5a; John 13:31-33a, 34-35

Readings for the Week of May 12th

Fourth Sunday of Easter May 12, 2019

Monday, May 13th

5:45-6:45 AM Eucharisc Adoraon

5:30 PM PENANCE

6:00-7:00 PM Holy Hour

Tuesday, May 14th

7:30 PM AA/office basement

7:00 PM COF/Hall C

Wednesday, May 15th

5:45-6:45 AM Eucharisc Adoraon

5:30 PM PENANCE

6:00 –7:00 PM Holy Hour with

Benedicon

Thursday, May 16th

7:00 PM Bap�sm Class/Hall B

Friday, May 17th

9 AM-6 PM Eucharisc Adoraon

Saturday, May 18th

9:00 AM Marian Devoons

3:00-4:15 PM PENANCE

Week at a Glance Together Let Us Pray

For the Sick: Joe Bengel, Nina Bla/, Jim Cas�llo, Jillian Chapman, Chloe Clark, Helen Cook, Kevin Fedewa, Lucille Fedewa, Norbert Fox, Mary Theresa Gross, Lisa Grove, Paul Harr, Ben & Colleen Heiden, Cindy Horman, Michelle Huhn, Fr. J.R. Hadnagy, Sister Cyrilla Jegla, Raymond Kissinger, Stanley Klein, Rose Kolp, Kendall Kramer, Barb Kurkowski, John Lehman, Joe & Julianne Lenneman, Ed Mar�n, John “Jack” Mar�n, Luke Mar�n, Bill MaRla, Jason Mellema, Hunter Meyers, Viola Meyers, Leonard Miller, Mary Ann Mueller, Emelio Mῦnoz, Jus�n Norton, Bev Nurenberg, Jane Nurenberg, Ron Nurenberg, MaKenzie Patrick, Bev Pla/e, Greg Pla/e, Jerry Pla/e, Adam Pohl, Gene Pohl, Mary Pohl,

Ron & Elaine Pung, Edward Rademacher, Jim Ricci, Sharon Rock, Donald Schafer, Elizabeth Schafer, Bob Schmi/, Harry Schmi/, John Schmi/, Steve Schmitz, Helen Schneider, Vern Schneider, Jeffrey Sillman, Luann Simon, Rosalie Simon, Jeanne Sleight, Carolee Smith, Dennis Smith, Jerome E. Smith, Clover Spitzley, Mike Spitzley, Ruth Spitzley, Chris�an Teachworth, Dennis Thelen, Luke G. Thelen, Mike Thelen, Philip Thelen, Xavier Voss, Jeff Wadell, Sarah Weber, Ed Wieber, Terry Wieber, Ed Wohlscheid

PRAYER NETWORK:

587-4132 ● 587-6624 [email protected]

Monday-Thursday: 9:00 AM-4:00 PM

Friday: 9:00 AM-3:00 PM

Closed for lunch: 12:30-1:00 PM

All bulle�n ar�cles or changes to

submissions must be sent as a Word

a8achment (not PDF) to:

[email protected]

by Monday @ 9:00 AM

Parish Office Informaon

Chrisan Mothers and Women’s Guild Gi Shop Schedule June 2nd, August 4th, September 8th, October 6th, November 3rd, and December 1st.

Eucharistic Adoration Eucharistic Adoration Eucharistic Adoration Eucharistic Adoration

Monday 5:45-6:45 AM

Monday 6:00-7:00 PM

(Rosary recited)

Wednesday 5:45-6:45 AM

Wednesday 6:00-7:00 PM

(Rosary recited and Benedic�on)

Friday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM

(9:00 AM-11:00 PM every

First Friday of the month)

“Trust all things to Jesus in the Blessed

Sacrament and to Mary Help of Chris�ans and

you will see what miracles are.” -St. John Bosco

We would like to

wish everyone with a

mother’s heart a

blessed and peaceful

Mother’s Day!

To the Moon and Back Ministry


Donaons Needed Every last weekend of the month, a

collec�on box is placed in the back of

church for Shared Pregnancy and PCIS

dona�ons. They are currently in need

of all baby items: clothing newborn

to age 4T, diapers, wipes, cribs,

strollers, shampoo, dressers, pack

and plays, diaper cream and formula.

Any ques�ons or large dona�on items

can be dropped off by contac�ng

Mary Pohl at 587-4852 or Shirley

Manning at 587-6914.

Do you have an extra 7 - 10 minutes on Monday mornings

a:er Mass? If so we invite you to stay and pray the Divine

Mercy Chaplet with us! There are many promises a/ached

to those who 1) pray the chaplet or 2) have the chaplet

prayed for them, so we gather in the South Transept in front

of our Blessed Mother's statue and pray for the souls who

have passed and those who will pass soon, we also pray for

the inten�ons that Fr. Eric gives us and any others that are

shared.

