THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT DECEMBER 17, 2017

Poinsettia Tree

Christmas Cantata 2016

Worship Hours 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.; Adult Sunday School & Men’s Bible Study 9:30 a.m. Children’s Church 10:00 a.m. Church Office: 757-3351, Church Office E-mail – blufftonumc@hargray.com; Web Site – http://www.blufftonumc.org

Pastor Joey’s cell– 803-671-1691; email– blufftonumc.past@hargray.com; Pastor’s address: 86 Boundary St, Bluffton SC 29910 Office hours – Mon–Thurs 9:30 a–2:30 p Mail address: Bluffton UMC, PO Box 368, Bluffton, SC 29910

A SERVICE OF ADVENT

Theme: Joy to the world! The Lord is come!

December 17, 2017 - 8:30 and 11:00 AM

The Third Sunday of Advent - Color: Purple

GATHERING WELCOME Rev. Joey McDonald CHIMING OF THE TRINITY (The sound of chimes announces the beginning of worship. During the Prelude and Introit please keep silence to allow all worshipers to prepare mind, heart and body for the worship of God.)

PRELUDE Gabriel's Oboe Ennio Morricone Kathleen Duncan, oboe

INTROIT Advent Introit Anna Laura Page OPENING PRAYER Rev. Joey McDonald ADVENT WREATH CANDLE LIGHTING CEREMONY (The Candle of Joy) Malinda and Andy Blackshaw (8:30) Welma and Grat Horn (11:00)

People: (unison prayer) Eternal God, as we continue our Advent journey, help us to be people who wait and watch for you with joy, and through your Spirit, be prepared for you. Grant that the light which brings joy to all the world, the light that darkness cannot overcome, love's pure light in Jesus Christ, shine in our world and bring light for all. Amen. Hymn No. 204 Emmanuel, Emmanuel McGee CANTATA SING JOY TO ALL THE WORLD! Lloyd Larson Overture (Invitation to a Miracle) Joseph M. Martin Narration William Court Tidings of Comfort and Joy! Ukrainian Bell Carol Traditional English Melody arr. Lloyd Larson

Narration Erin Reichert William Court

A Light Shall Shine Hymn Tune: Hyfrydol arr. Lloyd Larson

Cecil Corson, solo

Narration Erin Reichert William Court

Prepare the Way! Plainsong: Veni Emmanuel Lloyd Larson

Narration Erin Reichert William Court

David's Royal City Hymn Tunes: Irby, Forest Green, St. Louis arr. Lloyd Larson

Narration Erin Reichert William Court

Glory in the Highest! French Carol: Gloria arr. Lloyd Larson

Narration Erin Reichert William Court

Joy of Every Longing Heart Tune: Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (J.S. Bach) Plainsong: Divinum Mysterium arr. Lloyd Larson

Narration Erin Reichert William Court Worship Christ, the Newborn King English Melody: Greensleeves Lloyd Larson Narration Erin Reichert William Court

Sing Joy to All the World! Hymn Tune: Antioch arr. Lloyd Larson

OFFERTORY Mary, Did You Know? Buddy Greene and Mark Lowry

Organ and Janice Creech, piano

*DOXOLOGY No. 95 Old 100th

*PASSING OF THE PEACE Rev. Joey McDonald

BENEDICTION (seated)

SUNG RESPONSE May the Light of Christ Tom Fettke "May the light of Christ surround us, and the love of Christ enfold us, And the pow'r of Christ protect us evermore. Forever; and ever; Forevermore. Amen."

POSTLUDE Ave Maria Johann Sebastian Bach/Charles Gounod Organ and Janice Creech, piano

(You are encouraged to remain seated during the Postlude to reflect upon your worship experience today. If you need to

leave, please do so quietly in order not to disturb worshipers who remain. )

*Please stand if you are able.

