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NOVEMBER 18, 2018 • 33RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
CAUSE
OF
St. Mary, Our Joy
8200 Wayne Road • Westland, MI 48185
734-425-4421 • stmarycooj.org
Joyful News
Parish Mission Statement
The Parish of St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy, inspired by Mary’s “Yes” and led by the Holy Spirit,
strives to be a faith-filled community, joyfully welcoming all to witness and to celebrate the Gospel.
From the Pastor’s Desk
This week we celebrate Thanksgiving,
the holiest non-holy day of the year. In
additional to the traditional family get-
togethers, the big meal and football, there
is a religious meaning of the holiday that
has been present since its origins.
According to tradition, in 1691 about 50
pilgrims celebrated together with a group
of 90 Wampanoag Indians to thank God
for the abundances of this continent. It
was a harvest festival. More than 150
years later, President Washington called
the day an official holiday of sincere and
humble thanks. President Lincoln
proclaimed it a national holiday in 1863.
It is a day to give thanks, and as we
gather together with family and friends
this week, let’s not leave God out of it.
The word Eucharist, as you may know,
comes from the Greek word Eukaristein,
which means Thanksgiving. Each time
we celebrate the Eucharist, we are
thankful to God. We are called to
continually live in thanksgiving.
Everything we have and we are comes
from Him.
We are grateful to God for our parish and
for the bountiful graces showered upon
us in the past 2 ½ years. Thank you for
all that you share to make our parish
alive and joyful. The Eucharist on
Thanksgiving Day is at 9:00 am. It’s a
great way to start your day of
thanksgiving to God by being present
with your parish community.
Fr. Ken
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PARISH INFORMATION
8200 N. Wayne Road,
Westland, Michigan 48185
Phone: 734-425-4421
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 734-425-0650
Rectory Phone: (weekends & emergencies
only please) 734-421-6544
Website: www.stmarycooj.org
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
Office Hours
Monday to Thursday: 8:00am−4:00pm
Friday: 8:00am-Noon
Mass Schedule
MON, THURS & FRI
WED
SAT
SUN
8:30 am
12:00 Noon
4:30 pm
8:00 am
10:00 am
12:00 Noon
Confession
Saturdays: 3:30pm
Baptisms
Please call our Parish Office during regu-
lar business hours. Parish membership
and preparation class required.
Marriage
Arrangements must be made by
registered parishioner at least six months
in advance to allow sufficient time for
instructions and preparation.
Anointing of Sick and
Ministry to Homebound
Our pastor, deacon or lay ministers are
available to visit upon request.
RCIA
(Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
For those interested in becoming a full
member of the Catholic Church. Please
call the office.
Report Sexual Abuse for any child or adult:
Call AOD victim assistance 1-866-343-8055 or
Call the Michigan Department of
Human Services at: 855-444-3911 any time
PASTOR
Fr. Ken Mazur, PIME Ext. 213
PRIEST IN RESIDENCE
Fr. Joe Plawecki
DEACON J im Hensel
(Deacon Emeritus)
FAITH FORMATION (pre-K to year 8)
Sabrina Queen Ext. 217
MUSIC AND WORSHIP
Steve Reyes Ext. 230
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE/
CHRISTIAN SERVICE
Paul Zbytowski Ext. 221
YOUTH MINISTRY
Carol Nelius Ext. 215
SECRETARIES
Peggy Fox Ext. 210
Sandy Young Ext. 211
BULLETIN / MINISTRY SCHEDULING
Jennifer Newman Ext. 218
