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The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph December 29, 2019

Parish 115 Cedar Street 636‐239‐6701 • (Fax ) 636‐239‐9499 www.borgiaparish.org

School 225 Cedar Street 636‐239‐2590 • (Fax) 636‐239‐3501 www.borgiagradeschool.org

Mass Schedule Sunday: 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 am Monday: 7:00 am Tuesday: 7:00 am, 4:30 pm

Wednesday: 7:00 am, 11:00 am Thursday: 7:00 am Friday: 7:00 am Saturday: 8:00 am, 4:30 pm

First Fridays: Grandview 10:00 am Holy Days: Mass mes will be listed in the Sunday bulle n.

Eucharis c Adora on Tuesdays a er 8:00 am Mass un l Wednesday morning 6:45 am

First Friday Nocturnal Adora on & Benedic on 6:30 pm in Church (unless stated in the bulle n)

Anoin ng of the Sick A er the 9:00 am Mass on Sunday. Other arrangements can be made by calling 636‐239‐6701

Fr. Joe at ext 1514 Fr. Tony at ext. 1513

Sacrament of Reconcilia on Tuesdays: A er 7:00 am Mass Wednesdays: A er 6:30 pm Mass Saturdays: A er 8:00 am Mass and from 3:30 ll 4:15 pm

SFB Mission Statement The Catholic Faith Community of St. Francis Borgia Parish strives to live according to the gospel through worship, educa on, and service, and to create a parish environment where all may feel welcome, affirmed, and part of this Chris an family.

May 12, 2019


Marriage Prepara on Call the Rectory or Parish Office at least six months before the wedding. Bap sm Prepara on Bap sm class for new parents are done on an individual basis. Please call the parish office for more informa on (636‐239‐6701). Bap sms are celebrated every Sunday a er the 11:00 am Mass. Chris an Ini a on of Adults For more informa on on becoming a Catholic, call Deacon Leon Noelker at the Parish Office. Infants Family Chapel on west (right) side of sanctuary. Pre K‐2nd Grade ‐ Children’s Liturgy of the Word Children are dismissed at the beginning of Mass with volunteer catechists to reflect on the Gospel at different levels: Pre K‐through grade 2. They return to their families a er the homily. Food Pantry Hours Mondays & Thursdays 4:00‐5:30 pm (314 West 2nd Street). Prayers for the sick and dying Divine Mercy Cenacle Group is available to pray with the sick, the dying and their families at their bedside or in their home. Please call Donna Brown at 636‐239‐4176

School Board

Jill Rosloniec (President) Joe Kopp Sam Unnerstall (Vice President) Joe Fischer Ka e Piontek (Secretary) Kelli Schulte Kathy Haddox Marie Gillen Linda Pahl

Pastoral Council Ma hew Becker (Chair Person) Gwen Mauntel Ginger Brinker Walter Meyer Ellen Clark Mary Anne Moosmann Luann Haberberger Emily Mueller Sue Holdmeier Betsey Schulze Traci Kampschroeder Dan Sullentrup Mary Kleekamp Karen Timpe

Parish Staff Contact Informa on (Church Office 636‐239‐6701 * School 636‐239‐2590) Pastor Fr. Joseph Wormek Ext. 1514 [email protected] Associate Pastor Fr. Tony Ri er Ext. 1513 frri [email protected] In Residence Fr. Mike Boehm, V.G. 636‐239‐7871, ext. 115 [email protected] Sacramental Ministry Deacon Leon Noelker 636‐239‐3219 [email protected] Sacramental Ministry Deacon Dennis Meinert 573‐619‐8741 [email protected] Choir Director Ka e Alexander Ext. 1249 [email protected] Business Manager Jennifer Hill Ext. 1511 [email protected] Principal Linda Pahl Ext. 1271 [email protected] CRE Delaney Brewer Ext. 1229 [email protected] Music Coordinator Lucy Tobben 636‐239‐2883 [email protected] Administra ve Assistant Donna Holdmeyer Ext. 1510 [email protected] Bulle n Editor Sue Michels Ext. 1515 [email protected] Website Editor Cindy Philipp Ext. 1524 [email protected] Maintenance Manager Joe Holtmeier Ext. 1600 [email protected]

