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W E E K L Y B U L L E T I N Liturgy Schedule

(until Memorial Day Weekend) Holy Redeemer by the Sea - Kitty Hawk (HR)

301 W. Kitty Hawk Road Kitty Hawk, NC 27949

Confession 4:00 pm

Sunday 9:00 am Holy Trinity by the Sea Chapel - Nags Head (HT)

Milepost 16 at the Intersection of 12 & 158 Saturday 7:30 pm (Bilingual) Sunday 11:00 am

Y R Holy Redeemer by the Sea – Kitty Hawk

Monday - Friday: Morning Prayer 8:45 am Mass/Communion Service 9:00 am 7:30 pm Bilingual Vigil at HT

9:00 am & 6:00 pm at HR Healing Mass - 1st Wednesday: 9:00 am Adoration - 1st Friday: 9:30 - 11:00 am

C A Lunes - Viernes: 8:45 am Oración de la

Mañana, Santísimo Redentor 9:00 am Misa/celebración de la

Palabra, Santísimo Redentor

Día Santo de Precepto: Misa del dia:

7:30 pm Misa de la Vigilia (Bilingüe) en la Santísimo Trinidad 9:00 am y 6:00 pm en Santísimo Redentor

Primer viernes de mes: 9:30 am—11:00 am Adoración, Santísimo Redentor

Saturday

Mass 5:00 pm

Holy Days of Obligation:

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 510

Kitty Hawk, NC 27949-0510

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION It’s still months away, but parish min-isters, especially if they are involved in the catechumenate, have their eyes on Lent and the Easter Triduum. Until fairly recent times, the last few days before Easter were shaped by an awareness of the Passion, but the faithful were left to their own devices about how to engage with these mysteries. A thousand years ago, the Easter Vigil as a solemn and central moment of initiation had vanished. By the early 1950s it was a minor moment in parish life, celebrated on Holy Saturday morning, usually with only the priests and a handful of invited guests. Most people understood it as necessary only for blessing the paschal candle and preparing the Easter water. People who were children during World War II some-times remember that the weekly noontime test of the air-raid sirens on Holy Saturday signaled the end of Lent. Today, of course, we see Holy Satur-day as entirely within the paschal fast, and hardly the time for children to be tearing through the plastic grass looking for jelly beans and chocolate eggs. These memories point to a total collapse of the once-central liturgies of the Christian year. This impov-erishment of the liturgy was mostly an ac-cident of history. The root cause was the loss of Lent as a time focused on the final formation of catechumens for the Easter sacraments. By 1880, scholars began to piece together a vision of what once had been, and slowly, at first in a handful of monasteries in Europe, pieces of the tradi-tion were rediscovered and celebrated. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Pastor/Parroco: Parochial Vicar Business Manager: Executive Assistant: Financial Assistant: Admin Assistants: Music: Director, Religious Education: Director, Youth Activities:

Rev. Dr. William F. Walsh, osfs Rev. John A. Hanley, osfs Tim Gregory Val Cummings Jane Parker Marian Sciacchitano Patti Hess John Buford, Kim Kalman Grace Ghirardi Emily DiNoto

Parish Administration & Support

Building Council Chair: Finance Council Chair: Liturgical Council Chair: Pastoral Council Chair: Stewardship Council Chair:

Bill Farrell Jon O’Neil Jane Parker Kris Felthousen Frank & Marian Sciacchitano

Deacon Emeritus, Diocese of Wheeling/Charleston, WV:

Donald Wobser

Sacraments / Sacramentos Sacrament of Reconciliation/Sacramento de la

Reconciliación: Holy Redeemer — Saturday 4:00 pm and by appointment

4:00 los sábados, Santísima Redentor

Ministry to the Sick/Ministerio para los enfermos We are grateful to know if there is a person you feel should be on our bulletin prayer list, or who would benefit by a visit from a Eu-charistic Minister or anointing by a priest. Please ask the individual to call our office (252) 261-4700 with that request, or, if he or she is unable to call, please ask the next of kin or an immediate family member to contact us. In emergencies, when our parish office is closed, please call via (252) 261-4700 x 215. Por favor llama a la oficina para notificar de la enfermedad u hos-pitalización de un miembro de su familia, amogo o conocido. En caso de que no pueda comunicarse a la oficina llame al localizador de emergencia.