ABOUT THE CHRISTMAS CANTATA

The message of Christmas is one of deep and abiding joy! It is a message filled with the assurance that no matter how difficult the journey may seem; no matter how hopeless the situation may feel; no matter how long and dark the night may be, joy will eventually come. That is the promise of God: Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes with the morning. (Psalm 30:5b) We live in a word where short-term promises and quick fixes are often chosen over lasting solutions. It seems that we need to find ways to invest ourselves in experiences and people who will outlive us, and, in that way, make a difference for generations yet to come. There is a vast difference between a temporary thrill-ride and enduring joy. Jesus came to provide us with a deep and lasting joy; a joy that could truly fill the voice in our lives, a void that we often attempt to satisfy with temporal things. The angel said to some unsuspecting shepherds going about their nightly duties on a Judean hillside: Do not be afraid, for I bring you news of great joy! (Luke 2:10). There was nothing short-term about this message. Jesus had been born and the world would never be the same again. And like the shepherds, we have become recipients to this wonderful news of great joy! So what do we do with this news! My father used to say to me that "...with privilege comes responsibility." Jesus made a very similar statement: To whom much is given, much will be required. (Luke 12:48b) We who have been the recipients of this great news have the privilege and responsibility to share it. To celebrate it. To sing it. That is the reason for this Christmas musical. It is conceived as a vehicle to help us share, celebrate, and sing the joyous Christmas message! I pray that you and all who hear you sing this Christmas work will experience anew the joy of the compelling story of God becoming human and living with us in a way that changed our world forever!

Though our world is dark, Your light overcomes the darkness. Though we have wandered, Your love is steadfast. Though we lose our way, You have made a way.

Though our fear is great. Your joy is greater.

Lloyd Larson

BIOS

William Court, narrator William is a cum laude graduate of the University of Cincinnati and an architect and partner in the firm Court

Atkins Architects. William, his wife, Angela, daughter, Annabel and son, Phillip have been attending BUMC for 13 years.

Janice Creech, piano Janice a native Virginian, moved to Hilton Head in 1997. She earned a Bachelor of Music degree with a

concentration in piano performance from Longwood University. Janice is the accompanist for the Hilton Head Choral Society, as well as the Youth Choir. She plays keyboard for many of the shows at the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina. For many years Janice has played at our church and we are always delighted to have her.

Kathleen Duncan, oboe Kathleen has been playing the oboe for more than twenty years. While in high school, she won multiple

honors in state competitions in Indiana. She honed her skills at Ball State University where she studied under Mr. Ferald Capps. Kathleen now regularly performs with community bands, orchestras, churches, and on occasion with the Hilton Head Symphony. When not playing oboe, she works as a project manager for the landscape architecture firm, J.K. Tiller, located in Bluffton, South Carolina.

Don Jemella, percussion Donald Jemella’s professional life in music spans more than forty years as a conductor, performer and

music educator. His musical background includes roles as a teacher, administrator, adjudicator, guest conductor, consultant and clinician.

In July 2014 he was named Music Director of the Lowcountry Wind Symphony. He previously served in a similar capacity for the Lowcountry Community Concert Band. In addition to his duties as LWS Music Director, Mr. Jemella leads the ‘Odyssey’ Jazz & Swing Orchestra.

Throughout his career, Mr. Jemella’s Bands, Jazz Ensembles, Orchestras, Choruses and Chamber Music Ensembles have achieved recognition, acclaim and awards for outstanding musical achievement and musicianship in performances in the United States and Canada, for the Music Educators National Conference and at colleges of music. He has served as guest conductor for school state music festivals, adjudicated marching band and drum corps competitions across the U.S., and served as a music consultant and clinician with school music programs throughout the Northeast and Midwest.

Mr. Jemella is a graduate of The Boston Conservatory from which he holds both a Bachelors and Masters of Music. He studied conducting and clarinet with Atilio Poto, a former member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and student of Arturo Toscanini. As a performer, Mr. Jemella has appeared in both Instrumental and Choral Ensembles and in Jazz and touring Rhythm & Blues bands.

In addition to his conducting activities, Mr. Jemella has proudly served on the Board of Trustees and Board of Overseers at The Boston Conservatory, and the Board of Directors of the Beaufort Symphony Orchestra.

