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Knights of Columbus Notre Dame Council 10514
P. O. Box 2084
Flagler Beach, FL 32136-2084 E-mail [email protected] Website: www.Council10514.org
May 2018
Grand Knight – Anthony Gasparino
Worthy Brothers, It is hard for me to believe that we only have two months left in this fraternal year. It honors me to have been your Grand Knight. Thank you for your wonderful support. May is the month of our Lady, our “Queen of the Knights”, when special devotions are
held. Our parish will have a “May Crowing” on Sunday, May 13th honoring our Blessed Mother. Please keep our Queen in your prayers. We lost a beloved Brother, Donald Harris, an exemplary Knight and Catholic Gentleman. Brother Donald was a wonderful Knight of Columbus, very active and did so much to honor the K of C with his devotion to his duty, a true advocate for the principles we all stand for. He will be missed by all. Keep Brother Donald in your prayers. We all learned that Father Al will be leaving our Parish to start a new chapter in his life as a Pastor at Queen of Peace in Gainesville. Father Al you enriched every Brother Knight’s life as our Chaplin and Pastor. We will be forever grateful for all you have done for us and our parishioners. We wish you all the best as you move on to a new parish. I’m sure every parishioner of Queen of Peace will love you as much as we love you. We will forever keep you in our prayers. We will miss you, your wonderful sermons and your musical talent. It has been an honor to have served the K of C with you this fraternal year. “God is good all the time.” We had a very busy month and thank you for your efforts in our many activities and events. Our Council supported the Santa Maria del Mar Church Rummage sale that took place from Sunday, April 8th through Saturday, April 14th. Many of our Brothers worked each day to help with this special fund raiser. Brother Pat Mulvihill’s, our DGK, wife Jacque was the leader of this very successful event. You are commended for volunteering to help Jacque, our Brother’s wives, her parish helpers and Kim Cazzaniga’s Life Teen group who did so much to support this wonderful fund raiser. The proceeds will be used to support our parish and our spectacular Teen Group. This was a family event for many who were helping. Your efforts are extremely appreciated by me and welcomed by all involved. Brother Knights helped Whispering Meadows Range on Saturday, April 14 install and repair fencing. Thank you for helping them as this ranch enriches the lives of those with disabilities and special needs through recreational, educational, and equine-assisted programs. I had the pleasure of attending the check presentation for the Trail Transition Program with a group of dedicated Knights on April 11th. This program helps train and support young
students ages 18-22 years old to find jobs to fit their skills of challenged young people. Our donation was possible because of your help with our latest Tootsie Roll drive. Thank you. On Saturday, April 21st our Council hosted a very successful Family Pasta and Karaoke Night to support the Alpha Women’s Center. This event was arranged by our Treasurer, Brian Taylor, who did a fantastic job planning this event. Thank you everyone who helped in any way - from the tickets sellers, the culinary team, to the hall setup team and clean up team. Your efforts are very much appreciated. A Flagler Beach cleanup was conducted on Saturday, April 21st by our church Environmental Committee leader Hugh Bowman. Thank you, Brothers who helped with the beach cleanup to keep the beauty of our famous Flagler Beach. A shoe drive was held at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton at all masses on Saturday, April 13th and Sunday April 14th for the Flagler County Education Foundation S.T.U.F.F Bus program to supply shoes and sneakers for students of Flagler County. Thank you to Brothers who helped with this event. Father Al thank you for your inspiring words at the 9am Sunday Corporate Communion Mass on April 29th. This was another wonderful turnout of our Brother Knights who filled the front of the church with a beautiful ‘Sea of Green’. I thank all our Brothers who attended this special mass. Thank you, Jane for the delicious breakfast that was served after the Mass in the church hall that was enjoyed by everyone. I thank anyone who helped with this special event. Brother Joe Abitante, thank you for your check presentation from this year’s church cruise to Father Al and our parish. Upcoming events in May include: Bingo every Tuesday in the church hall; First Friday Communion Breakfast; the 50’s Sock Hop Dinner Dance on May 19th at 6 pm and the hall setup on Saturday at 1:00pm before the dinner dance. Help our church Respect Life and council Pro-life committees with the Baby Bottle Campaign on Mother’s Day on May 13th & 14th at all masses. Bingo season will be ending May 29th. Thank you EY and the dedicated Bingo Team for a great season. Many new Brother Knights joined in each week to help with the many Bingo tasks. A special thank you to Brothers Stan and Jim for the wonderful lunch served each week showing unity and fraternity in their team work. Our Steering Committee created the slate of officers list for nomination to be elected officers for the new fraternal year beginning July 1, 2018 and ending June 30, 2019 and was published for three months. The election for the new slate of Officers with take place at the May 2nd meeting.