For All Other Sacraments/Sacramentos Please call the Parish Sacramental Coordinator, Val Cummings, at 252-261-4700 or hlyrdmrwed@aol.com for information regarding all other sacramental programs. Por favor llama a coordinador del Sacramento de la parroquia, Val Cummings, @ 252-261-4700 para la información con respecto a el resto de los programas sacramen-tales

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Daily Schedule and Mass Intentions Holy Redeemer by the Sea Catholic Church

Faith Development

The Sanctuary Candle burns this week in memory of Rick Gunther and the Gospel Candle burns this week in memory of Norm Padilla.

The Liturgical Color to wear next weekend is Green.

Our Good Shepherd program will start on March 12, 2017. Registration forms are located on the bulletin board in the Education Wing and on our web site. Please note that there are NO Faith Formation classes this Sunday, January 22. Classes will resume on January 29. If you are interested in helping with the Faith Formation Program, we need hall monitors, aides, or refreshments for parents on Sunday morning during class time. We also need help in the Faith Formation classes. Grace Ghirardi at 261-4700, x 207 or gsghirardihr@gmail.com.

Children's Liturgy of the Word Children’s Liturgy of the Word program meets most Sun-days throughout the school year at Holy Redeemer by the Sea. To participate, plan to attend 9:00 am Mass and have your children join us when they are called at the start of the Liturgy of the Word. If you are interested in helping or have questions, contact Grace Ghirardi at 261-4700, x 207 or gsghirardihr@gmail.com. Note: Our Children’s Liturgy of the Word will take place this Sunday, January 22.

Monday — January 23 8:45 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Mass for † Thomas Stout at HR 7:00 pm Knights of Columbus 4th Degree Tuesday — January 24 8:45 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Mass for † George &† Julia Henard at HR 10:00 am Crafty Ladies Wednesday — January 25 8:45 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Mass for † Aubrey Rogers at HR 9:45 am Little Rock Scripture 10:30 am Parish Office closed for staff event Thursday —January 26 8:45 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Mass for † Patricia Dolan at HR 6:30 pm Choir Friday — January 27 8:45 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Mass for † Dan Hurley at HR 10: 00 am Book Discussion Group: Resisting Happiness 3:00 pm Bingo at Peak Resources Saturday — January 28 4:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation at HR 5:00 pm Mass for † Betty Girman at HR Celebrant: Fr. Bill Walsh, osfs 7:30 pm Mass for the People of the Parish (Living and Deceased) at HT Celebrant: Fr. Bill Walsh, osfs Sunday — January 29 9:00 am Mass for † Rick Gunther at HR Celebrant: Fr. John Hanley osfs 11:00 am Mass for † Hilda Walker at HT Celebrant: Fr. John Hanley, osfs 3:00 pm Divine Mercy Chaplet

High School Youth Group Our High School Youth Group meets regularly, unless notified, on Tuesdays from 6:30-7:30 pm in

the parish hall and is open to 9th – 12th graders. This is a time for high school aged students to pray and share in community with one another. For more information, please contact Emily DiNoto, Director of Youth Activi-ties, at emdinoto@gmail.com.

Divine Mercy Devotion We are so blessed to have the Divine Mercy Devotion every Sunday afternoon at Holy Redeemer by the Sea Church at 3 PM. Everyone is invited to come and say this brief, but powerful Chaplet prayer. Those who participate in this devotion have experienced the power of prayer and of God's Mercy. If you would like us to pray for a loved one, please contact Don Wobser at 252-255-0641.

Healing Mass: The next Healing Mass, where the Sac-rament of the Sick is administered, will be celebrated on February 1, 2017 at 9:00 am at Holy Redeemer .

Mass Intentions: If you wish to remember your loved ones at Mass at Holy Redeemer by the Sea Parish, please contact our parish office (252) 261-4700 or make your request via our website: ww.obxcatholicparish.org.