Erin Reichert, narrator Erin is a native of Normal, Illinois and has lived in Bluffton for the past 11 years. She is a graduate of Eastern

Illinois University with a bachelor’s degree in social science education and a master’s degree in School Counseling and Guidance from Lewis University. She has been a high school social studies teacher for the past 17 years, the past 11 at Bluffton High School. She has been married to Mark for ten years. They have three daughters, Annie, Molly, and Elise. She enjoys reading, traveling when possible, being active in the community, and spending time with her girls. Erin and family are members of BUMC where she is a Christian Education teacher.

Dana Scaglione, percussion Dana has been an active professional percussionist and music educator since 1983. Currently he lives

in Beaufort with his wife, Ludelyn and four year old son, Anthony. Today marks Dana's first performance at Bluffton United Methodist Church.

Lucy Scandrett, harp Lucy, a professional harpist and teacher, is a native of Charlotte, North Carolina, where she began the study of

the harp at the age of three with her mother. She began her professional career at the age of 16 and earned a degree in Harp Performance from the Oberlin College Conservatory of Music and a Master of Music degree in Musicology from Converse College in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Lucy was adjunct Professor of Harp at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Chatham University, Seton Hill University and Geneva College. She also taught at The Ellis School, the Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts 6 – 12 School (CAPA and Musik Innovations School of Music. For many years she was Principal Harpist for the Pittsburgh Ballet Orchestra, the Pittsburgh Opera Orchestra, the Civic Light Opera Orchestra and several other orchestras. Lucy and her husband, Jack and daughter, Lara recently moved to Hilton Head Island.

Heaven T. Singleton, percussion, first started playing percussion in the sixth grade and loved it. She is a junior at Beaufort High

School. and plays percussion in the marching band, the concert band, and will soon play in the jazz band. Heaven’s passion is to continue studying and playing music and looks forward to learning to play other instruments. She appreciates the opportunity to play in today’s cantata.

Bob Wilson, percussion Bob has been involved in music since the age of fifteen. For nineteen years, Bob taught percussion part-

time for two high school bands and gave private lessons at Eddy Kozak School of Music. Bob plays percussion with the Bluffton United Methodist Church Praise Team, the Low Country Wind Symphony, the May River Brass Quintet, and the Palmetto Brass Ensemble. Bob has played professionally for twenty years and continues to share his percussion talent during Bluffton United Methodist Church worship services including numerous cantata presentations. Bob, and his wife, Linda moved from Louisiana to Bluffton and are members of BUMC.

Karen Wyld, flute Karen and husband, Tim moved to Sun City from Latham(NY) August 2010 and became BUMC members

December 2010. Their son, TJ graduated from Methodist University, Fayetteville(NC). Karen is the founder and director of our Wesley Ringers handbell ensemble. For several years she has been a member of the Sun City Chimers. Karen has played flute all of her life and continues adding beauty and inspiration to our services. We thank Karen for sharing her time and talent to the glory of God.

Participating in today's Advent Service The Reverend Joey McDonald, Pastor Ella W. Davis, Director of Music Greg L. Hollinger, Organist Janice Creech, Pianist Kathleen Duncan, Oboist Don Jemella, Percussionist Dana Scaglione, Percussionist Lucy Scandrett, Harpist Heaven Singleton, Percussionist Bob Wilson, Timpanist Karen Wyld, Flutist William Court and Erin Reichert, narrators

Advent Wreath Candle Liturgists

Malinda and Andy Blackshaw (8:30) Welma and Grat Horn (11:00)

AV Operators Milton Davis

Stephen Guidetti John Kenyon

The Chancel Choir

Sopranos Cecil Corson, Annabel Court, Candace Deshler, Betsy Epply, Paula Johnson, Laurel Karper,

Debbie Kadzielewski, Venus Mendoza, Victoria Morrison, Lourri Norris, Carol Rutgers

Altos Peggy Chandler, Joanne Davies, Becky Manley, Joan Morris, Lynn Newsom (guest),