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Grand Knight – Anthony Gasparino (cont.)
Brothers, thank you for those who purchased or sold books of tickets to support the Florida State Charity Raffle. All 180 books of tickets have been sold! For each book we sold, our Council received $6 per book. Charity is our first principle and I sincerely appreciate and thank you for your efforts. Good luck in winning one of the top prizes in the final drawing on May 26, 2018 at the Annual Convention Dinner in Orlando, FL. Thank you, Brothers, for all you did last month helping with our activities and events. I’m very much appreciative of your efforts in everything you did to proudly support our principles of charity, unity and fraternity.
Brothers, may we pray for those sick or in distress, our deceased Brothers and pray to God to protect us from harm and evil and to unite and heal the world’s unrest into peace and harmony. Mary, Queen of the Knights, please keep our council strong, bless us, as we pray for your guidance and support to help us as we grow the Knights of Columbus in our principles of charity, unity and fraternity. Brothers, thank you for your support and may God Bless you all. Vivat Jesus, Tony
Deputy Grand Knight - Patrick Mulvihill
Worthy Brothers,
May promises to be a very busy month for our Parish and Council #10514. During this month there will be First Communion, Confirmation, May Crowning, Election of Officers for Council
#10514, Bingo, the annual Sock Hop, the Respect Life Baby Bottle Campaign, and let’s not forget Mother’s Day. Please read further in the newsletter and the Parish Bulletin for dates and times of these events.
A couple of weeks ago, I was very privileged to present a check to the TRAIL Transition Program. The money that was donated to them came from our Council’s work in the last Tootsie Roll Drive. The TRAIL Transition program is designed for students with special needs between the ages of 18 – 22. The focus of the program is training the students for employment. Special thank you to Grand Knight Anthony Gasparino, and Brothers John Fisher and Mike Boullion for joining us. The students and staff were very appreciative and when asked what they are going to do with the money, they all said they were going to
buy a curriculum that will help them learn employability skills (see top of page 7 for photos).
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU to all my Brother Knights who came out to help at the Parish Rummage Sale! Without your help, it would not have been a success. This event earned $10,017 which will go toward the youth of our Parish in their Catholic Education activities. Brother Knights helped with the set-up, accepting donations, selling items, clean-up, cooking breakfast for the volunteers, and grilling hamburgers and hotdogs! GREAT WORK! You certainly demonstrated the principles of charity, unity, and fraternity.
Brothers, please continue to pray for our country to become united and to protect us all from harm and evil. Also, please pray for those sick or in distress and our deceased Brothers.
Mary, Queen of the Knights, continue to bless us as we seek further growth in our principles of charity, unity, and fraternity.
Vivat Jesus, Pat
Notre Dame Council 10514 Cruise Knights of Columbus members, spouses, and friends will be travelling on a fabulous 5 night cruise onboard the beautiful Celebrity Infinity. The cruise departs from Ft. Lauderdale. The dates are January 14 - 19, 2019. The itinerary includes stops in Cozumel, Mexico and Key West, Florida. Book your cabin now to lock in the following rates: Inside Cabins ……………….. $448 per person Ocean View Cabins ……... $698 per person Ocean View Balcony ……. $828 per person * Special Promotions are available for a limited time Santa Maria del Mar Parish will receive $50 for each cabin rented! Contact Bro. Joe Abitante at (386) 597-7023 with any questions or to book your cruise vacation.