Don't know the Chaplet? That's okay! There are

"cheatsheets" available in the entrances that will help you

un�l you have it memorized.

Did You Know?

June

June 7-9th: Adult Steubenville Power and Purpose See page 5 of this bulle�n for details.

Saturday, June 22nd: Faith Fest 2019, St. Francis Retreat Center, Dewi8.

Featuring: Ma/ Maher, Jason Gray, Tenth Avenue North, Brothers Walker, JJ

Weeks Band. For complete fes�val and �cket informa�on go to:

h/ps://www.faithfest.com

Upcoming Spiritual Growth Opportunies

A few simple ways to enter into the Mass more fully is to treat the Mass as you would any important event; dress up even more than every day clothes to make the Mass even more special, arrive early, and be ac�ve in singing and responding.

The We C.A.R.E team invites you to join us. Our focus is to provide both dignity and love to those in need all while filling the desire in our hearts to serve. Our services include, but are not limited to:

rides to appointments, rides to Mass, yard work, in-home visits, nursing home visits, prayer pals and even includes coordina�ng small social events. If any of this interests you, please contact Mary Lou at 989-587-6600 or Pat at 989-640-7115. You can be involved as much as your �me permits and we welcome both those who wish to serve and those who have a need for help, to call. Cards can be found at all the entrances of the church which can be filled out and dropped off at the parish office or in the Sunday collec�on. Or, as your needs arise, please call Mary Lou or Pat directly. Volunteers are ready and wai�ng to assist you so please do not hesitate. Thank you to all who u�lize these services or volunteer in this Ministry.

New Addion to the WE CARE Ministry Under the umbrella of the We CARE ministry, there is going to be a sec�on which relates to transportaon of those needing temporary transportaon to and from employment. Please contact Tim Thelen at 517-526-1012 to request a need or if you have extra space in your vehicle or carpool and would be willing to help another out. You can also check out our facebook page at: WE C.A.R.E Employment Transporta'on.

Knights of Columbus News

Council 2890 is again co-hos�ng a

Mother’s Day breakfast buffet at

Charlie’s. It will be all you can eat

and runs from 8:00 AM-12:00 PM.

The cost is 10.00 per person with 5

and under free. Thanks for your

con�nued support of all the KC

events which allows us to serve both

our parish and community.

Chaplet of

On Monday, May 13th

at 7 PM in

front of Our Lady of Fa�ma Statue,

we will be honoring Mary on her

feast day by saying a Rosary as a

group. Please consider joining us in

thanksgiving to Our Mother for all

that she does for us. If the weather is

not favorable, we will say the Rosary

in the Church. Our Lady of Fa�ma,

pray for us!

Our Lady of Fama Rosary


May 5, 2019 Number of Envelopes:

Adult: 167

EFT Transac�ons: 147

Weekend Collecon: $29,972.25

Amount Needed: $20,807.69

Building Maintenance: $230.00

Cemetery: $2,067.00

ARK: $75.00

DSA Totals (as of May 6th)

Goal: $100,835.00

Total Gi s: $66,875.00

Total # of Gi s: 313

Percentage of Goal: 66.32%

We are geKng closer to our goal!

Thank you to all who have

contributed thus far! If you haven’t

made a contribuon yet, please

remember when we reach our goal,

half of everything over goal comes

back to our parish.

If you would like to make an on-line

contribu�on please go to:

h/ps://www.dioceseoflansing.org/DSA

If you choose this way to donate, make

sure to tag St. Mary’s Westphalia as your

parish so we receive the credit for your

gi0! Thank you!

Bingo Co-Chairs Needed: 1 couple or 2 people.

Call the parish office (587-4201) for any

ques�ons or to volunteer!

Parish Fesval Worker’s List Sign-up

Job sign-up for our 2019 Parish Fes�val will be open on

This Wednesday, May 15th at 8:00 PM!

Sign up at: h/ps://www.signupgenius.com/go/60b094dadaa2ba4f94-parish

Bapsm Classes will be held on the following dates at 7 PM in our parish hall: May 16th, July 11th, September 12th and November 14th. Parents and Godparents are expected to a�end. Please call the parish office (989)587-4201 with any quesons or to register.

Bapsm Class

Do you want more? More understanding, More confidence, More faith? Maybe you've tried things

in the past but s�ll keep wondering is there more?? Why not give Steubenville a

try? You've heard of it's impact on others but may wonder if it is for

you? Whether you are feeling strong or weak in your faith, near or far from God,

confident or afraid of change in your spiritual life.... God’s love for you does not

change and He waits pa�ently for us to ask for His help. Come and see what

Steubenville might have to offer you and join us this coming June for the Power

and Purpose Conference. The weekend is full of inspira�onal talks, quiet �me

for prayer/adora�on, Mass, Confession and much more. More informa�on and

registra�on can be found at:

h/p://www.cvent.com/events/power-purpose-june-7-9-2019/event-summary-

8d84918ac92848668798009ba6830eb4.aspx

Please call Vicki at the parish office (989) 587-4201 if you have any

ques�ons. Carpools can be arranged when the date gets closer.