Mary Ratliff, Sarah Sweers

Tenors Ron Kadzielewski, Al Litster

Basses Aaron Bliley, John Clingerman, David Hoffman, Allyn Perdue, Thomas Reed (guest), Ed Sweers

Acolytes

Aidan Bryant (8:30) Audrey Atkins/Luke Bliley/Phillip Court

Matthew Sapochak/Jones Saylor/Cooper Simpson (11:00)

Ushers Rich Corson, Dian & Sam Gamble, Ron McAbee (8:30)

Pat & Richard Black, Eleanor & Carl Greenway, Jane & Denny LaFaber (11:00)

Attendance: 8:30: 124; 11:00: 255 Total: 379; Adult SS: 9; Nursery: (8:30) 5; (11:00) 10 Of Interest this Week

Today 12/17 8:30 AM Cantata – Sing Joy to All the World Sanctuary Today 12/17 9:30 AM Chancel Choir Breakfast Fellowship Hall Today 12/17 9:30 AM Adult Sunday School Conference Room Today 12/17 9:30 AM Men’s Bible Study Office Room Today 12/17 10:00 AM Children’s Sunday School Sunday School Room Today 12/17 11:00 AM Cantata – Sing Joy to All the World Sanctuary Monday 12/18 7:00 PM Treble Vocal Ensemble Sanctuary Tuesday 12/19 5-6:30 PM Low Country Jazz Band Fellowship Hall Tuesday 12/19 7:30 PM AA/Al-anon Fellowship Hall Wednesday 12/20 6:00 PM Chancel Choir Christmas Party Rutger’s home Thursday 12/21 6:30 PM AA Beginners Group Fellowship Hall Thursday 12/21 7:30 PM AA & Al-anon meetings Fellowship & SS rms Sunday 12/24 9:15 AM Adult Sunday School Conference Room Sunday 12/24 10:00 AM Worship Service Sanctuary Sunday 12/24 7:00 PM Christmas Eve Candlelight Service Sanctuary

ONLY ONE MORNING SERVICE ON SUNDAY, CHRISTMAS EVE – 10:00 AM

WE WILL HAVE A CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE at 7:00 PM

IT’S CHRISTMAS TIME!!! YES!! It is that time of year again! Not the time to try and figure out how you are going to survive the in-laws for 2, 3, dare I say 4 days (Lord help us). Not the time to decide, "Well if I leave early Sunday morning rather than Saturday, I might miss most of the traffic on I-95 (yeah right). No, it's the time of year to show our BUMC staff how much we appreciate their hard work and dedication throughout the year! Please join with me and donate to our staff Christmas bonus, and when you do, make the check out to BUMC and write Staff Christmas Gift in the subject line. I appreciate your generosity and so will they!!

Merry Christmas from SPPRC! – Aaron Bliley - chairperson

PLEASE NOTE – If you would like “credit” for tax purposes on this year’s giving statement – contributions must be received in the offering plate, or postmarked by Dec. 31, 2017. Any questions, please call Pat, 843.757.3351 during office hours 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., Mon – Thurs. The office is closed on Friday.

STEPHEN MINISTRY – In the summer of 1861, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s wife, Frances, died tragically in a fire. That first Christmas without her, he wrote in his diary, “How inexpressibly sad are the holidays.” The next year was no better, as he recorded,“ ‘A merry Christmas,’ say the children, but that is no more for me.”

In 1863, as the American Civil War was dragging on, Longfellow’s son joined the army against his father’s wishes and was critically injured. On Christmas Day that year, as church bells announced the

arrival of another painful Christmas, Longfellow picked up his pen and began to write, “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day. The poem begins pleasantly, lyrically, but then takes a dark turn. The violent imagery of the pivotal fourth verse ill suits a Christmas carol. “Accursed” cannons “thundered,” mocking the message of peace. By the fifth and sixth verses, Longfellow’s desolation is nearly complete. “It was as if an earthquake rent the hearth-stones of a continent,” he wrote. The poet nearly gave up: “And in despair I bowed my head; ‘There is no peace on earth,’ I said.” But then, from the depths of that bleak Christmas day, Longfellow heard the irrepressible sound of hope. And he wrote this seventh stanza.