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May 2018 Calendar Tue May 1, 2018 Wed May 2, 2018 Fri May 4, 2018 Tue May 8, 2018 Sat May 12, 2018 Sun May 13, 2018 Tues May 15, 2018 Sat May 19, 2018 Tues May 22, 2018 Mon May 28, 2018 Tues, May 29, 2018
11:30am – 3:00pm 5:30pm – 6:30pm 7:00pm – 9:00pm 7:30am – 11:30am 11:30am – 3:00pm 5:00pm Mass Sunday Morning Masses All Day 11:30am – 3:00pm 4:30pm – 6:30pm 6:30pm – 10:00pm 11:30am – 3:00pm All Day 11:30am – 3:00pm
Bingo – Parish Hall Officers Meeting – Parish Hall Business Meeting – Parish Hall 1st Friday Communion Breakfast - Parish Hall Bingo – Parish Hall Respect Life Baby Bottle Campaign Respect Life Baby Bottle Campaign Mother’s Day Bingo – Parish Hall 4th Degree Meeting (SMdM Parish Hall) Sock Hop Dinner Dance – Parish Hall Bingo – Parish Hall Memorial Day Final Bingo until October – Parish Hall
June 2018 Calendar Wed June 6, 2018 Fri June 8, 2018 Thurs June 14, 2018
5:30pm – 6:30pm 7:00pm – 9:00pm 7:30am – Noon All Day
Officer’s Meeting – Parish Hall Business Meeting – Parish Hall 1st Friday Communion Breakfast – Parish Hall Flag Day
Sun June 17, 2018 Tues June 19, 2018
All Day 4:30pm – 6:30pm
Father’s Day 4th Degree Meeting (SMdM Parish Hall)
Have something newsworthy? Send to: [email protected] (Editor’s Note: All items or articles for the newsletter must be submitted by the 25th of the month.)
Field Agent - Victor Silva
“Why should I become an Insurance Member?” On occasion, a brother Knight will ask me this question. The obvious answer, of course, is because of your insurance need! Insurance need aside, what are some of the other
advantages to being an insurance member? Let me name a couple: Your financial participation helps fund the Order’s
charitable activities. You retain the right to purchase additional KofC
products, regardless of membership status. Your spouse has a “Spousal Right to Purchase” any KofC
annuity or insurance product, for which she qualifies, for one year after your death.
Our Order is among the highest rated life insurers in North America. AM Best has rated the Knights of Columbus with their highest rating for over 40 consecutive years. Our current rating of “A++, Superior” is a testament to our track record for excellence and security.
Since the year 2000, insurance in force as grown from $40 billion to $110 billion and our assets have increased from $8.5 billion to $25 billion. During these years we have paid out more than $5.3 billion in dividends and more than $4.3 billion in death benefits. That’s nearly $10 billion in dividends and benefits. Let’s talk soon about how “Insurance for Brother Knights by Brother Knights” can bring peace of mind to you and your family. Victor Silva, FIC, MDRT
(386) 569-1918 (386) 693-4016 [email protected]
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Officers - Columbian Year 2017 - 2018
CHAPLAIN GRAND KNIGHT DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT Father Al Esposito Anthony Gasparino Pat Mulvihill (386) 439-2791 (386) 864-8706 (386) 586-3398 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
CHANCELLOR FINANCIAL SECRETARY TREASURER Jerry Chabon Doug Bentley Brian Taylor (386) 263-2605 (580) 678-5426 (203) 981-3310 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
RECORDER ADVOCATE LECTURER John Williamson Ramon Marrero Joseph Abitante (386) 597-7790 (386) 793 2251 (386) 597-7023 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
WARDEN INSIDE GUARD INSIDE GUARD William Kelley James Kenny Robert Rizzo (386) 313-5334 (386) 986- 1237 (386) 246-3232 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
INSIDE GUARD OUTSIDE GUARD OUTSIDE GUARD John Stankovich Frank Crisologo Boyd Snyder (386) 313-5085 (386) 446-4797 (386) 585-0602
[email protected] [email protected]
TRUSTEE 3 YEAR TRUSTEE 2 YEAR TRUSTEE 1 YEAR Kevin Ryan Stan Niedzwiecki E. Y. Walter, PGK (386) 302-5068 (386) 569-1068 (386) 986-1163 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