BOOKKEEPER
Carol Pates Ext. 214
MAINTENANCE
Shannon Galoch Ext. 220
Matt Andresen
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Jeff Burden Grand Knight
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Ext. 219
DIRECTORY
Chair: Art Regner
Vice Chair:
Secretary: Mike Francis
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
Julie Callahan
Doug Cyr
Michael Gluth
Suzanne Price
Gary Pieknik
Pat Slusarz
Nancy Smith
Chris VanHoet
At-Large Members
Steve Anderson
Joe Andrzejewski
Victoria Angelosanto
Lee Borycz
Boyington Family
Richard Browe
Bob Cadotte
Tina Ciepley
Ron Cooper
Mary Lou Davis
Steve Demaggio
Betty DeVos
Tom Dobrowolski
Faith Falzon
Janet Fleis
Annette Fish
Edmund & Irene Frain
Jessica Freeman
Kevin Freeman
Alisa Gardner
Fran Gleason
Amy Gomez
Jeanette Gordon
Deb Gorski
Gerald Graziani
Paul Grden
Marian Halkey
Dee Jones
Tonya Jordan-Jackson
John Kaminsky
Marie Kaminski
Marilyn Kashat
Daniel Klein
Bob Kluba
May Korsak
Rita Kraft
Shirley Kubinski
John Lardin
Phil Macunovich
MaryAnn Magon
Dolores McCarthy
Selena Montes
Michael Morris
Patricia Murray
Ashley Murphy
Mary Murphy
Judie Nagy
Mary Napier
Vivian Nyland
Henry Pardo
Ruth Parisien
Gerry & Deb Pietszak
Bernice Reed
Angela Marie Riopellee
Emma Roberts
Lynn Rodriguez
Mae Rose
Edward Rysztak
Grace Rysztak
Emma Scaramella
Nancy & Jack Shea
Tom Shafar
Dianne Shekell
Andrea Sinadinoski
Anna Soleto
Richard Spencer
Robert Stachura Jr.
Dolores Stark
Patrick & Patricia Stewart
David Taillard
Roberta Troher
Doris Urbanski
Jennifer Valdez
Julia Waraniak
Eddie Ward
David Wasil
Cathy West
Theresa Witkowski
Antoinette Wonsack
Joyce Yarde
Nova Zeboyan
If there are any names that can be removed from our Prayer List, please let us know by calling 734-425-4421
PRAY FOR OUR SICK
READINGS for November 25
1st Reading: Daniel 7:13-14
Resp. Psalm: The Lord is king; he is
robed in majesty.
2nd Reading: Revelations 1:5-8
Gospel: John 18:33b-37
CPT Joey Saunders, U.S. Marines; Joseph David Onadia, U.S. Navy; PVT Marcus Rodriguez, U.S.
Army; SMSGT Terence Zelek, U.S. Air Force
OUR ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS
Hearing devices are available for
use during Mass. Please see our
music director in the choir area.
Bulletin Articles due by 9 am on Monday
(5 days prior to publication). Submitted
bulletin content is subject to approval.
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Thanksgiving Greetings and Salutations,
Just wanted to let families know there is a new
weekly Sunday resource for children on the
information shelf in the gathering space. It is
called “Explaining God’s Word.” It is a colorful
booklet filled with the Sunday Gospel message
and a few activities. Please take one for your
children to look through before or during Mass
time. It is a new resource, so please let me know
if the kids like it. Thank you!
So Thanksgiving is upon us. Blessings to All
families for a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend.
Have a great week everyone and just for
laughs…Why can’t you take a turkey to church?
They use FOWL language. LOL!!!
Peace and Prayers,
Sabrina Queen
Queen’s Quotes from
Religious Formation
Annual Choir Pie Sale
THIS Weekend, November 17/18 after all Masses
Buy a pie for yourself or buy a pie to be donated to
The Thanksgiving Dinner at
Newburg United Methodist Church.
Thank you for supporting the music ministry!
Join Us For
Thanksgiving Day Mass
Thursday, Nov. 22 at 9:00am
The Parish Office will be Closed
Thanksgiving Day, November 22 AND
Friday, November 23.