Then pealed the bells more loud and deep: “God is not dead, nor doth He sleep! The wrong shall fail, the right

prevail, with peace on earth, good-will to men!”

The war raged on and so did memories of his personal tragedies, but it could not stop Christmas. The Messiah

is born! He promises, “I am making everything new!” (Rev. 21:5).

If you are burdened this Christmas with tragedy or loss and would like someone to share your burdens, please contact a Stephen leader, Mary Ellen Parks, 843.368.1852 or Sara Jenkins 843.705.2172.

Each week, there is a STEPHEN MINISTER from BUMC assigned to hospital duty. If you hear of anyone in the hospital this week Dec 17 – 23, please call Sara Jenkins, 843.705.2172.

MIRACLE JARS – Miracle Jars for December are going to Helen’s Hope. This is a Bluffton

UMC mission that was created by Meredith Inglis, who was inspired when she was ill during her freshman/junior years of high school. Through her numerous stints of time in the hospital, she recognized the need to minister to sick children and their families who spend time in the hospital. Helen’s Hope, which Meredith named after her

grandmother, buys pillow pets and devotionals for nurses to distribute to patients at Beaufort Memorial Hospital who need encouragement and hope. In addition to the pillow pets and devotionals, Hilton Head Christian Academy’s (Meredith’s high school) art classes are painting ceiling tiles and artwork for the walls to decorate and brighten the atmosphere in the Beaufort Memorial children’s wing.

Carrefour Friends …

It is a shame that we only have one word, love, in English to cover all kinds of love. The kind of love that God shows all of His children involves unselfish giving. It is this same kind of love that the Bible commands us to show to one another. “You shall love your neighbor as yourself…. The stranger that dwells with you shall be to you as one born among you, and you shall love him as yourself.”

— Leviticus 19:18, 34. Carrefour Friends was formed to make available specially trained volunteers to befriend and regularly visit

older adults who are experiencing the heartbreak of loneliness, social isolation, or a disruptive change to their support system. We currently have a backlog of 22 elderly residents who would like to have a volunteer visit them. Visits are made in one of our three contracted healthcare facilities right here in Bluffton. If you are interested in becoming a friend for someone who really needs one, please contact Jackie Tuohig at 913.748.5929 or email us at carrefourfriends@gmail.com.

Carrefour Friends……care for friends.

Ministry of Encouragement – Let us remember with visits, cards and prayers… Dot Briggs, Bloom at Bluffton, 800 Fording Island Rd., Room 154A, Bluffton 29910; Tel: 843.815.2555

12/17 – Lyrah Atkins (child), Toni Case 12/17 – Laura & Dustin Marinucci 12/18 – Susan Whitcher 12/18 – Eleanor & Carl Greenway 12/20 – John Kenyon 12/19 – Barb & Gil Richardson 12/22 – Bob Hynes, Brian Esposito 12/22 – Jane & Denny LaFaber

12/24 – Rick Taylor

Teens: Have you helped decorate your family’s tree? Practice proclaiming your faith and wish people ‘Merry Christmas’ this week instead of the ‘Happy Holidays’ greeting you may see in stores and around town.

WELCOME GUESTS!! We are pleased to have you worshiping with us and hope it will be a meaningful experience for you. We believe that our fellowship is always enriched by persons who join us in praise of God. Please fill out a visitor’s card in the pew. Please be sure to sign the attendance book in your row to indicate your attendance today. Include children, your address & phone number.