PROGRAM DIRECTOR – PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398
CHURCH DIRECTOR - E.Y. WALTER 986-1163 MEMORIAL MASS MICHAEL BOULLION 315-1043 CORPORATE COMMUNION MICHAEL BOULLION 315-1043
COUNCIL DIRECTOR - KEVIN RYAN
BINGO E. Y. WALTER 986-1163 JIM ANDERSON 446-4705 BUD CAMPBELL 437-8421 ARMADO GARCIA KEN LEDFORD 445-2388 MIKE ARATO 447-7427 RAY DEROIS 447-7274 PAT MARTELLUCCI 447-0991 MIKE SENCO 386 445-5788 PETE PREISER 986-4879 BRIAN TAYLOR 203-981-3310 FRANK CRISOLOGO 446-4797 AL TRUNZO 439-5285 TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 KEN COSTA 908-642-3846 JOHN CHECK 225-4456 TIM POSTEMSKI 492-2359 BOB CALABRESE 386 547-9312 WALTER SIBOROSKI 439-1304
CHARITABLE DONATIONS RAY DEROIS 447-7274 E. Y. WALTER 986-1163 MIKE ARATO 447-7427
COMMUNICATIONS MICHAEL BOULLION 315-1043 TIM POSTEMSKI 492-2359
PUBLIC RELATIONS TBD
CULINARY KEVIN RYAN 302-5068 JOHN SABIA 447-0570 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 BRIAN TAYLOR 263-7288 PAT MARTELLUCCI 447-0991 MIKE ARATO 447-7427 FRANK CONSENTINO 586-6865
PARTY BEVERAGES KEVIN RYAN 302-5068 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 SCHOLARSHIP FR. AL ESPOSITO 439-2791 MIKE ARATO 447-7427 E.Y. WALTER 986-1163SHIRTS & HATS AL TRUNZO 439-5285
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STEERING MIKE ARATO 447-7427 E. Y. WALTER 986-1163 KEVIN RYAN 302-5068
COUNCIL GREETER TIM POSTEMSKI (904) 710-6516 LEN ALBERT 615-6805 RON LIMUTI 704 236-6706 CARLO SCIANOID (772) 320-8016 FRANK CRISOLOGO 446-4797
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR – BRIAN TAYLOR 263-7288
ADMISSIONS TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 MIKE SENKO 445-5788 FRANCIS LAPERRIERE 437-9319
INSURANCE VICTOR SILVA 585-3790
RETENTION TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 E. Y. WALTER 986-1163 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 KEVIN RYAN 302-5068
RECRUITMENT E.Y. WALTER 986-1163 KEVIN RYAN 302-5068
FAMILY DIRECTOR - JOSEPH ABITANTE 597-7023
FAMILY PARISH SOCIALS JOSEPH ABITANTE 697-7023
SUNSHINE JOHN FISHER 447-8197 TONY & CLAUDIA GASPARINO 864-8706
SUVIVORS ASSISTANCE VICTOR SILVA 585-3790
YOUTH DIRECTOR - TONY GASPARINO 864-8706
TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 FRANCIS LAPERRIERE 437-9319 PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398
COMMUNITY DIRECTOR - PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398
911 MEMORIAL KEVIN RYAN 302-5068 FRANCIS LAPERRIERE 437-9319
BEACH CLEANUP GREGG EVERETT 439-6466
CITIZENS W/DISABILITIES KEN LEDFORD 445-2388 PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398 TOM WEGLEITNER 872-1398 E. Y. WALTER 986-1163 MIKE SENKO 445-5788
COLD WEATHER SHELTER BRIAN (PHYLLIS) TAYLOR 263-7288 PAT (JACQUE) MULVIHILL 586-3398 MIKE ARATO 447-7427 GUY DELUCA 492-7554 STAN NIEDZWICKI 569-1068 PAT MARTELLUCCI 447-0991 JOHN PIRES 439-1678 KEN LEDFORD 445-2388 AL TRUNZO 693-4858 LEN ALBERT 615-6805 STEVE NEYER (215) 527-7411 JAMES ANDERSON 446-4705 ART GILIBERTI 439-7647 KEVIN & DENISE RYAN 447-2779
PARADES RON YANKOWSKI 693-4512
PRO LIFE DUANE BERRETH 597-2344 MICHAEL BOULLION 315-1043 ANDREW SHIRVELL 569-0563
SPECIAL OLYMPICS TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398
DINNER DANCE DIRECTOR - STAN NIEDZWICKI 569-1068
HALL RESERVATIONS E.Y. WALTER 986-1163
ENTERTAINMENT STAN NIEDZWICKI 569-1068
HALL SETUP KEN (ANGELA) LEDFORD 445-2388 JOHN & DIANE PIRES 439-7546 LEN & PAT ALBERT 615-6805 ART GILIBERTI 439-7647 TONY & CLAUDIA GASPARINO 864-8706 JOHN & CAREN BULMAN 439-1678 RON & JUDI YANKOWSKI 693-4512 KEVIN & DENISE RYAN 302-5068 PAT & JACQUE MULVIHILL 586-3398
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Youth Program May 2018
This is the time of year when the students of Flagler County are studying for year-end finals and planning for the next year of their education or planning for a new experience of a college or technical education for high school graduates.
