Without your support and help all year long, we

would not be where we are today as a council. I

also want to thank all the past Grand Knights for

their Guidance and Wisdom that made things a

whole lot easier for me. Last but not least, I have

to thank my Bride Mary Lou for all of her help.

Thank you Brother Knights. Keep up the good

work in the year ahead and say a prayer for our

veterans this Memorial Day!

God Bless!

Jim Arns Sr. Grand Knight

Grand Knights Corner

Worthy Brothers,

My time as your Grand Knight is coming to a close. We have experienced an exceptional year in meeting our goals. I want to thank each and every one of you for your participation throughout the year. We are the number one council in Illinois thanks to all of the hard work and dedication of our Worthy Brothers. I want to personally thank all of my officers – Bruce Alesi, Bob Novak, Tony Nix, Conrad Bertz, Rick Deyhle, Tom Nicholas, Tom Mullen, Layne Gabiner, Jim Schroedl, Tom Heidenfelder, Larry Ruff, Jack Mc Carthy, Jim Arns Jr., Deacon John Breit, and Father Tom Rzepiela. The next Knights on my list to thank are those making things happen behind the scenes – Steve Lundell for his excellent newsletter; Frank Rehberg for all the council advertising; Rick and Frank for working the blood drives; Jim Killigrew, Tom “Easter Bunny” Mullins, and Jim Hajost 4th degree. Tom Farley for his coffee; Brian Peterson for his Gravy; plus Dave and Dianne Tuegel for all they did. Tom Nicholas for Vocations and George Tibus for breakfast seconds. Jim, Charlie, and Cyril for being the Greeters, and cash men, and to our chefs Tony and Vito. I know I have missed some other Knights that have made all of our events a success, and for this I thank you!

Chaplain: Father Thomas Rzepiela District Deputy: Leroy Dziewulski

Grand Knight: Jim Arns, Sr. Deputy Grand Knight: Bruce Alesi

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Advocate: Rick Deyhle Chancellor: Bob Novak

Inside Guards: Tom Mullen, Layne Gabiner Outside Guards: Tom Heidenfelder, Jim Schroedl

Warden: Tom Nicholas Trustees: 3 year: Jim Arns Jr., 2 Year: Jack McCarthy, 1 Year: Larry Ruff

Financial Secretary: John Breit Treasurer: Conrad Bertz

Recording Secretary: Tony Nix Lecturer: Bill O’Brien

Knights of Columbus | Holy Ghost Council 4977 | www.koc4977.org | May 2017

The nightly News

Officers Meeting: First Monday of the Month, starting at 7:00 pm

Business Meeting: Second Monday of the Month, starting at 7:00 pm

Lead Me, Guide Me, Lord

Something to Think About this May Shared from the Book:

Reflections from Pope Francis

An invitation to Journaling, Prayer, and Action

85. Center Your Life on The Lord If money and material things become the center of

our lives, they seize us and make us slaves.

98. Carry Another’s Burden To live charitably means not looking out for our own interests, but carrying the burdens of the

weakest and poorest among us.

100. Be Holy Holiness doesn’t mean doing extraordinary things

but doing ordinary thinks with love and faith.

Prayers were requested for the following Brothers

and other individuals –Joe Raduka, Pat Butler,

Ron Swizeral, John Bush, Jack Landers, Tim Downey,

Renee Foos, for Mike Rheaume Sr. and Mike

Rheaume Jr. for the sudden loss of their loving

Wife/mother Sue; and for our veterans.

Chaplain’s Corner

Can you believe that it is the month of May already?? It is a special month because it means that summer will be here soon! But it is an extra special month because it’s the month of Mary our Mother. We honor her as we know she bore the gift of the child Jesus for our world. Her song of joy is – “my being proclaims the greatness of The Lord." And our own being should proclaim her greatness through prayer, grace, and love. I encourage you to pray the rosary every day during the month of May. And if not, at least say her prayer – HAIL MARY – several times throughout each day. May also allows us to honor our moms with the celebration of Mother's Day. So, whether living or deceased, be sure to say or pray Happy Mother's Day to your Mom, your Grandmother, your Godmother, and all who “Mother" you with their love and care!!! God has blessed us with all those people! We need to bless them with our love and prayer. Happy May month! Happy Mary month! Happy Mom month!