Rebecca Adams & family Karl Fiero Jim Klekner Porter Grant Richardson

Daniel Alba Flores family Laura Kollaros Sara Rodrigues

Barbara Allen Jakob Alexander Fouke Paul Laughlin Henry Rose

Frank Battaglia Jim & Peg Forbes Mary Lockwood Rebekah Runyan

Sherry Blanchard Kirk Fox Michelle Lindberg Todd Smith

Rita Bobko Luke Freida Dorothy Malley Jim Snow

Charles Bowers Mona Gibbon Bill Markle Parker Snow

Dot Briggs Lois Gilot Judy McDonald Jon Snyder

Noah Brock Mike Godfrey Peyton McLamb Ed Stanley

Troy Case Josh Harper Venus Mendoza Doug Swain

Louise Cimino Cora Henny Lelia Mullins Linda Taylor

Wayne Cimino Andrea Hoffman Denise Nance Mike Treichler

Bill Clarke David Hoffman Kyle Nance Jackie Tuohig

Kerry Clifford Connie Hornick Sam Nance Angie VanZuylen

Linda Cole Gwen Hynes Joseph Newfield Judy Walden

Annette Conrad Betty Ann Jenkins Robert Newhart, Sr. Linda Walker

John Cook Claire Jerram Dee Owens Harry Walker

Doug Coon Annette Jones Scott Parks Dave Waugh

Terry Coon Dr. Richard Kamm Les Parry Leslie Welch

Jan Counts Sue Kamm Shirley Paulk & family Reed & Christine Whiteleather

Pat Coyle Mike Karnoff Megan Phelphs Gordon Waterworth

Crager Family Hope Hughes-Kayse Lori Pittard George York

Becky Dilks Tanya Kemp Mike Porter

Marcia Farmer Judy Kerr Betty Powderly

Donna Fiero Barbara Klekner David Ragan

The poinsettias decorating our church this Christmas season have been donated as listed below; in honor of and in memory of those who are special in our lives. (You may take your flower(s) home after the evening Candlelight service)

Barbara Allen in memory of Paul D. Allen Barbara Allen in honor of her great grandchildren, Paul A. Pike, Morgan Pike & Elizabeth Pike Kay & Leon Atkinson in memory of Naomi & Horace Sharp Kay & Leon Atkinson in memory of Mary Lou & Leon Atkinson, Sr. Sharon Austin in memory of Bob & Frances Hager, her parents Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in honor of Esther Sexson Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in honor of Nell Vincent Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Mr. & Mrs. William Harper Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Bethea Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Marshall Harper Foster Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Charles E. Vincent, Jr. Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Andrew Harper Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Mr. & Mrs. G. Edward Cone Connie & Larry Budge in honor of their children Arthur & Jennifer Parker, Stephen & Alexis Budge Connie & Larry Budge in honor of their grandchildren; Cameron, Evelyn, Parker, and Tyler & Hayden Bridge Connie & Larry Budge in honor of Connie’s mother, Dorothy Leighliter Connie & Larry Budge in memory of their parents, King Leighliter and Vernon & Clara Budge Donna Calendine in honor of her granddaughter, Lisa Bishop Donna Calendine in memory of her children Robert & Priscilla Lou Cavanaugh in memory of H.R. Cavanaugh Jeff Cooper in memory of Russell Cooper Cecil & Rich Corson in honor of Cecil’s mother, Louise Cimino Cecil & Rich Corson in memory of their parents, Marjorie & Carlton Corson & Wayne Cimino Phillip & Annabel Court in honor of Fred & Jody Court Phillip & Annabel Court in honor of Larry & Marlana Minnick Doug & Joanne Dahl in honor of their children and grandchildren Doug & Joanne Dahl in memory of their parents, Doug’s sister & Joanne’s brother Bob & Martha DeMare in memory of Betty & Ray Baldrige and Jo & Al DeMare Andy & Dyane De Paolis in memory of Frances & Willis Clement and Helen & Lou De Paolis Jim & Charlotte Fleisher in honor of Nancy Tankersley, step-mother; and in memory of Earl & Peggy Tankersley and

Harold & Helen Fleisher Sam & Dian Gamble in honor of their mother, Mildred Gutshall Sam & Dian Gamble in memory of their parents, Dorothy & Guy Gamble & Merle Gutshall William & Henry Golson in honor of Charlie Golson Carl & Eleanor Greenway in memory of their siblings who have passed away Robert & Connie Hoops in honor of their children, Natalie & Dathan Erdahl, Nathan & Vanessia Hoops,