The youth programs become secondary and it becomes a time to prepare and plan for the next school year. I will be asking our council to support the students of Flagler County by coming out to help at our events. We need a “Sea of Green” at these events to show the students what
the Knights of Columbus does to support them and hopefully this will encourage them to become to become Knights in future years as they mature into young adults. I am also looking forward to your support for the youth programs by helping or attending our events. Thank you and God bless you all. Tony Gasparino, Youth Director
Knights of Columbus Bingo EVERY TUESDAY AT SANTA MARIA DEL MAR PARISH HALL
DOORS OPEN AT 11:15AM
A FREE LUNCH IS SERVED AT 11:30AM WHEN YOU BUY A BINGO PACK FOR ONLY $13.00
BINGO STARTS PROMPTLY AT 12:15PM.
JACKPOT UP TO $200.00. Contact E.Y. at 986-1163
Happy Birthday William Kelley 5/4 Louis Monico 5/4 Matthew Moore 5/6 Antonio Dos Santos 5/8 Joseph Bachman 5/12 Arulanantham Yagappan 5/13 Leo Johnson 5/14
Ronnie Kiger 5/14 Michael Maltese 5/18 Dennis Gaetano 5/18 Brendan Mc Callen 5/21 James Butler 5/22 John Houston 5/25 Len Albert 5/26
John Merced 5/26 Michael Arato 5/29 Michael Payne 5/30 James Rogers 5/30 Mike Senko 5/31
Happy Anniversary Richard & Christine Tracey 5/1/1971 John & Valerie Sabia 5/4/1964 Mike & Beverly Senko 5/6/1962 Richard & Ruth O'Connor 5/16/1973
Robert & Cheryl Hook 5/20/1977 David & Marcela Medina 5/22/1993 Andrew & Frances Kozer 5/24/1958 Dave & Virginia Pellett 5/26/1962
Does your spouse know that you haven't given us your anniversary information?? If your anniversary is not listed please email your information to our financial secretary, Doug Bentley: [email protected]
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Flagler County School Stright/Trails Transition Check Presentation
Spiritual Adoption Program
KofC 10514 members, under the direction of Pro-Life Chairman Duane Berreth, assisted the Santa Maria del Mar Respect Life Committee in the distribution of over 500 Spiritual Adoption Prayer Cards. The simple prayer of Archbishop Fulton Sheen – “Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, I love you very much. I beg you to spare the life of the unborn baby that I have spiritually adopted who is in danger of abortion.” is said daily for 9 months. The program will end at Christmastime with a ‘baby shower’ benefitting Alpha Women’s Center in Bunnell.
New Ultrasound Machine for Women’s Resource Center (Palatka)
Council 8086 (Port Orange), with financial support from members of Council 10514 (Flagler Beach), raised the funds to purchase a new ultrasound machine under the KofC Supreme Council Ultrasound Initiative Program. It replaces the previously KofC purchased machine that was 10 years old. Fr. Chris Hoffman formally blessed the new machine.
(Paul Gloekler (center) addresses the Women’s Resource Center staff) Pictured on the left: GK Tim Mell (Co 8086), Duane Berreth, Michael Boullion, Paul Gloekler (FL. State Pro-Life Events Chairman), Fr. Chris Hoffman (Pastor, Our Lady of Hope Parish in Port Orange), & Mike Kennedy (Co. 8086).
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Council Spotlight
Knight of the Month Family of the Month
July E.Y. Walter July Roland and Diana Salerno August Ed Gerber August Douglas and Melissa Bentley September Kevin Ryan September Robert & Nancy Rizzo October Robert Hile October Dennis & Janice Creamer November Frank Crisologo November Pat & Jacque Mulvihill December Timothy Postemski December John & Karen Bulman January John Check January James & Jan Rhode February Ron Wolak February Edward & Joyce Gerber March Steve Neyer March John & Diane Pires April Fr. Al Esposito April Tim & Diane Postemski
Knight of the Month February – Ron Wolak March – Steve Neyer
50’s Sock Hop Dance - May 19, 2018
The date has been set for our fun-filled 50’s Sock Hop Dance. The fun begins on Saturday, May 19th at 6:30 PM with an all you can dinner of Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, and French fries (Root Beer Floats too!). Dancing follows from 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM with music by Debbie Owen and Tony T. The cost is only $15.00 per person. The event is open to the public, so bring some friends (reservations required)! Tickets are only $15.00 per person and are available after all week-end Masses the first two weeks of May or by calling: E.Y @ 986-1163 or Stan @ 569-1068.