SFB Parish Library Located on the 1st Floor of Jesuit Hall next to the Blessed Mother Room Prayer Tree The members of the Prayer Tree express their love for their neighbor by praying each day in the comfort of their home for inten ons that are given to them over the telephone. If you have an inten on that needs prayers, please call Dot Filla (239‐6463) or Janet Boland (239‐4697). Anyone interested in becoming a member of the Prayer Tree Ministry, please contact one of these ladies. Hospital Visits Visits to our parishioners at Mercy Hospital in Washington are made twice a week, based on Fr. Wormek’s schedule. In serious cases, and on weekends, contact Fr. Wormek. We suggest that you call the parish office at 636‐239‐6701, for Fr. Wormek (ext. 1514) or Fr. Tony (ext. 1513), if you or your family member is in the hospital, since the hospital is restricted from no fying the parish without your permission, and/or there may be a delay in upda ng your parish preference in the hospital computer. Call or leave a message at the above extensions. Also if you would like a priest or deacon to visit you at your home or bring you communion, please call Deacon Dennis Meinert (573) 619‐8741. Prayers for Expectant Mothers If you or someone you know is expec ng a child, and you’d like to have a rose placed on the altar as a reminder for prayers throughout the pregnancy, please contact the Pro‐Life Commi ee at 390‐8815. Ask for Jane Maune. Cemetery Clean‐up March 1‐15 and September 1‐15. Parish Office Hours The parish office hours are 8 am ll 5 pm, Monday through Friday, un‐less stated in the bulle n. There is normally someone available during the lunch hours, however, on occasion we may have to close at lunch due to special circumstances. Parish Bulle n Deadline Please submit bulle n informa on via e‐mail to [email protected] by 9:00 am on Monday.


Prayer Before Mass

Come Holy Spirit and quiet my heart and my head, as I gather with my friends and neighbors to celebrate Mass. I am saint and sinner. Open my ears to Your words. Open my mouth in prayer and song. Open my eyes to see Your mystery in symbol and sign. Open my heart in love for You and my neighbor. Quiet the thoughts and distrac ons that will keep me from prayer. Strengthen me to take the Mass into my life this week. Amen.

THIS WEEK….. SUNDAY (12/29) 7:00, 9:00 & 11:00 am | Masses 10:30 am | 5th Sunday KC Rosary (Church) No RCIA Gathering 6:00 pm | Teen Mass at SFBRHS Chapel MONDAY ‐ FRIDAY 6:30 am | Rosary 7:00 am | Mass MONDAY (12/30) 4:00‐5:30 pm | Food Pantry Open 6:00 pm | High School Gathering (NDH) No Grateful Hearts Prayer Mee ng TUESDAY (12/31) NEW YEAR’S EVE A er 7:00 am Mass | Confessions 4:30 pm | Mass No Eucharis c Adora on No Quil ng WEDNESDAY (1/1) NEW YEAR’SDAY 7:00 & 11:00 am | Masses 1:00 pm | Open for Church Tour No Cenacle of Divine Mercy No Children’s Choir Prac ce No 6:30 pm mass or confessions No PSR THURSDAY (1/2) 7:45 am | Bible Study JH (Blessed Mother Room) 4:00 5:30 pm | Food Pantry Open 5:30‐8:30 pm | Burger Night (KC Hall) FRIDAY (1/3) 10:00 am | Mass (Grandview) 6:30 pm | Nocturnal Adora on (Church) SATURDAY (1/4) 8:00 am & 4:30 pm| Masses A er 8:00 am Mass | Confessions (Church) 3:30‐ 4:15 pm | Confessions (Church) SUNDAY (1/5) 7:00, 9:00 & 11:00 am | Masses 8:00 am | RCIA Gathering (JH‐Blessed Mother Room) 6:00 pm | Teen Mass at SFBRHS Chapel

St. Francis Borgia, Washington, MO #242400

Notes from Fr. Joe Wormek As we approach a new year, and a new dec‐ade, there will be many things which will chal‐lenge us to think about the future. We know

that we cannot change the past, and hopefully, we learn from our mistakes for the future. We should make sure that we have made peace and have forgiven for past mistakes. As much as we should do to plan for the future, we cannot forget to focus on the present. Each day and each situa on is a gi from the Lord. We must treat each day and each opportunity as a gi and not be distracted by the future, when we are in the present with someone. These days, one of the big distrac ons are our phones, tablets, iPads and computers. We can spend so much

me on them and do not focus on the people who are present to us. So what kinds of thoughts do you have about star ng a new year and a new decade? Are you going to make any kind of goals, or because the lack of success in previous years, you are not making any goals or promises? Goals do give us direc on and focus! One aspect of our lives which we can all do is pray. Prayer is a reliance on God and not being self‐reliant. Prayer every day is le ng the Lord be part of our life and our journey. Do not forget to thank the Lord o en, because we are so blessed. Happy New Year!!!!