Rev. Thomas R. Rzepiela, Pastor

St. Thomas of Villanova Church

1201 E. Anderson Drive, Palatine, IL 60074-4155

847.358.6999

fathertom@stov.org

Pierre Zermatten Recognized in Springfield

Dear Worthy Grand Knights,

I would like to share with you that your

Field Agent, Pierre Zermatten was recognized

for his accomplishments at the recent Illinois

Convention that took place in Springfield.

Pierre was third in the State and received the

"Circle of Honor" award once again. As a Brother

Knight, Past Grand Knight, and now as a Field

Agent, Pierre continues to carry on the Venerable

Fr. Michael J. McGivney's mission with unwavering

passion of helping our members and their families.

Please congratulate Pierre on his continued

success and great work!

Vivat Jesus,

Jim Lutz

General Agent-Archdioceses of Chicago

Holy Family Knights Café

Our brothers at Holy Family Parish, Council #11981, have a breakfast once a month and you are welcome to attend anytime.

The Knight's Café is open after the 7:30, 9:00 and

11:00 AM masses on Sunday, once a month. They

typically start serving breakfast at 8:45, 10:15 and

12:15 PM, respectively. Hope to see you soon!

Dates of our Knight's Cafe for the fraternal year 2016 - 2017: Sunday May 28th Sunday June 25th

Check out Our Facebook Page

All Council #4977 members are encouraged to

check out our Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/kofc4977

You can also search for "Knights of Columbus Holy Ghost Council #4977" on Facebook. Give it a go and let us know what you think. Thanks!

Council #4977 Wishes

you a happy spring!

A Hearty “Welcome” to Our Newest 1st Degree Knights! On Thursday, April 6th, Bill Kapolas joined our Holy Ghost Council by attending an Admission (1st) Degree conducted by the Holy Rosary Council #4483 in Arlington Heights. Interestingly, a total of three candidates went through the ceremonials, but only Bill was a true candidate. The other two “candidates” were actually already Brothers who accompanied Bill through the ceremonials. Bill was unaware of the other two candidates’ true status until after the ceremony was concluded. Our sincere thanks to the Holy Rosary Council for going forward with the Admission Degree despite not having more candidates. This was greatly appreciated.

On Monday, April 24th, our Holy Ghost Council conducted an Admission (1st) Degree ceremonial at St. Thomas. Five new members joined our Fraternal Order as 1st Degree Knights. The four Brothers to the right in the group picture (Joe Dubovik, Robert Haufe, Jim Leo, and Nicolas Asta) are now 1st Degree Brothers in our Holy Ghost Council. The gentleman on the left was a guest candidate from St. Marcelline Council #7694 in Schaumburg. Fellowship, food and refreshment followed our successful ceremonial.

While we do not have a picture to share, our Holy Ghost Council also celebrates the transfer of Deacon Jim Devine (St. Theresa). Welcome to the Holy Ghost Council! Worthy New Brothers - Congratulations and Welcome to our Council!!!

Father Tom Rzepiela Celebrates his

45th Year of Ordination – May 21, 2017 Since its founding by a

parish priest in 1882,

the Knights of Columbus

have always stood in

solidarity with our priests.

On this special occasion

of Father Tom’s 45th year

of ordination, the Knights

of Holy Ghost Council

#4977, offer our sincere congratulations,

appreciation and thanks for the sacrifices he

has made to be our spiritual shepherd, for his

years of service to the Priesthood, and as our

council’s Chaplin.

Offer a prayer of Thanksgiving for Father Tom and

our current priests. And at the same time, pray for

all current seminarians and postulants, and for

those contemplating joining the religious vocation.

Deputy Grand Knight’s Report

Right to Life – Mother’s day flower sale after

masses May 14th. Stations of the Cross. Good

Friday 10am at the Wooddale abortion clinic.

May 4th at Culvers for fundraiser. Get 20% of sales.

ID Drive Update – May 12th is the dinner (no cost)

and open to all. Need help in kitchen and set up.

September 15th and 16th are the ID Drive dates

for 2017.

Pass the Can – Freezer $113 and St. Thomas food

pantry $118.

Kairos Prison Ministry – approximately 40 men

will go to Statesville in April. Thanks for prayers

and support. Update on Joe – he is improving.

Christopher Club – Scouts need help to move.

Pancake Breakfast – $839.34 profit and 242 people

in attendance.