Volunteers are still needed: Volunteers are needed for set-up on Saturday afternoon at 1:30 pm. Volunteers for the advance prep of the dinner will begin at 4:30 pm with the actual cooking beginning at 5:00 pm. Dinner serving begins at 6:30 pm. Contact Bro. Stan Niedzwiecki at (386) 569-1068 to volunteer.
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Fraternal Year (2018-19) Proposed Slate of Officers Grand Knight – Pat Mulvihill Deputy Grand Knight – Dave Harris Chancellor – Jerry Chabon Recorder – John Williamson Advocate – Ramon Marrero Warden – William Kelly Inside Guard – James Kenny
Inside Guard – John Check Inside Guard – John Stankovich Outside Guard – Frank Crisologo Outside Guard – Timothy Postemski Treasurer – Brian Taylor Trustee 3 Year – Anthony Gasparino
Interested in running for a KofC office? Contact PGK Mike Arato to be added to the nomination list.
Mary Queen of the Knights intercede to Jesus for those in need of his healing prayers
SICK (Listing is for 3 months, but can be renewed for another 3 month period by notifying bulletin editor) Judi Yankowski, wife of Brother Ron Yankwoski (2) Jamie Fisher, wife of Brother John Fisher (2) Tina Jones, daughter of Brother Tony Gasparino (2) Brother Louis Caronna (2) Judy Waters, wife of Brother Stephen Waters (2) Brother James Anderson (2) Maureen Ruggiere, wife of Brother Ray Ruggiere (2) Brother Bud Campbell (2)
Brother Tom Liston Sr. (2) Brother John Williamson (1) Brother James Moran (1) Deacon Mike Moody (1) Brother Jorgen Boriths (1) Brother David Rogers (P) John Ryan, father of Brother Kevin Ryan (P) Father Sal Difazio, PGK (P)
BEREAVED (Listing is for one year) Jeanette & Patricia, Brother John Petersons’ Sisters & Art Giliberti’s cousins Buela Stankovich, mother of Brother John Stankovich Brother Anthony Casabona 05/17 Sal Cino, son of Brother Daniel Cino Wife of Brother Daniel Cino 07/17 Beverly Senko, wife of Brother Mike Senko 07/17 Carol Zone, sister of Brother Raymond Hommel Brother Jerome Scandariato 08/17
Julieta Garcia, wife of Brother Armando Garcia 10/17 Wallace Footit (11/17) Filomena Bellantoni, mother-in-law of GK Tony Gasparino (11/17) Mary Chabon, mother of Brother Jerry Chabon (11/17) Lavita Boriths, wife of Jorgen Boriths (1/18) Brother Ed Gerber (2/18) Joyce Gerber, wife of Brother Ed Gerber (2/18) Paul Rizzo, brother of Robert Rizzo (2/18)
Annette Furmanek, wife of Brother John Furmanek (4/18) Brother Don Harris (4/18)
Prayer for the Healing of Loved Ones Almighty God, look with mercy and kindness on our loved ones who are sick, especially those listed here. Grant them good health. Send your holy Angels to watch over them. Protect them from danger, and keep them safe from lasting injury or harm. May the life-giving grace of Your Divine Son relieve their suffering and bring them to a full recovery. Embrace them with Your constant love, and with the power of Christ’s healing presence, that Your bountiful goodness may be their source of comfort, strength and joy. Amen.
Prayer for the Faithful Departed O Loving Father, Source of all life, please accompany Your servants, listed here, from this earth, to the Kingdom of heavenly peace, rest and eternal life that You have prepared for us. Forgive any sins that have been committed, and welcome these departed souls into the joyful embrace of Your never-ending love. Amen.
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Welcome to Craig Flagler Palms Funeral Home, Memorial Gardens, and Crematory
The only full service, independent, family-owned funeral home in Flagler County
Craig Flagler Palms Funeral Home, Memorial Gardens and
Crematory was established with the express purpose of
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most caring and compassionate funeral services possible. That
commitment continues to this very day. The management and
funeral directors of Craig Flagler Palms are dedicated
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time in their lives with the arrangement of a dignified funeral
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Knights of Columbus Notre Dame Council 10514
P. O. Box 2084
Flagler Beach, FL 32136-2084 E-mail [email protected]
May 2018