Thanks for all you do!!!

THE PARISH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED JANUARY 1

Confessions & Adora on There will be NO Adora on on Tuesday, December 31 and no 6:30 pm mass or confessions Wednesday, January 1.

The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph Over all [other virtues] put on love, that is, the bond of perfec on. — Colossians 3:14


Prayers of the FaithfulThat through prayer and love, our family rela onships put us on the path to holiness.

Stewardship Reflec on “Wives, be subordinate to your husbands…Husbands, love your wives…Children, obey your parents in everything…Fathers, do not provoke your children…” (Colossians 3:18‐21)

Pope Francis said that families, through their life of prayer and love, become "schools of true human growth." Being credible witnesses of Chris an love, especially that of family members, exerts the most posi ve influence on our children. We are all children of God, let us pray and love each other as God, Our Father, does for us.

Dynamic Catholic, Alive! –– Spiritual Leadership

Joseph is a model of spiritual leadership. Humility and obedi‐ence are not things that are praised in our culture today. But, remember, our goal is not possessing more things on earth, rather our goal is eternal life with God! Spiritual warfare is real. Through silence, we are able to discern God’s will for us and our families. Studies show that when dad takes his faith seriously, so do his children. Men, the best thing we can do for our fami‐lies is to be the men God is calling us to be, to be the spiritual leaders for our families. The best gi we can give our families is to teach them how to pray.

Volunteers Needed Every Friday at 10:00 am, a Mass or Communion Service is held at Grandview Healthcare Center here in Washington. Assis‐tance is needed to bring residents to the place where the ser‐vice is being held and then returning them to their rooms a er the service. This usually entails pushing a wheelchair or helping someone walk to their des na on. Volunteers are needed from 9:30‐ 10:45. If you can help, please contact Bonnie Riegel at 636‐239‐3008.

The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph

One theme common to all three readings today is obedience. Sirach commends the son who obeys his father. St. Paul tells children to obey their parents “in everything.” And the Gospel shows Joseph obedient to the warnings of the angel. Yet all three put obedience in terms of a larger rela onship. Sirach says that obedience is part of what makes a happy family. As we saw last Sunday, it shows trust in the one who is obeyed. Children trust that their parents have good reason for telling them to do something. Children also learn both discipline and how to contribute to family life. Spouses trust each other not to ask them to do something harmful. Obedience is also a sign of respect for an older family member. Americans tend to look at older people as if they were useless, but Sirach reminds us of the wisdom they can share with us. St. Paul con nues this theme in the second reading. He shows how love of Christ transforms a family. When he talks about wives being subordinate and husbands loving them, he means that husbands and wives should defer to each other and love each other. Children and parents have du es to each other: Children are to obey parents and parents are to be reasonable and loving. Parents might look at the Gospel for support in encouraging obedience. Joseph obeyed the messages from the angel and saved the life of the infant Jesus. So families can learn that stressing obedience can protect the child as well as teach. Par‐ents can also remind children that God asks for obedience for our good, not on a whim. When we obey God’s law, we learn to trust God more deeply and to appreciate that God’s law enables us to live more freely. As children we think that rules restrict us, but as we mature, we learn that we are more re‐stricted by our misguided desires and beliefs. We learn to ad‐just those desires to be in line with God’s plan for us. We grow by replacing misguided beliefs (i.e., that material things bring true happiness, that revenge is sweet, etc.) with faith in a lov‐ing God who wants the best for us and who doesn’t magically take away our sufferings, but supports us through them.