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children; St. Vincent; St. Marianne Cope Tuesday: St. Francis de Sales Wednesday: The Conversion of St. Paul Thursday: Ss. Timothy and Titus Friday: St. Angela Merici He who is fretted with his own failings will not correct

them. All profitable correction comes from a calm, peaceful mind. - St. Francis de Sales

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Holy Redeemer by the Sea Catholic Parish welcomes Henry & Nancy Skoczalek of Kitty Hawk to our parish family. If you are new to the area and wish to register, forms may be obtained from the bul-letin board in the Parish Gathering Space or from the par-ish office. You may register on our website: www.obxcatholicparish.org. La Parroquia Católica de Santo Redentor les da la bienve-nida a los nuevos miembros de nuestra familia parroquial. Las inscripciones se encuentran en la parte de atrás de la iglesia.

Music Ministry Stewardship - A Way of Life

Reflecting on God’s Word Imagine a large group of travelers, lost in the midst of a dense forest on a starless black night. They cannot see the path; they cannot even see each other. Little by little they wander in different directions, trying desperately to find their way forward through the immense trees, all the while spreading further and further apart. Suddenly a bright white lantern shines from the edge of the forest. Their fear flees with the darkness. As they head toward the light they rejoin one another and rejoice to discover the one way out of the forest. The imagery of light in the darkness threads its way through the Sundays of Ordinary Time between Christ-mas and Lent. It reminds us that the Light of the World, whose dawning we celebrated during the Advent/Christmas season, is the same light of Christ whose flame will purify and enlighten us during Lent and enkindle the fire of the Holy Spirit in us during the fifty days of Easter. This week our first reading likens the salvation of the “District of the Gentiles” to light dispelling darkness, an-guish, and gloom. Matthew’s Gospel characterizes Jesus as a light arising in “Galilee of the Gentiles,” beckoning the fishermen to join together in following him along the way. Paul exhorts us to remain united on the one way that follows the light of our one and only Lord, Jesus Christ. —Virginia Stillwell Copyright © 2013, World Library Publications. All rights re-served.

Kim Kalman, one of our music min-isters, has released several Christian CDs which can be purchased through her website: www.kimkalman.com or by mail via PO Box

1993, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948. CDs are $15 plus $3 for shipping.

Parish Sacrificial Giving Summary Sunday, January 15, 2017

Offertory Poor of the Outer Banks $ 7,992.00 $ 2,093.00 Capital Improvement $ 143.00

Living God’s Word How will you respond to the invitation this week to pray for the unity of Christians? Will you allow Paul’s words to enlighten you about another Christian denomination? Will you attend an event at a neighbor’s church? Copyright © 2014, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

Third Sunday in Ordinary Time January 22, 2017 Wait for the L with courage; be stouthearted, and wait for the L . — Psalm 27:14

Tercer Domingo del Tiem-po Ordinario 22 de enero de 2017 Ármate de valor y fortaleza y en el Señor confía. — Salmo 27(26):14

The Second Collection this week is for the The Collection is for

the Church in Latin America which supports pastoral pro-grams in Latin America throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. Projects include the work of evangeliza-tion, formation of laity, religious and seminarians, as well as youth ministry and catechesis.

Please contact the parish office, (252) 261-4700, if you would like to receive your 2016 contribution state-ment. Please allow 3 days lead time. Thank you.

My Parish App! Our new Holy Redeemer by the Sea Parish app is now available to download for iPhone and Android smart phones. Simply download the app at myparishapp.com or search your phone's app store for myparish. You

can stay connected with our parish throughout the week with instant notifications, an easy-to-access event calen-dar, and the ability to quickly reply to or share messages via Facebook or Twitter.