There will be NO
WEEKDAY MASS ON FRIDAY, NOV. 23
THANKSGIVING FOOD
DONATIONS
If you are interested in making a
Thanksgiving food donation as a way of
giving “thanks,” feel free to drop off
your donations of nonperishable food items in the
shopping carts in the back of church. As always, this
food will be sent to the food pantry at St. Thomas the
Apostle Parish in Garden City. The other way to help is
to drop off a gift card that we can give to a family in
need this Christmas (we recommend nothing larger than
$25). Donations of gift cards can be dropped in the
offertory basket during mass; please place them in a
marked envelope
ALL YOU CAN EAT
Pancake & French Toast Breakfast
THIS SUNDAY, NOV. 18
8:30am to NOON
Saint Mary, Cause of Our Joy Social Hall
COST: $3 Adults
$1.50 Children ages 2 to 10
MENU: Pancakes, French Toast, Ham, Sausage,
Scrambled Eggs, Applesauce, Tea, Coffee, Milk, & Juice
Sponsored by
HOLY NAME FRATERNITY
This weekend we are starting our Giving Tree. There
are opportunities to buy gifts for children and the Home
-bound of our Parish; gift certificates for Christmas
dinners, and donations for our local St. Vincent de Paul
Conference (SVdP). We are asking that all gifts be re-
turned under the tree unwrapped in a gift bag, with the
original tag somewhere visable. Gift cards and dona-
tions can be dropped in the offertory basket during Mass. We also ask
that all gifts be returned by the weekend of Dec. 15th and 16th, though
if you can get them back earlier we will also be able to get the presents
to the families sooner.
This time of year is not all about money and gifts though. You can also
give the gift of your time. This next week we will be helping to serve
Thanksgiving Dinner at the Newburg United Methodist Church. There
are a range of opportunities; from prepping food on Wednesday to the
final clean up on Thursday. In late January and early February we will
also be helping the Methodists with a dinner and a breakfast during the
week that they host the rotating Homeless Shelter. A little closer to
home, our St. Vincent de Paul could use some help returning phone
calls, and following up with clients that are seeking help. This group
has done amazing work in the last 9 months since they have started
helping people who live in our parish boundaries. If you think you
could help our SVdP with their work, you can leave a message for
them at 734-425-4421 ext. 219, or look for them at the monthly Pan-
cake Breakfasts between 11 and noon. This week I will be saying a
prayer of thanksgiving for all of the great things you do.
Paul
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WIDOWED FRIENDS
Widowed Friends, is a “peer”
support group in the Archdio-
cese of Detroit. For further
information about this group
and their upcoming activities,
visit their website
at www.widowedfriends.org
HOLY NAME FRATERNITY
Holy Name Fraternity will meet at 7pm,
Tuesday, November 20, in the small hall.
All men are welcome and new members
are invited. Holy Name Fraternity
extends to all our best wishes for a very
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Paul Markus
Forever Young Seniors…
Our next meeting will be Monday,
December 3
rd
at 10:00am in the large
social hall. This meeting will be our
Annual Cookie Fest and the wonderful
and always fun Reindeer Races. So, save
up your dollar bills and dig out your
favorite Christmas cookie recipes to get
ready for the festivities. All members are
asked to please bring a home-baked item.
Ann Findysz will be collecting the
Annual dues of $5.00. These should be
paid either December or January.
Please keep all of our ill members in your
prayers, especially Roberta Piper, Pat
Boyington and Jim Hensel
We have some wonderful bus trips
coming up:
Zehnder’s “Snowfest
Luncheon Show”
Thurs, January 24, 2019
9:30am – 6:00pm
$88 due by Jan 3
rd
Historic Whitney
Tues, Feb 19
th
, 2019
11:00am – 4:45pm
$68 due by Feb 5
th
Firekeepers &
Gun Lake Casinos
Mon-Tues, March 18-19
$145/double $20 deposit due ASAP
The bus trips are open to everyone.
Please call me 734-525-3737 for
reservations and more details. Copies
of the flyers are available in the back of
Church or at the Parish Office during
regular business hours.
Make checks payable to Bianco and
mail to me at
8843 Linville, Livonia, MI 48150
Maryann Sligay
ST. MARY’S CARDS
AND COFFEE CLUB
Every Tuesday in the social hall!
Come and have some coffee, conversation and
play cards with friends, old and new. Doors open
at 10:30am. Meeting starts at 11:00am. Small fee
to play Pinochle or Euchre. You choose your
game. Assistance provided as needed.