Please Pray For All Those Serving In

Our Military and Especially For…

Suzanne Albert Owen Buchheit Travis Branson Patrick Feldmann Eli Garcilaso Steve Hill John Heisler Lindsay Heisler

Kelly Kosewicz Jessica K. Lamecker Derek Marquart Jacob Maune Keaton Nabors Amber Ortmeyer John Rudlof Coty Ruether

Bailey Scherer Jamie Skornia Ken Stallmann Alex Weick Jacob Wille Shayne Yenzer

Pray For… John Avooske Marilyn Beanblos‐

som Sco Boland Dorothy Bolzenius Tim Buchheit Millie Chisholm Tom Comage Beth Cox Regina Dutkiewicz Charles Eckelkamp Sr. Michaelanne Estoup Dalton Filla Gertrude Filla Cindy Finder James Fischer Sharon Fischer Ella Furjes Keith Gansmann Bernadine Garbs Allen Gephardt Rosalie Gerschefske Kirk Gruber

Connie Hagedorn Mike Hamann Ray Hilke Marc Houseman Sandra Highly Mary Ann Kamler Randy Kleinheider Steve Kluesner Wanda Konys Glennon Kopp Juanita Lauchstaedt Leola Lohman Sr. Reine Marie Mar n Myles McLaughlin LouAnn Michels Don Murphy Nathaniel Pfitsinger John Piontek Todd Ponder

Rose Marie Richardson

Wayne Richardson Coty Ruether Chris ne Skornia Norma Stockhorst

Herb Tobben Shae Veach Michele Voss Collin Warrender Luella Weick Ann Wessel Mark Wessel Ken Westhoelter Pa y Westhoelter Dorothy Wi haus Ka e Wright

For all shut‐ins and all those in nursing

homes.

Sunday, December 29 The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph 7:00 am People of the Parish 9:00 am Jerome Kluba 11:00 am Ken & Evelyn Sullentrup Family Monday, December 30 7:00 am William & Anna Fischer Tuesday, December 31 St. Sylvester I 7:00 am Dorothy (Tudy) Meyer 1:30 pm Nup al Findeiss & Bruegger 4:30 pm Kurt Gansmann Wednesday, January 1 Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God 7:00 am John (Jack) Post 11:00 am People of the Parish Thursday, January 2 St. Basil the Great and St. Gregory Nazianzen 7:00 am Gregory Strnad Friday, January 3 7:00 am Judy Marquart 10:00 am (Grandview) Walter & Fr. Dan Wunderlich Saturday, January 4 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton 8:00 am Alice Le olz 4:30 pm Ed Brinker Sunday, January 5 The Epiphany of the Lord 7:00 am Jeffrey & Richard Westhoelter 9:00 am People of the Parish 11:00 am Robert Tobben

III‐TJ Findeiss & Jamie Bruegger

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 1 Jn 2:12‐17; Ps 96:7‐10; Lk 2:36‐40 Tuesday: 1 Jn 2:18‐21; Ps 96:1‐2, 11‐13; Jn 1:1‐18 Wednesday: Nm 6:22‐27; Ps 67:2‐3, 5, 6, 8; Gal 4:4‐7; Lk 2:16‐21 Thursday: 1 Jn 2:22‐28; Ps 98:1‐4; Jn 1:19‐28 Friday: 1 Jn 2:29 — 3:6; Ps 98:1, 3cd‐6; Jn 1:29‐34 Saturday: 1 Jn 3:7‐10; Ps 98:1, 7‐9; Jn 1:35‐42 Sunday: Is 60:1‐6; Ps 72:1‐2, 7‐8, 10‐13; Eph 3:2‐3a, 5‐6; Mt 2:1‐12

Nocturnal Adora on & Benedic on January 3 is the First Friday of the month. Members of the Nocturnal Adora on Society will hold an hour of prayer in St. Francis Borgia Church beginning at 6:30 pm. This me of prayer is open to anyone who would like to spend me in adora on of the Blessed Sacrament. Prayer booklets are used for the vocal prayers and some me is allo ed for silent medita on. You do not have to be a member of the Nocturnal Adora on Society to join in prayer, so please join us.

faith‐fellowship‐fun

Monday, December 30 6:00 pm

Notre Dame Hall

Ques ons to Delaney Brewer

Early Bulle n Deadline January 5 ar cles due by December 30.

NEW YEAR The object of a new year is not that we should have a new year, but rather that we should have a new soul.


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Would you be willing to sponsor a Parish breakfast?

We are always looking for sponsors for our Parish Breakfasts. If you would like more informa on or to volunteer, please call Dominic Gildehaus at 636‐239‐5609, Rick Breiten‐bach at 239‐1005 or Ann Kopp at 390‐3861.