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SOCIAL CONCERNS/PEACE AND JUSTICE COORDINATING TEAM

Parish Nurse Tip — Diabetes – In the United States, more than 25 million people are living with diabetes and 79 million more are at risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Over time, if it’s not controlled, type 2 diabetes can cause serious health problems like heart disease, stroke, and blindness. You may be at risk for type 2 diabetes if you are overweight, exercise less than 3 times a week, over 45 years old, have high blood pressure or high cholesterol. In addition, type 2 diabetes increases if you are African American, Latino, American Indian, Alaska Native, Asian American, Pacific Islander or have a parent, brother, or sister with diabetes.

Thank you from Room in The Inn to the following parishioners who helped provide overnight hosting and meals to our homeless guests: Bea Fricker, Bill Farrell, Judy and John Lutolf, Jackie Shea, Chris Kelley, Elisabeth Silverthorn, Mary Lamm, Ed Beckley,

Karen Rippel, Susan Silbernagel, Bob Glatz, Chick Raffa, Jan and Vince Martin. We also thank those who anony-mously gave gifts to our guests for Christmas. They were much appreciated. If you are interested in helping with this ministry, we will be hosting the Room in The Inn guests the week of February 5-12. Please call Jan Martin @ (252) 261.2482 if you can help with cooking or bak-ing. Thanks again for your generosity. Vince and Jan Martin.

Beach Food Pantry If you are visiting the Outer Banks, please consider dropping off surplus food on your way home. There are baskets in the Church’s Gather-ing Space at Holy Redeemer for food donations. All food donations are welcome, but the Beach Food Pantry is es-pecially in need of the following items: laundry detergent (30-40 oz.), bar soap, toilet paper (4 roll packages only), ketchup, mustard, salad dressings, oil, healthy snacks, coffee, tea, instant oatmeal packages, mayonnaise, canned corn, canned spaghetti sauce, elbow macaroni and canned meats. Please do not donate out-of-date, opened, used or perishable items, as health laws do not allow us to distribute these items. We NEED paper bags. For more information on the Pantry’s mission and needs, please visit www.beachfoodpantry.org. Thank you.

Creative Choices Pregnancy Resource Center

The Board of Directors announces Mrs. Daphnie Heath as Executive Director of the center. Daphnie is a life-long resident of the Outer Banks area and has ministered to young women at the Wanchese Baptist Church. Daph-nie can be reached at the Pregnancy Resource Center, Monday to Friday, 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. The center is seeking a volunteer to assist with pick-up of furniture for the thrift store. If you have some hours to donate, please contact Mrs. Gail Lane. Gail can be reached at (252) 441-1810 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Saturday. Thank you for your continued support of Creative Choices Pregnancy Resource Center. Respectfully, Mary Campbell

Save The Date All the ladies of the parish are invited to a women’s retreat, sponsored by Ladies by the Sea, on March 25, 2017 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm at Holy Redeemer by the Sea. Sister John Marie from DeSales Universi-

ty will be the guest speaker. Please invite your friends from other faith communities. A light luncheon will be served. If you have questions, please contact Susan Cheney at Colonelsusan@gmail.com.

The Knights of Columbus Valentine Party

The Knights of Columbus are again sponsoring the Valentine Party. This is our mid - winter event of the year. The event will be held in the Parish Hall on Saturday, February 11 immediately following the 5:00 PM Mass. The event includes a delicious dinner catered by Chef Phil Zarate with the assis-tance of our Culinary Knights headed by Brother John Acierno. Dancing will follow by our faithful disc jockey, Tim Gregory. Beverages are included. We will again have many great door prizes. The cost is $15.00 per person. Tickets are available from most Knights and after all Masses. Tables of 8 may be reserved by calling Leo Holland at 255-5781 or Bill Brennan at 261-0318. Due to limited space and food preparation, only 160 ticket sales will be sold. Any left over tickets will be sold at the door. Don't count on that, get your tickets early!

Prayer Shawl Ministry: We have given out over 1,260 prayer shawls. Thank you! Kits of yarn & in-structions are in the Gathering Space. To request a shawl or for information call Margaret Doyle, 441-3036. The Ladies by the Sea also sponsor a Rosary Bead Ministry. We will take old and broken rosaries. Please call Sue Fagan at 597.8100.