ALL ARE WELCOME
Community Lunch AND Thanksgiving
We have had two wonderful Community Lunches on the fourth
Thursdays of the last two months. In November, the fourth Thursday is
of course Thanksgiving! Instead of holding our own event, we are once
again teaming up with Newburg United Methodist Church to serve
dinner on Thanksgiving Day to anyone in our community! All are
invited eat and/or serve at this feast.
If you would like to eat: RSVP to Newburg United Methodist Church at 734-422-
0149 or you can register online at (newburgumc.org). This meal has nothing to do
with income, it is about spending time with others on Thanksgiving. So please come
and join us at either 1:00 or 4:00 pm for a good meal.
If you want to help:
Please see Paul Z. after weekend Masses for the sign-up sheet, or call our parish office
(734-425-4421).
Other Ways to help:
Monetary donations for turkeys. Cash or checks made out to Newburg United
Methodist Church. You can put your donation in an envelope marked with “Turkey
Donation” and put in the collection basket or drop off at our parish office by Monday,
Nov. 19th.
Donate a pie from our Choir Pie Sale. Location: Newburg United Methodist Church –
Guthrie Hall 36500 Ann Arbor Trail (between Newburgh & Wayne Roads) 734-422-0149
This year we will start our Giving Tree on the
weekend of Nov. 17th and 18th. Even though this
is before advent, we wanted everyone to have a
chance to go sales shopping on Black Friday if
they liked. We will ask for all of the gifts to be
returned by the weekend of Dec. 15th and 16th, so
that we can get the gifts into the family's hands before Christmas. We ask that all gifts
be returned unwrapped in gift bags, with the original tag attached someplace visible.
This should help us make sure the correct gifts are getting to each family, and will
give the parents the chance to wrap their children's gifts if they like.
This year you will see four types of tags on the tree. The first two, are tags for gifts
(toys and clothes) and for grocery store gift cards, for local families in need. There
will also be tags for a gift for homebound members of our parish. The last type of tag
will be for donations that will go directly to our St. Vincent de Paul. St Vincent de
Paul will use these donations to help families with things like rent, utilities, and medi-
cal help. As a final note, if you know a parishioner who is homebound please let Paul
Zbytowski know. We want to make sure no one is missed.
RCIA Right of Acceptance
Please pray for our Catechumens and Candidates in the RCIA program.
Archana Ramesh, Annastacia Flateau, Devin Sparkman and Rebekah Pedrie.
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CYO Rainbow Conference Grades 9-12
February 15-17, 2019 Marriott Hotel - Renaissance Center - Detroit
It’s baaaaack - the High School Youth Group’s most favorite time of year! Don’t miss
out on this incredibly awesome, life-changing weekend! It gives me such GREAT
pleasure to announce to you that Catholic powerhouses Val Limar Jansen and Paul J.
Kim will be the key-note speakers at this event!
I cannot begin to tell you how amazing and incredible and spiritually uplifting (AND
absolutely hilarious and awesome at the same time) they are! Trust me, you DO NOT
want to miss out on this conference - it will change your life! Meet thousands of teens
from all over the Archdiocese of Detroit and spend the weekend making memories
that will last a lifetime. More information and a link to the registration can be found
on our website atwww.stmarycooj.org under the Faith Formation tab, then under High
School Youth Ministry.
$50 Payment and registration forms are due, so do not delay! Do yourself a favor and
seriously consider attending this event-you will be SO happy that you did!
Fundraising opportunities are also available. Please don't let finances detour you from
attending this event.
Please contact Carol Nelius, Coordinator of Youth Ministry at
[email protected] if you have any questions.
Starting the weekend of
November 25th
The Knights of Columbus will be collecting gently
used and new coats for children!
There will be a collection tote in
the back of the church through
the winter months!
In 2017, the Knights collected 85,032 coats for children in need. We
plan to top that this year, you can help by donating!
Jeff Burden, Grand Knight, Msgr. Kohler Council
Heavenly Father, welcome Home
those whom you have called from this
world especially
Theo Lenart
Earl “Butch” Knedgen
and all the souls of our faithful departed.
May they rest in peace. Amen
LIFESPAN CHRISTMAS
CARD SALE
Christmas is all about the Birth of a
special Baby, Jesus! He came to bring
new Hope and Joy to the world.