Fish Fry’s – $13,195 gross and about $6,500 net.

Had 1,312 people attend and sold about

270 porgies.

4th Degree Report – April 23rd Special Olympics

Track & Field (Prospect Heights HS). Please show

up in Regalia and know that anyone can show up

to help out. Steak Fry Saturday, May 27th at

St. Thomas cancelled.

Chicago Chapter – Apr 21 - 23 is convention.

State convention in St. Louis.

St. Thomas Update – Pasta Palooza – July 8th for

parish teen groups. Grand Knight will meet with

groups in late June/early July.

Blood Drive – 46 donations and May 28th is

next blood drive.

It’s time

once again

for Grilling!

Mahoney Receives Shining Armor Award

John Mahoney was awarded the Shining Armor Award for his service to the Order with distinction during his first year of membership. The Shining Armor Award is available to those Brothers that demonstrate enthusiasm for the Knights of Columbus by completing 5 categories of activities during their first year of membership. These requirements are:

Be involved in at least 3 council service programs;

Attend at least 3 council business meetings; Advance to the 2nd and 3rd degrees; Meet with the K of C Field Agent

(Pierre Zermatten); and Recruit at least one new member

The underlining concept of the Shining Armor Award program is to encourage new members to become active in the various facets of the Knights of Columbus as early as possible and, in recognition of their achievements, honor them as a valued member of our Fraternal Order.

Please extend your heartiest congratulations to Brother John Mahoney for his worthy achievement!

Calling All Field Agent’s!

Dear Brother Knights, In order to provide our members with the service they deserve, I plan on increasing the full-time staff in our area. The ideal candidate should have an entrepreneurial spirit, strong work ethic, possibly some sales experience, unquestionable honesty and a desire to assist his Brother Knights and their families. Perhaps he is dissatisfied due to the recent changes in his job or he has limited earning potential. What do our Field Agents do? They devote their entire working day to the needs of our Brother Knights in their assigned councils. We have established territories within which agents can work with their assigned membership. Our agent’s help our members determine their needs for life insurance or annuities, and then help provide the proper coverage based on our member's needs, budget and retirement plans. We work with Brother Knights and Catholic gentlemen who are eligible to join the Knights of Columbus. That is a tall order for this unique position. In addition to a handsome compensation package that offers group insurance, life insurance, health and accident insurance, disability insurance, dental insurance, a 401-K program, an expense allowance, a training allowance and a "non-contributory" pension plan, the Knights of Columbus has several levels of career opportunity. With the Knights of Columbus there are no limits on your professional growth and earning power. Would you be kind enough to return this letter with your thoughts or you may call me at (517)896-0108. Thanks again for our participation in our programs. Jim Lutz General Agent - Archdiocese of Chicago (517)896-0108 or jim.lutz@kofc.org

Upcoming Activities 4th Degree Exemplification: May 20, 2017 at the

Hilton-Oak Brook Hills Resort, 3500 Midwest Road,

Oak Brook, IL. Contact Jack McCarthy for details.

Blood Drive – The next blood drive is set for

May 28th at St. Theresa Parish, lower Dolan Center.

K of C Mass – Mass at St. Michael the Arch Angel

to be held on May 29th.

2nd/3rd Degree Opportunity – Ceremony to be held

Sunday, June 11 in Glenview.

Matthew Kelly (Passion & Purpose): Coming to

St. Theresa on June 11th. Cost is $35 per person.

Camping for Knights and families: Hosted by the

Illinois State Council June 9th - 11th at Lena KOA.

See Grand Knight for details.

K of C Golf Outing: Hold the date! Details coming

soon regarding the June 19th K of C golf outing.

Corporate Communion Mass and Breakfast:

On Sunday June 25th, 2017 all Knights and their

families are invited to attend mass at St. Theresa

and join us in our Corporate Communion.

Following mass we will go to Holy Family for

breakfast.

All Fourth Degree Knights are requested to wear

their tuxedos and social baldric.

Pasta Palooza – To be held July 8th at St. Thomas

for parish teen groups. Watch for additional

details to come.

STV Golf Outing - St. Thomas annual golf outing to

take place at White Dear Run on July 21st.

Registration cost is $150. Contact Tom Nicholas for

additional details.

March for Life 2017 – Tentative date set for

October 7th. Stay tuned for updates and additional

details. Contact Tom Mullen for additional info.