St. Francis de Sales Feast Day January 24, 2017

Please join us this Sunday, January 22, after the 9:00 am Mass for coffee and donuts in celebration of the

feast day of St. Francis de Sales.

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Bulletin Notices: Please email your information to Marian Sciacchitano at sciacch@yahoo.com. Deadline for the bulletin is noon Wednesday of the previous week.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Heb 9:15, 24-28; Ps 98:1-6; Mk 3:22-30, or any of a number of readings for the Legal Protection of the Unborn. Tuesday: Heb 10:1-10; Ps 40:2, 4ab, 7-8a, 10, 11; Mk 3:31-35 Wednesday: Acts 22:3-16 or Acts 9:1-22; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Mk 16:15-18 Thursday: 2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5; Ps 96:1-3, 7-8a,

10; Mk 4:21-35 Friday: Heb 10:32-39; Ps 37:3-6, 23-24, 39-40; Mk 4:26-34 Saturday: Heb 11:1-2, 8-19; Lk 1:69-75; Mk 4:35-41 Sunday: Zep 2:3; 3:12-13; Ps 146:6-10; 1 Cor 1:26-31; Mt 5:1-12a

Parish Prayer List: Arlene Evans, John Gregory, Ginny Haas, Gino Spero, Monica Walk-er, Michael Walker, Bill Wamp, Mark Christian Walker Jr. USMC, Rudy Metzger, Lucille & Kev-

in McGrath, Sylvia Garcia, Lore Welch, Jeanne Claubaugh, Dennis & Nancy McTiernan, Lori O’Neil, Jim Neis, Judy Echols, Laura Seaver, Nonia Gay Jones, Norma Smith Asem, Tracy Woehr, Kathy & John Cre-song, Agnes (Bane) Hively, Victoria Hively, Liam Bane, Margaret Friedman, Wendy Nicholson, Sue Rogers, Ste-phen Y, Joseph Vorbach, Kenneth Martinez, Margie McCombs, Glenn Eure, Dan Rafferty, Vicky Campanale, Heather Greene, Fr. John Dorgan, Boyd Tolman, Me-ghan Morgan, Tex Salzer, Marianne Chessick, Joe Davis, Nay Sansone, Joe Little, Barbara Prendergast, Peggy Privott, Annie Gullett, Nicolas Gullett, Carol Acierno, Tom DeSocio, Audrey Meekins, Kim Dixon, Carol Fac-ci, Robert B., Sean Rolleri, Carl B, Carol and Tom Wat-ters, Nancy Hough. Names will be kept on the prayer list for 1 month from the time they are requested.

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Meet and Greet for Caregivers On Thursday, January 26, there is a Meet and Greet for Caregivers from 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm at Rooster’s South-ern Kitchen, 804 S. Croatan Highway, Kill Devil Hills. As caregivers of a family member or a friend living with Dementia or Alzheimer’s who live in a Care Facility, you have questions and challenges you face every day. A support network of people who understand and care is vital to both you and your loved ones. We invite you to come talk with other folks who share similar circum-stances while enjoying snacks and drinks. Connect with, learn from and support other caregivers! If you plan to attend, please RSVP to 252-449-4455. Sponsored by Healthy Carolinians Dementia Task Force.

Who Will You Invite? The 14th Ignited By Truth Catholic Conference will be held February 24-25, 2017 at the Raleigh Convention Center from Friday 7-9:30 pm and Saturday 8:30am-6:30 pm. There are programs for Adults, Young Adults, High School, and Middle School Students. Early Registration Discounts: Adults $35, Students (age 10+) $25, includes Friday, Saturday, and Lunch! Friday only: Adults $15, Students (age 10+) free. Questions: 919.789.1428 Com-plete details and registration: www.IgnitedByTruth.org

Mark Your Calendar: The next American Red Cross Blood Drive will be held at Holy Redeemer by the Sea parish hall from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm on February 22, 2017.