On the weekend of Nov. 24/25 and will
be available in the office, Right to Life
volunteers will offer a variety of
LIFESPAN Christmas cards with beauti-
ful pro-life verses which you won’t find
in any retail store. Enjoy saving money
and having fun? The 2019 Entertainment
Book will also be sold – makes an excel-
lent Christmas gift. Please support this
very important fund-raiser of LIFESPAN
after all the Masses.
Joseph Sebok
And to all our newly registered members!
If you have any questions about any of the
Committees or Groups at our Parish, please
call the Parish Office at 734-425-4421
CATHOLIC JEWELRY & ROSARY SALE
Teens will be selling jewelry after Mass Dec. 1/2 and Dec. 8/9 in our gather ing
space.
There will be an assortment of imported hand-made Italian, Mexican and Bethlehem
olive wood rosaries. There will also be Catholic medals, crucifixes, necklaces and gift
items available.
Wearing Catholic jewelry, medals, crucifixes, is an outward sign of faith and hope.
Items are reasonably priced. Please stop by!
Carol Nelius-Coordinator of Youth Ministry Questions? Call Carol at 734-765-5525.
THE FEAST OF OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
PATRONESS OF THE AMERICAS
Los Gallos Jacinto Mariachi Band
Wednesday, DECEMBER 12
MASS: 6:00pm
Following Mass: MEXICAN DINNER: 7:15pm
Large Social Hall at St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
Tickets for dinner: $15 adults $8 kids $30 Families
Children 5 and under free
Thank You
I would like to extend my grateful thanks
to my friends at St. Mary, Cause of Our
Joy for the many cards and offerings of
healing prayers and Masses during my
recent back injury.
You are all one-in-a-million.
Gratefully,
Flo Bozek
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MASS INTENTIONS
Mon. Nov. 19 8:30am
Enrico & Ida Canini by Graziano Canini
Thurs.Nov. 22 9:00am
Tim Wycihowski by family
Prayers for Dr. Gilbert Baladi by Crince Family
Sat. Nov. 24 4:30pm
Veronica Mason by daughter
Jim Godvin by Patricia Godvin
Marie Mitch (1st Anniv.) by family
William Fitzgerald by Family
Fr. John Galea (11th Anniv.) by Reyes Family
Sun. Nov. 25 8:00am
12 Noon
Enrico & Ida Canini by Graziano Canini
George & Mary Hensel family by Dcn Jim & Sue Hensel
John & Katherine Colton family by Dcn Jim & Sue Hensel
For our parish family
Jeffrey Boduch
Earl Knedgen by parish staff
Ursula Balleras by family
Ella Harrison (35th Anniv.) by daughter, Janet Leach
Laura McElroy by Family
Advent Day of Reflection
St. Paul of the Cross Retreat Center
Wednesday, December 5 9:30am-3:00pm COST: $30
Spend a day away from your every day life and the stress that it
brings. A day of reflection will give you the opportunity to refresh
your spirit and renew your relationship with God. The day is led by
our Passionist priests and includes a conference, personal time for
quiet reflection, Sacrament of Reconciliation, Eucharist and a full
hot lunch.
Call St. Paul the Cross Retreat Center 313-286-2800 to reserve your
spot.
UPCOMING EVENTS Nov. 19—Nov. 25
MON. Nov. 19
8:30am
9:00am
6-7:15pm
7:15-8pm
7:15-9pm
7:15-8:00
Mass
Rosary
Faith Formation Class
Children’s choir rehearsal
High School Youth Group Meeting
Christmas Pageant Rehearsal
TUE. Nov. 20
10:30am
11:00am
7:00pm
Doors open for cards and coffee
Cards and Coffee
Holy Name Fraternity
WED. Nov. 21
12 Noon
12:30-3pm
4-7:30pm
7:00pm
Mass
Eucharistic Adoration
Gleaners Food Hub/High school Youth
Rosary in Chapel (in Church)
THURS. Nov. 22
9:00am
Thanksgiving Day Mass
Parish Office Closed
FRI. Nov. 23
No Mass
Parish Office Closed
SAT. Nov. 24
3:30pm
4:30pm
Giving Tree
Christmas Card Sale
Reconciliation
Mass
SUN. Nov. 25
8:00am
10:00am
11:00am
12 Noon
Giving Tree
Christmas Card Sale
Coats For Kids
Mass
Mass
RCIA class
Mass
LITURGICAL SCHEDULE November 24/25
SATURDAY 4:30pm SUNDAY 8:00am SUNDAY 10:00am SUNDAY 12 Noon
Celebrant
Fr. Phong Fr. Joe Fr. Ken Fr. Ken
Lector
Comm.