Reflections from 1st Time Attendee of a Knights of Columbus IL State Convention I was blessed recently with an opportunity to attend the Knights of Columbus Annual State Convention. This prestigious gathering took place in Springfield on Friday eve through early Sunday afternoon, April 21-23. As our worthy DGK Bruce Alesi just couldn’t figure out how to be in two places at the same time so, he kindly asked me – Bob Novak – to go in his place as a voting delegate (To his full credit, Bruce was charitably committed to his continuing responsibilities with the Kairos Prison Ministry, a worthy group of volunteers who bring Christ’s Love and Forgiveness to the incarcerated – this time in downstate Statesville Correctional Center). Our Holy Ghost Council was well represented with six Brothers attending – GK Jim Arns, Charlie Foos, Jack McCarthy, Jim Killigrew, Pierre Zermatten and myself. At the top of the list of experiences… Our council was honored to receive the State Deputy Achievement Award. This prestigious honor, conferred by State Deputy Bill Doerfler, recognized our Holy Ghost Council #4977 as having demonstrated “Championship Potential” and for “Achieving the Highest Standard of Excellence”! Congratulations Brothers One and All!

In order that you may get a flavor of the

convention, here are but a few observations and

reflections on my experience – in no

particular order:

Overall, a very spirited, uplifting and spiritual affair. We estimated about 600 Brothers attended the state convention. It was very positive and comforting to be in the presence of so many like-minded Catholic Brothers and Ladies; truly dedicated to the principles of Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. A personal highlight was attending Saturday afternoon mass at Springfield’s Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.

There are about 505 Councils in Illinois. About 72,500 members. An average Council size is about 145 Brothers.

Wonderful Pro-Life News! There are about 760 Ultrasound machines placed across the country by the Knights of Columbus. These life-saving machines are estimated to save about 100,000 babies per year from abortion.

Intellectual Disability Drive. As we know, the first principle of the Knights of Columbus is Charity. The I.D. Drive State goal is $1,820,000 for the current Fraternal Year. As of April 1st, just $19,000 short of the goal. Very close to goal! o The average I.D. Donation per Council is

about $3,600. o Our Holy Ghost Council was the 5th largest

in Illinois totaling $27, 600 in I.D. Drive donations! We were but $6,000 from the largest Council, which contributed $33,600. Well Done Brothers!

Our esteemed Brother and top gun Field Agent – Pierre Zermatten – was spotlighted and honored. Pierre wrote K of C insurance coverage in excess of $17 million this fraternal year (as of April 1). Remarkably, this total is $5 million greater than the next closest Field Agent in the state! Congratulations Pierre on your extraordinary achievement.

Via a video, our Supreme Knight Carl Anderson messaged a recruiting push to increase membership. His important points included the following: o Today’s recruiting success contributes to

the K of C success for many years to come.

o Efforts are often fulfilled in the last couple months of the Fraternal Year (which ends June 30). Charlie – many thanks for the clarification!!! We are prayerful of this outcome!

Finally, a Hearty Congratulation is in order

for Brother Jack McCarthy, who was elected

to represent the Chicago Diocese as a Voting

Delegate at the 2017 Supreme Convention. The

Supreme Convention will meet in St. Louis, MO

early in August. Congratulations Brother Jack!

Council 4977 wishes you a

Happy Memorial Day and thanks those

that have served this great country.

o In Illinois, it was sadly noted that an average of 125 Brothers die each month.

o The Supreme Knight asked us to strive to be the Catholic Man that attracts new Catholic Men to our Order.

o Every Catholic Man should be given an opportunity to join the K of C.

An important recruiting note for our Holy Ghost Council #4977. Thanks to the earnest work of many Brothers, our Holy Ghost Council #4977 was the Top Recruiting Council in Illinois with a total of 33 additions as of April 1st (we are now at 38)!