Jonathon & Stephanie Hoops. Robert & Connie Hoops in memory of his parents, Frank & Cleo Hoops Robert & Connie Hoops in memory of her parents, Adrian & Fern Marinucci Gloria Johnson in memory of her wonderful husband, Charles Gloria Johnson in memory of parents & her daughter, Terri Jerry & Paula Johnson in memory of Jane Johnson & Marshall Kremers Debbie & Ron Kadzielewski in memory of Mary Emily, Alice & John Sowle Gail Garrett Kraemer in honor of Shirley Wissman Gail Garrett Kraemer in memory of Jim Garrett Dawn Langness in memory of her parents, Barbara & Jim Langness Charles Lewis in memory of Carol Lewis Al & Dian Litster in memory of his parents, Gertrude & Henry Litster Al & Dian Litster in memory of her parents, Mildred & Harold McNaughton

Robert B. Lundberg in memory of Sandra Johns Lundberg Robert B. Lundberg in memory of Mil & Bones Lundberg Robert B. Lundberg in memory of Anne & Nick Johns Sharon Luneau in memory of Richard Luneau Nick & Karen Mandalas in memory of their parents Calvin Martin in memory of his wife, Iona Martin Bill & Sally Mattingly in memory of his parents Bill & Sally Mattingly in memory of her parents Mars & Venus Mendoza in honor of their beloved children Mars & Venus Mendoza in honor of their beloved children Lourri Norris & Autumn Waite in memory of a loving father and grandfather, James Tracey Don & Pat O’Conner in honor of their grandchildren Mike & Jo Parrott in memory of L.A. Parrott Mike & Jo Parrott in memory of Jean Clark Ida Pinderski in memory of Lou Pinderski Erin & Mark Reichert in honor of Annie, Molly & Elise’s Grandparents & Great Grandfather Erin & Mark Reichert in memory of Ed & S’monne Elder Erin & Mark Reichert in memory of Judy & Frank Reichert Erin & Mark Reichert in memory of Ethel Marr John Rossini in memory of Elma Rossini Gail Roth & Family in memory of Charles Roth Larry & Sonja Russell in memory of John Hudson Carol & Jim Rutgers in memory of their step-daughter & daughter, Abby Rutgers Carol & Jim Rutgers in memory of their mother & mother-in-law, Iona Martin Bebe & Jack Samuels in memory of Shirley Samuels & Katie Bain Jim Sauter in memory of his father, Dr. Wesley Perry Sauter Jim Sauter in memory of his mother, Marie Joy Sauter Esther Sexson in honor of Bill & Paula Bethea Esther Sexson in memory of Ed & Mary Frances Cone Linda Shettel in memory of her parents, David & Thelma Shettel Linda Shettel in memory of her sister, Patricia Bennett Linda Shettel in memory of her niece, Nancy Ickes Smith & Golson Families in memory of Martha Crapse Dick & Jennie Smith in honor of their daughter, Marnie McMurray, her husband, Jay and their 3 McMurray grandchildren Dick & Jennie Smith in honor of their son, Dr. Brian Smith, his wife, Amy and their four Smith grandchildren. James E. Snow family in honor of the Alan Ulmer family James E. Snow family in honor of the Alex Ulmer family Betty Snyder in memory of Edd Snyder & Jay Snyder Linda & Jim Stevens in memory of their parents Ed & Sarah Sweers in memory of Marilyn Sweers & Ronald Watkins, Sr. Jean & Bill Walker in memory of John & Rachael Poirier and Robert Walker Dave & Linda Waugh in memory of their parents, Murray & Jessie Waugh and Peter & Lily Langeman Lib & Bob Wichmann in honor of the Wichmann children & their families Susan & Dave Wiley in honor of their 5 grandchildren… Ross, Jett, Finn, Sailor, Owen Donna & Jeff Williams in memory of Jennifer Williams Donna & Jeff Williams in memory of Charles Wallace