Richard Gora
Julie Callahan
Paul Kinnell
Jerry Chwalek
Diane Pietras
Suzanne Price
Henry VerVaecke
Kate Mercado
Extraordinary
Ministers of
Holy
Communion
Ralph Costyn
Fran Niemiec
Kathy Andrus
Loretta Wood
Bob Chisholm
Yvonne Chisholm
Jan Lauster
Carol Janowski
Larry Janowski
Diane Fredrickson
Josie Klocke
Olimpia DeToma
Cheryl Paputa
Katie Bohr
Theresa O’Bey
Geralyn Pawlaczyk
John Lister
Sue Gomez
Nicole Macko
Cathi Macko
Kathy Yokley
Annmarie Konrad
Ken Konrad
Scott Ozga
Jennifer Schaefer
Joan Gebhardt
Kevin Headrick
Darlene LaFave
Altar Server
Natalie Francis
Andy Konstal Vinny Konstal
Jason Alava Makenna Burden
Sacristan
Ann Findysz Alice André Jeff Vernon Tori White
Ushers
Tony Collins
Peter Kowalski
Paul Markus
Tony Micallef
Don Niemiec
Steve Noonan
Frank Pelton
Emery Price
Jean Schmuck
Jack Rourke
Jim DeVitis
Jim Fredrickson
Don Koszegi
Ernie Lenard
Bill Lezotte
Paul Lukasik
Dan Stachow
Leslie Johnston
Barbara Burke
John Burke
Bonnie Kinunen
Ron Kinunen
Clare Masak
Jim Siepierski
Ken Konrad
Annmarie Konrad
Robert Dropp
John Meconi
Kathy Sherry
Ron Sherry
Sue Moore
Greeters
Marlene & Roman Kotrys
Deanna Adams
Marie DiDomizio Carol Cruz
Diann Wyderko Doug Cyr
Linda Sochack Darlene LaFave
Homebound
Theresa O’Bey
Altar Care
December 7 Janice Bearden James Bearden
Rose Rodriguez
Eunice Austin
Pat Slusarz
If you are unable to walk up for
Communion and you are not sitting in the handicap sec-
tion, please notify an usher when you enter Church and a
Priest will come to you.
Eu c h a r i s t i c E x p o s i t i o n
WEDNESDAYS
12:30pm —3:00pm in Church
10:00am
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EDWIN A. SCHRADER • MICHAEL V. HOWELL • JEFFERY D. BELLJULIE HOWELL-ROMEIN • RICHARD J. COUTURIER • GEORGE L. YOUNG
rea & soncement co., inc
Driveways • Garage Floors • Patios Porches • Railings
Complete Home ImprovementsFamily Owned & Operated
28726 Plymouth Rd., Livonia | 734.425.7966
PAINTING BY KEN
• Interior/Exterior• Wallpaper Removal• Handyman Services
40 years experiencespecial low rates
senior discount
313.410.7942
SHARON EDWARDS REALTOR®
44968 Ford Rd., Ste. B • Canton, MI734-453-4300 office
734-717-3730 cell/directEast office is independently owned and operated
– Family Owned and Operated Since 1919 –
turowskifuneralhome.com Neely-Turowski Leonard A. Turowski & Son Neely-Turowski 30200 Five Mile Rd 9300 Middlebelt Rd 45100 Warren Rd Livonia, MI 48154 Livonia, MI 48150 Canton, MI 48187 734.525.9020 734.427.3400 734.453.3008 Director Todd N. Turowski Director Robert J. Gilbert Director Leonard A. Turowski, Jr.