Unfortunately, it is not all roses for the Illinois Knights of Columbus. A few sobering issues were necessarily discussed: o Less than 30% of the State’s Councils were

represented at this year’s convention. While consistent with prior years, it is nonetheless disappointing.

o Less than 5% of members are responsible for signing up 80% of new Knights!

o The Newman Fund (the #1 K of C charitable effort in Illinois) is suffering for donations, in part, as a result of Century Donors passing away. Century donors contribute $100 dollars or more to the Newman Fund annually. The issue is that not enough Brothers are stepping up to replace these lost donations. As of April 1st, the collections stood at $180,000 against a goal of $289,000.

o The State’s General Assistance Fund goal was $63,500. Only $16,000 collected as of April 1. The GAF Fund exists to provide financial assistance to alleviate human suffering during times of sudden and catastrophic need or extraordinary loss.

o Pro-Life Goal at $63,000. Actual at $8,000. Sadly, 409 Councils (80%) are not participating with donations to the State’s Pro-Life fund.

o Important Positive Note!!! Brother Charlie Foos, who has had extensive experience at the state level, provided some hopeful clarity to these early financial results mentioned above. Brother Charlie pointed out that the goals of these charitable

Council Officer Elections to be Held at the

June 12th Monthly Meeting The Election of Council Officers will take place

at our June meeting. Recommendations are

as follows:

The 2017 - 2018 Caucus Recommendation

Grand Knight… Bruce Alesi

Deputy Grand Knight… Bob Novak

Chancellor… Tom Nicholas

Treasure… Conrad Bertz

Advocate… Rick Deyhle

Recording Secretary… Tony Nix

Warden… Layne Gabner

Gaurds - Inside… Jim Schroedl & Bill O’Brien

Gaurds - Outside… Matt Chambers & Jim De Giulio

1 Year Trustee… Jack McCarthy

2 Year Trustee… Jim Arns, Jr.

3 Year Trustee… Jim Arns, Sr.

Financial Secretary… John Breit

Chaplain… Fr. Tom Rzepiela

For your reference, the following information is

being re-run from the March 2017 newsletter:

Any eligible (3rd Degree) member who is

considering running for office should contact the

Caucus Committee Chairman, Jack McCarthy, at

JackMc228148@gmail.com and indicate his desire

to run for office. This is also true of current officers

as the Caucus Committee can only consider those

members who have expressed in writing their

intentions. The Caucus Committee is comprised of

all living Past Grand Knights, and the current Grand

Knight of Holy Ghost Council #4977. At the Caucus

Committee Meeting, all candidates who are

currently serving as Officers who wish to move up

through the chairs will be given consideration for

advancement. When the Caucus Committee has

completed that task, they will then give

consideration to any open Officer Position and

potential candidates to fill any open Officer

Position. The recommendation of the Caucus

Committee for all offices will be presented to the

General Membership at the May 8th General

Business Meeting, and the election of Officers will

be held at the June 12th General Business Meeting.

On the evening of the Election, the Caucus

Committee proposed slate of Candidates for all

Offices will be read prior to the actual voting. Even

though the Caucus Committee makes a

recommendation for all offices, the proposed

candidate must have his name placed in

nomination by a member of the Council, and the

nomination must be seconded. The Election

Chairman will then ask for any additional

nominations for that office three times. If no other

nominations are made, the Election Chairman will

ask for a motion that nominations be closed, and

that the sole nominee be elected by a unanimous

vote of the Council Members, and such motion

requires a second. Any eligible member not on the

proposed slate who wishes consideration for ANY

OFFICE may have his name placed in nomination

for a specific office by a member of the council.

This nomination will only be acceptable if the

proposer has sought and obtained the permission

of the person being nominated. The Nomination

must then be seconded by another member of

the Council.

In the event any Officer Position has multiple

candidates seeking that office, a written ballot will

be required to determine the winner. In order to

insure the written ballots are properly accounted

for, the Chairman of the Caucus Committee will

appoint an Election Judge and two Tellers. The

Election Judge shall supervise the vote count and

verify that the results are in fact true and accurate.

After the results are made known to the Caucus

Committee Chair and he announces them, the

Election Judge shall give all of the ballots cast to

the Caucus Committee Chair who will destroy

them. The Election Judge, the two Tellers and the

Caucus Committee Chair are strictly forbidden

from disclosing the tally of the written ballots.

If anyone has any specific questions regarding any

Officer Position, you are encouraged to contact the

Caucus Committee Chairman.