Ladies Sodality Notes The SFB Ladies Sodality mee ng and Christmas luncheon, postponed on De‐cember 16 due to bad weather, has been rescheduled. The new date is Wed., January 15, 2020 at 1:00 pm in the Franciscan Room. Lunch at 1:00 pm followed by a mee ng. $5 per member or guest. Please RSVP to Marie Johnson 636‐239‐1955 or Joyce Kelly 636‐239‐5541 by January 10 if you plan to a end.

SALVATION IN DAILY LIFE This Sunday is the feast of the Holy Family, which comes on the first Sunday a er Christmas Day. Today’s feast celebrates how the humanity of Jesus (including his en re family life) has brought saving significance into the daily rhythms of our human family life. The scriptures offer instruc on and encouragement on how to share—within our families, parish families, and the wid‐er human family—the love that God shares with us in Jesus. Selec ons from Sirach, Psalm 128, and Colossians encourage us to reflect divine love and thus find holiness in all our human rela onships. The reading from Ma hew’s Gospel offers a living example of love in the ac ons Joseph took to protect his young family from danger and to nurture them within the larger fami‐ly of faith of their me.


SFB Roundtable Anyone in our parish who is widowed, divorced, elderly, sick, disabled, or low income and are in need of minor repairs, trans‐porta on, sewing, cleaning, etc. please call the Roundtable at 636‐283‐3050 or 636‐390‐0185.

SFB Library Review Book: Joy to the World By: Sco Hahn In this wonderful book, Sco Hahn beau fully explains that the Christmas story is foremost a family story. You will learn about the deep Scriptural meaning of the Na vity of Jesus Christ and come to more fully appreciate the unique role played by the figures we know so well from the Gospels’ accounts. From Mary and Joseph to the Magi and shepherds, this book will help you discover anew the joy of Christmas! Borgia Parish Library is located on the street level entrance of Jesuit Hall. We have so many wonderful books & DVD’s to as‐sist you on your Faith journey. Check it out!

Padre Pio Prayer Group St. Getrude and St. Ann Parishes will hold a Pa‐dre Pio Prayer Group every month, beginning on January 5, 2020. The prayer group will be held at St. Gertrude Church on the first Sunday of

every month a er 7:30 am mass. We will pray as a group for those in need in our community and around the world. For more informa on, call Jux Riley at 314‐630‐5319.

New Years Day Country Church Tour

Join us for the New Year Country Church Tour to be held on New Year’s Day, Janu‐ary 1, 2020. The churches taking part in this year’s tour are St. Ann, Assump on, Holy Martyrs, St. An‐thony, St. Gertrude, Holy Family, Immacu‐late Concep on, St. Gerald (all opening at 10 am) St. Joseph‐Neier (opening at 11 am). St. John the Bap st, St. Peter’s UCC (opening at noon) and St. Francis Borgia (opening at 1 pm). Churches will be open l 4 pm. Those who par cipated last year truly enjoyed the event. If you have any ques ons, please contact St. Ann Church at (636) 239‐3222 or email: stann.mills@yh .net


EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS ~ JAN. 4‐5

4:30 pm Mass N. Derner D. Derner C. Binder D. Eckelkamp M. Heimann C. Derner

7:00 am Mass E. Shellock J. Dill D. Gildehaus B. Gildehaus Volunteer

9:00 am Mass J. Bleckman R. Bleckman C. Bullock J. Maune T. Maune N. Struckhoff G. Tallman G. Skornia

11:00 am Mass M. Armistead J. Armistead D. Boland M. Boehmer K. Wright

SERVER SCHEDULE DEC. 31‐JAN. 5 December 31 4:30 pm J. Beaman, L. Beaman, H. Roetheli January 1 11:00 am H. Mitchell, I. Mitchell, F. Mitchell January 4 4:30 pm L. Piontek, K. Gildehaus, L. Huynh January 5 7:00 am J. Schwaller, M. Filla 9:00 am J. Posinski, L. Beaman, J. Beaman

11:00 am H. Zeitzmann, K. Sco , M. Jones

FOOD PANTRY Dec. 30‐Jan. 2

Monday, December 30 J. Fortner, P. Fortner, L. Ehler, I. Buenemann, J. Dolan, F. Dolan, P. Maurice Thursday, January 2 B. Conroy, J. Conroy, M. Hillermann, C. Heimann, J. Kelly, R. Caragine, P. Schonberger, E. Marquart, T. Bocklage

Thank You for your con nued support of the Food Pantry. For more informa on contact Ron at

[email protected]