Adult Steubenville Power and Purpose Conference June 7-9th

Prayers Needed in Buck v. Gordon Case

The Michigan A/orney General announced a se/lement with the ACLU

regarding a case addressing adop�on by same-sex couples. That se/lement was

widely reported as “barring state-funded adop�on agencies from refusing

LGBTQ parents.” While that se/lement included no measures against the

Catholic Chari�es agencies of the Diocese of Lansing (or any other diocese), the

se/lement communicated the State’s inten�on to cancel the contracts of

agencies unless they change their policies and began placing children with same-

sex couples or those claiming a transgender iden�ty. In April, St. Vincent

Catholic Chari�es, one of the Diocese of Lansing’s five Catholic Chari�es

agencies, sued the State of Michigan in federal court. By the lawsuit, St.

Vincent’s is asser�ng its rights to free exercise of religion, free speech, and equal

protec�on and is seeking a federal court order that would prevent the State

from viola�ng these rights. St. Vincent’s and the other plain�ffs are reques�ng

that, during the lawsuit, the court preserve the status quo and order that St.

Vincent be permi/ed to con�nue uni�ng children with adop�ve and foster

families in accord with Catholic principles. While the Diocese’s other Catholic

Chari�es agencies are not par�es to the li�ga�on, it is expected that the

li�ga�on, if successful, would likewise benefit all such agencies. Bishop Boyea

asks that we hold in prayer this case that religious liberty as well as balanced

concepts of the human person in general and the complementarity of the sexes

in par�cular be respected in our laws.


Also please keep in mind our next exhibit, "WEDDINGS", will open Monday, May 27th, Memorial Day, immediately

following the Veterans service at St Mary's cemetery. We then will be open the FIRST SUNDAY of the month 1-4pm and

the THIRD WEDNESDAY of the month 5-8 PM. Come and see how Grandma and Grandpa celebrated their wedding

We are also looking for addi�onal dress forms/mannequins to borrow from now un�l December 2019, to use for the

"Weddings" exhibit. If you have one of these, please call Margie Wirth.

Westphalia Historical News

The Chris�an Mothers and Women's Guild Cookbooks have been reordered and are stocked for this new spring season of

gi: giving! As prin�ng prices have gone up with our supplier, the new cookbook prices will be $12 for one or $22 for both

old/new edi�ons. You can find these great Mother's Day and shower gi:s at The Li/le Flower Market, PFCU, and Union

Bank. Contact us at [email protected] for more details.

Chrisan Mothers Cookbooks

P-W Schools is seeking one daily

route bus driver as well as mul�ple

subs�tute bus drivers. Candidates

must currently have or be willing to

obtain these required endorsements:

CDL-B (air brake), CDL-P (pupil) and

CDL-S (school). If candidates do not

possess the required endorsements,

training costs will be reimbursed if

passing test scores are achieved and

a two-year commitment is

made. Must be able to pass a drug

screening and possess a clean driving

record. Hourly pay is determined by

the prevailing labor contract,

previous school bus driving

experience may be recognized on the

wage scale.

Applicaons are due July 15th.

Please visit pwschools.org or call

(989) 587-5100, Ext. 5108 with

quesons.

Bus Drivers Needed

Most Holy Trinity School in Fowler is accep�ng applica�ons for a part-�me

reading literacy specialist for early elementary students for the 2019/20 school

year. Applicants must have an elementary teaching degree and have experience

in teaching reading, speech and literature. The candidate must be willing to

work collabora�vely in a team environment and be available to work mornings

Mondays through Thursdays when school is in session. Applicants should be

prac�cing Catholics who are enthusias�c, organized, and passionate about

Catholic educa�on. Applicaons and resumes will be accepted through Friday,

May 17th and should be sent to the following:

Most Holy Trinity School

A8n: Anne Hufnagel

545 N. Maple St. Fowler, MI 48835 or via email: [email protected]

Jace and I want to thank everyone at St. Mary's Parish for

your warm welcome and all your prayers. It has been so heart

warming to feel the love and support from the en�re

congrega�on. The cards from the St. Mary's students truly

warmed our hearts, made our Easter so very special and

made us feel so loved and cared for. It was also very special to us to meet so

many people at the welcome recep�on. I can not express the thankfulness for

the love we feel from our new church community. We truly feel like family and

that is a very special thing to find in a church. Also we want to extend a very

special thank you to the RCIA team including; Deacon Chuck, Barb Spitzley,

Jenny Schneider and Mary Nurenberg. Our sponsors Jennifer Thelen and John

Lehman and Laurie Sillman for being our inspira�on to learn about the catholic

faith. We are excited to grow in our faith with our new church community and

will keep you all in our prayers as well. Thank you again from the bo/om of our

hearts for making us feel so loved, welcomed and accepted, it truly means the

world.