Heather’s House Needs Our Help

As discussed at the May Council meeting, Heather’s House is in need of our help. They are running low on disposable diapers (newborn to two years). If you are able, please bring a package of disposable diapers to our June Council meeting and they will be delivered to Heather’s House to help meet the need of keeping the babies comfortable. Heather’s House is doing an awesome job providing a home and direction for mothers and their babies who have chosen life. Residents are able to stay from 6 months to 2 years. During this time, staff and residents provide a terrific support family, which allow these women to succeed rather than feel as if they have no other choice. Thanks in advance for supporting this cause!

Please Note:

Your trusted Knightly News Editor

will be taking a little R&R in Colorado

and therefore a June issue of the

Knightly News will not be published.

Stay tuned for the July issue and

enjoy the start of summer!

Knights of Columbus Council #4977

2017 Vocations Scholarship Recipients From the proceeds our council earned through our

Vocations Raffle this past fall, we have had the

opportunity and privilege of supporting four

seminarians in formation with a $ 500 scholarship

to help defray their educational expenses. The

2017 recipients are:

1. Jesus (Emmanuel)Torres Fuentes –

Holy Name Cathedral, attends University

of St. Mary’s Mundelein

2. Benjamin Rahimi – St. Theresa Parish,

attends Pontifical North American College

3. Henry Lyon – St. Mary Parish, Buffalo Grove,

attends University of St. Mary’s Mundelein

4. Andrew Matijevic – St. Thomas of Villanova

Parish, will attend University of St. Mary’s

Mundelein in the fall.

Please keep all our seminarians, oblates and

novices in your prayers as they continue pursuing

their calling in the service of our Lord.

God our Father, You have chosen Your Son, Jesus Christ, to reveal Yourself to us. You have chosen Your Church to show us Your love through Him.

You have chosen your sons and daughters to be a priest or a nun as a sign of that love to Your people.

We pray that the Holy Spirit continue to fill them with Your peace and joy as they prepare for their call to life serving Your people.

We pray that through their vocations that they may proclaim the wonder of Your faithfulness and love to all through Jesus Christ our Lord!

Amen

Thank you and God Bless!

Tom Nicholas, Vocations Director Knights of Columbus Council #4977 tgnicholas@msn.com (847)496-4430

Council Service Contacts (Continued) Culture of Life Chair People:

Jim Baur, JNG3306@gmail.com

Geniveve Baur, JNG3306@gmail.com

Facebook Administrator:

Matt Mitchell, statmattmitchell@gmail.com

Website Administrator:

Bernie Bojarski, bjboarski@sbcglobal.net

Knightly News Editor:

Steve Lundell, sklundell@gmail.com

Knights of Columbus website:

http://www.kofc.org

Come Join Our Monday

Monthly Meetings Please join us for our

Monthly Business Meetings

the second Monday of each

month, 7:00 - 9:30 PM.

Upcoming Business Meetings

June 12, 2017

St. Theresa Dolan Center, Lower Level

Upcoming Officer Meetings

June 5, 2017

Festle Board Room

Send newsletter articles,

updates, and corrections to

sklundell@gmail.com

Council Service Contacts

Please make note of the individuals responsible for

various activities within our council. In the event

you have any questions related to any of these

activities, please reach out to this individual and

copy the Grand Knight on all emails. Doing this will

help avoid duplication of efforts and inconsistent

messages going out from the Council. Thank you!

Chaplain: Fr. Tom Rzepiela

Program Director: Jim Arns, arns134@comcast.net

Church Director: John Breit, John.Breit@gmail.com

Vocations Chairman:

Tom Nicholas, TGNicholas@msn.com

Community Director:

Mike McMahon, MMcMahon172@comcast.net

Culture of Life Director:

Tom Mullen, TomMullen20@gmail.com

Public Relations:

Frank Rehberg, frehberg@sbcglobal.net

Family Director:

James Kelligrew, jim.killigrew@comcast.net

Youth Director:

Dave Tuegel, DTuegel@comcast.net

Membership Director:

Bruce Aelsi, alesibruce@gmail.com

Recruitment Committee:

Layne Gabiner, CJGabi@sbcglobal.net

Bob Novak, SaxonBob@gmail.com

Jim Hajost, JHajost@comcast.net

Retention Chairman:

Jim Arns, arns134@comcast.net

Insurance Promotion:

Pierre Zermatten, pierrezermatten@yahoo.com

Field Agent: Pierre Zermatten FIC, MDRT, PGK,

Pierre.Zermatten@KofC.Oorg

Lecturer: Bill O’Brien, Bobrien100@comcast.net