ENCORE SCHEDULE ~ DECEMBER 30‐JANUARY 4

Mon.. 10:00‐1:30 C. Strubberg, C. Lewis 1:30‐5:00 M. Johnson, S. Lanwermeyer Tues. 10:00‐1:30 B. Delleart, J. Ratcliff 1:30‐3:00 K. Kleekamp Wed. Closed for New Year’s Day Thurs. 10:00‐1:30 T. Unnerstall, M.J. McDonald 1:30‐5:00 M. Ham Fri. 10:00‐1:30 M. Schwane 1:30‐5:00 OPEN Sat. 10:00‐3:00 K. Kleekamp, B. Mohesky

Encore will close at 3:00 pm on New Year’s Eve and will be

Closed all day on New Year’s Day.

SHOP & EARN NEWS

Week of December 16, 2019 Total Sales ................................. $22,445.00 Tui on Credit .................................$470.96 Total School Opera ng Budget .......$470.95

4% Return ● 74 Parish Family Orders ● 29 Online Orders

SHOP & EARN WORKERS Saturday, January 4 8:00 ‐ 10:15 am P. Russell 5:30 ‐ 6:00 pm A. Kopp Sunday, January 5 8:00 ‐ 10:15 am N. Bleckman 10:15 am ‐ 12:15 pm S. Michels Need volunteers, can you help? Someone to solicit new businesses. No computer work! For more info. contact Missy Frankenberg at 636‐432‐2299

Shop & Earn Hours Sun: 8:00 am ‐ 12:15 pm (Jesuit Hall Gathering Area) Mon‐Thurs: 8:00 am‐5:00 pm (Notre Dame Hall) Fri: 8:00 am –4:00 pm (Notre Dame Hall) Sat: 8:00 ‐ 9:30 am & 5:30 ‐ 6:30 pm (Jesuit Hall Gathering Area)

Borgia Shop & Earn will be closed January 1 for New Year’s Day

Happy New Year!

SALVATION IN DAILY LIFE This Sunday is the feast of the Holy Family, which comes on the first Sun‐day a er Christmas Day. Today’s feast celebrates how the humanity of Jesus (including his en re family life) has brought saving significance into the daily rhythms of our human family life. The scriptures offer instruc on and encouragement on how to share—within our families, parish families, and the wider human family—the love that God shares with us in Jesus. Selec ons from Sirach, Psalm 128, and Colossians encourage us to reflect divine love and thus find holiness in all our human rela onships. The reading from Ma hew’s Gospel offers a living example of love in the ac ons Joseph took to protect his young family from danger and to nurture them within the larger family of faith of their

me.


Christmas Flowers Wilfred & Dolores Aholt Joseph Aholt Chris na Aholt Rudy & Clara Alfermann Jim & Elaine Alfermann Walter & Laura Alfermann Marlene Altemueller Patrick Baker Richard & Velta Becker Evelyn & Andy Benyo Tom Benyo Dave Benyo Denise Benyo Joe & Lorraine Beste Adolph Beste Elfrieda Bieker Walter Biermann LaVerne Biermann Clara Biermann Leo & Margaret Bleckman Jim Bleckman Edward & Margaret Bleckman Paul F. Bocklage Joe & Leona Boehm Do e Boehmer Dorothy Boehmer Emil & Alma Boehmer Jim Boland Peggy Boland Marline Boland Breitenbach Family Ralph Brinker Thomas Brinker Mary & Henry Brinker Fred Brinker Pete & Lavern Brinker Mr. & Mrs. Ben Brinkmann Jerry Brinkmann Euline & Ted Broeckling Becky Broeker Mr. & Mrs. Leo Brune Fr. Dale Brune Ryan Buchheit Harold & Agatha Buenemann Motz Buhr Doris Buhr Marty Buhr Buel & Mae Bullock Linda Broeckling Bynum Dec. Members of Cabrera Family The Calvin Family Mr. & Mrs. Robert Couch Vernon & Lucille Derner Ervin & Gertrude Dieckhaus Hortense Dieckhaus Lester Dierking Herb Dill Herb & Chris na Dill