Love, Lisa & Jace Sillman

I would like to thank everyone for the

prayers, cards, visits, and food during

my heart surgery and recovery. Your

though]ulness made this difficult

�me much easier for me. May God

bless you all. Ron Nurenberg


Join us for the 21st Annual St. Joseph Parish Fes�val 5K Run/2Mile Walk being held on Saturday, June 8th at the Parish Center in

Pewamo. The run/walk winds through the beau�ful town and parts of the Fred Meijer CIS trail, raising funds for St. Joseph’s Parish. For

details and registra�on, visit h/ps://runsi nup.com/Race/MI/Pewamo/PewamoStJosephRun or call Ma//Kelli Smith 989-593-3509,

Bill/Dawn Mar�n 989-640-3591, or Jennyl Simon 517-281-6585.

A8enon Volleyball Players!

On SATURDAY, June 8th St. Joseph's Church in Pewamo will be hos�ng a volleyball tournament during their annual Parish Fes�val. It

is a 4 on 4 co-ed grass tournament with a compe��ve and a recrea�onal division. The cost is $80 per team with the first game star�ng

at 9:00am (Immediately a:er 5K). The entry deadline is Thursday, June 6th. To enter your team (please only have 1 team member

register each team), please call or text Kylie Thelen at (989) 640-9222 or Evan Thelen at (989) 534-6095. We will respond confirming we

received your registra�on. If for some reason you are no longer able to play, please let us know ahead of �me.

St. Joseph Parish Fesval

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TrierweilerInsurance Agency, Inc.

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DENTAL CARE P.C.

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1330 E. Grand River Ave.Suite B • Portland, MI

517.647.HEAR (4327)

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517.655.2EAR (2327)

AUDIOLOGIST, MA, CCC-A, F-AAADouglas Logel, Jr.

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6218 Wright Rd. - Westphalia 587-6511

PLUMBING & HEATING

www.myersmechanical.com 517-886-225516825 INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY LANSING

Hengesbach’sProcessing

Custom Butchering • Pickup Available

(George’s Slaughter House) Cliff Hengesbach 517-743-1178 Cell 6338 Bliss Rd. Saranac 517-647-4579 Tel

GERRY'S TUNE-UP& BRAKES

AUTO REPAIR www.gerrystuneup.com Gerry SchomiSch, owner 989-593-2647

2625 S Wright Rd. • Fowler

Clinton ophthalmology

• Cataract Treatment• Laser Treatments

• Diabetic Care• Routine Eye Exams

BRANDY COOK, DO • 989.224.1452

1000 E. Sturgis St. • Suite 3 • St. Johns [email protected] 113 W. Main989-587-0070

Smoked & Fresh MeatsConvenience Groceries

Licensed & InsuredFREE ESTIMATES

WestphaliaBuilders, LLC

Quality Workmanship Since 1957

989-587-3571Gary Hengesbach

Clover Carpet Cleaning“Call Us On The Carpet”

www.clovercarpetcleaning.com 989-224-0605Residential & Commercial • 24 Hr. Emergency ServiceRon & Maurine Mitchell, Owners / Operators

989-587-4941Carpentry and Custom

Cabinets, Inc.www.ahccabinets.com

Since 1980202 E. Main St. • Westphalia

(989) 587-5400www.ubmich.com Member FDIC

Whole Life • Term • Annuities • IRA's • Rollovers • Retirement • Disability & Universal Life

John C. Rademacher, FIC, CSA, Insurance Agent

RADEMACHER INSURANCE AGENCY

www.catholicforester.org • 880 N CEDAR [email protected] • 593-3373

Glass Master’s

Tri-County CollisionPortland

Windshields517-647-6333Mobile Service

AUTO BODY517-647-7751

Free Courtesy Cars!Ted G Platte

Since 1989

JANAY BENGAL

[email protected] Cell: 616.765.2484

Realtor® ParishionerCENTURY 21®

Looking Glass

Each Office is Individually Owned & Operated

Helping you as a Buyers Agent, Selling Agent, or Transaction Coordinator

MARTIN VIDEO13485 W. Taft Rd.

Westphalia, MI 48894(989) 587-4520 • Visit Us At videobymartin.com

Transferring most types of film to DVDVHS Tapes, 8mm, Super 8mm Reels, Slides, Beta, etc.

989-224-44221500 Waterford Pkwy St. Johns, MI 48879

Pre-Need Family Service CounselorDouglas L. Wilton • 989-292-1416

Family Owned & Operated Since 1946

Interior design service available

Downtown Fowler

beckerfurniturefowler.com 989-593-3500






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