Mr. & Mrs. Herman Dobsch George & Gertrude Dowil James & Ramona Dyson Cornelius & Regina Eagan Brooke Eagan Mr. & Mrs. Lester Eckelkamp Elmer Eckelkamp Charles Eckert Gene & Mary Eckhoff John & Ralph Elbert Urban & Elvira Elbert Walter Elbert Norbert & Lorraine Elbert Terry Elbert Denis Elbert Mr. & Mrs. Norman Emke The Fick Family Donna Filla Andrew & Paulina Filla Donna Filla Richard Filla Genevieve & Robert Fleming Wayne S. Franek, Sr. Mike Fritos Mr. & Mrs. Aloysius Gildehaus Fred & Odelia Gildehaus Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gleeson Norman Goldbeck Rose Mary Gumpenberger Jill Haberberger Harry Haberberger David & Frances Hagedorn Willard & Joan Halmich Walter & Dolores Hamann Clarence & Rose Hanneken Edwin & Della Hecktor Norbert & Edith Heimann The Werner Hellebusch Family August & Eleanor Herget Charles, Dale & Rex Hill Henry & Frances Hillerman Donald Hillermann Al & Mary Himmelberg Ferdinand "Mike" & Marian Hoelscher

Mel & Rose Hoer Jim & Verna Holdmeier Jamie & Julie Holdmeier O o Holdmeier Family Leonard, Ka e & Hans Holdmeyer

Leo & Catherine Holzem The Huber Family Paul & Hilda Huxel Vic & Olie Jasper Bob & Joan Jasper Victor & Leona Jasper Alfred (Birdie),Leola & Maynard Jasper

The Jet Family Mary Kampschroeder Frances & Harry Kampschroeder

Mitzi Kampschroeder Ray & Theola Kleekamp Amy Kleekamp Theola Kleekamp Jerome Kluba Leonard Kluesner Rudie Knuemann Earl & Ann Koch Mary Jane Kopp Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Kossina Pat & Shorty Kra The Kra Family Roman Kuchem Leo & Rita Kuchem Harvey & Theresa LaBoube Ed & Louise Lackman Joseph H. & Mary Ley Elmer & Shirley Locher Pamela Haley Locher Edith & Roy Lucy Deceased Members of Lu rell Family The Manske Family Leola Mantle Ray Mantle Family Vern & Kate Marquart Ralph & Catherine Marquart Rich & Moe Marquart Frank Marquart Family Mike & Almira Mar n LaVerne Maune Kathy Maune Al & Lizzie Maune Ray & Agnes Maune Dr. F.S. & Irene McWay Ken Meek LaVerne & Clyde Meinert All Members of SFB Parish Bill Mentz Clemence & Laura Meyer George F. & Regina Meyer Dorothy (Tudy) Meyer Louis & Laura Meyer Jerry Michels Warren H. Miller Warren K. Miller Mrs. Marion Monroe Ray & Helen Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Nadler Herman Neier August & Rose Neier John P. Neier Family Angie Noelker Barb Noelker Sylvester & Anna Noelker Ray & Pearl Obermark Gibson Obermark Joe & Bernice Obermark Joseph F. Obermark III Marvin Ortmeyer

Vicki Parmen er Don Pike Leonard & Gerry Piontek Jim Pohtos Greg Reis David Reis David Rice Brenda Richards Bill & Be y Richardson Delores & Bernie Riegel Ed Roderique Lucas & Ella Roe ering O o & Agnes Ro Hook & Jane Ruether Robert H. Sang Louise T. Saucier Wm. E. Saucier Paul & Frances Schmi Jim & Marilyn Schmi Vic, Leona & Mike Schroeder Harry & June Siedhoff Gilbert & Verbeth Siess Ray & Bernadine Spaunhorst Lester Steinhaus Mr. & Mr. Palmer Stelzer Mr. & Mrs. Emil Stelzer Leona Struckhoff Harrison Strutmann Doralice Sullentrup Ken, Evelyn & Sr. Carol Sullentrup Sandy Sullentrup Ray Sulltrop Kenneth Terschluse Bill Tobben Herb & Jane Toben Elmer & Edith Toben Joe & Helen Trieschmann William & Elizabeth Unnerstall Maurice & Janice Unnerstall Esther Unnerstall Elmer & Julia Unnerstall Bernie, Darline & Terry Volmert Mr. & Mrs. Emil Voss The Vossbrink Family Arthur & Frieda Wahlig Roman & Audrey Wellenkamp Dec. Members‐of Welsh Family Arlie, Peggy, Devin & Rose Wessel

Harold Wildt Henry Wildt Family Harvey Zeitzmann Paul G. Zoellner

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