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Salesian Sunday Reflection

Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

January 22, 2017 In today’s Gospel Jesus calls several fishermen to come and follow Him. St. Fran-cis de Sales comments on their calling, and also ours, to follow Our Savior: When Our Savior tells His Apostles that He has chosen them, He makes no excep-tion. Even Judas was called although he misused his freedom, and rejected the means God gave him. We can be sure that when God calls someone to embrace Christianity, to be single or married, to be a religious, priest or bishop, God gives each person all the necessary help to attain sanctity in his or her vocation. Yet, even after their conversion, some of the Apostles were subject to some imper-fections, like St. Peter who failed miserably by denying the Lord. Likewise, we see that it is impossible to overcome in a day all the bad habits acquired by caring poorly for our spiritual health. Nonetheless, Our Savior wants you to serve Him just as you are, both by prayer and by actions suited to your state and stage in life. Once you are convinced that you must serve God where you are, and go on doing what you are doing, have a tender affection for your state in life. Be of good heart; cultivate your vineyard with divine love. As you set out on your daily tasks, place yourself in the hands of God, who desires to help you succeed in your affairs. Believe that God will do what is best for you, provided that, on your part, you employ a gentle diligence. Do not be surprised if the fruits of your labor are slow to appear. If you do the work of God patiently, your labor will not be in vain. Our Lord, who makes houses for the snails and tur-tles, will lead you well; let Him do it. We must walk faithfully in the way of our Lord, and remain in peace, as much in the winter of sterility as in the autumn of fruitfulness. Walk joyously, then, in your vocation with confidence in Divine Prov-idence.

(Adapted from the writings of St. Francis de Sales)

Christmas 2016 Remembrances IN MEMORY OF FROM Grace Bane Neil Bane Mary L. Brady Donald Brady Mr. & Mrs. L. Brady Donald Brady Mr. & Mrs. M. Sweeney Donald Brady Mr. Larry Sweeney Donald Brady John & Alice Forzese Grace & Bill Ghirardi Catherine & William Ghirardi Grace & Bill Ghirardi Mary Cook Bill & Audrey Brennan Anthony Hala Joyce Hala Fassinger & Rossell Families Jackie & Brian Rosell Lynn Cahill Patrick Cahill Jim Martin & Donald Martin Marcy & Julia Martin Merkel & Keller Families Marcy & Julia Martin Irma & Peter Tabisz Family Marcy & Julia Martin Holland & Sweeny Families Leo & Mary Ellen Holland Erven & Martha Repke Linda McLeskey Colon Perry & Marie Graves Scott & Marie Fletcher Dot & Bill Fletcher Scott & Marie Fletcher Tom Perry Scott & Marie Fletcher Dan Hurley Hurley Family Lydia Hemker Candy & Jim Norrell Ruth Welch Candy & Jim Norrell Anne Parlette Candy & Jim Norrell Petera & Pappas Families Anne & Ronnie Petera MaryLou S. Murray Mike Murray Kay Gregory The Gregory Family Pat & Gene Preiser Preiser Sisters Agnes Murphy & Donna Agnes Preiser Preiser Sisters Dick Makowski AdrianneMakowski Doyle & Williams Families Denny & Margaret Doyle Donald Pokelwaldt Gloria Pokelwaldt Kirisits Family Gloria Pokelwaldt Henry Privott Peggy Privott Mr. & Mrs. Tony O’Connell Tony & Susan O’Connell Pat Kaputa Tony & Susan O’Connell Giorgi Risko Tony & Susan O’Connell Franklin C. Cheney Tony & Susan O’Connell Harry & Ruth Sorenson Frank & Maureen Roepcke, Jr. Frank, Sr., Helen & Craig Roepcke Frank & Maureen Roepcke, Jr. Peggy Kelly Frank & Maureen Roepcke, Jr. Anna Alfano Stephen Alfano, Jean Moretto & Carol Alfano Mary & Jack Grogan Mary & Steve Bonsall Mr. & Mrs. Gray Robert Gray Olga, Victor, Steffie & John Sibunka Barbara & John Sibunka Joseph W. Chieco, Sr. Sheila Chieco & Family IN HONOR OF FROM John Gregory The Gregory Family Norrell & Reeves Families Candy & Jim Norrell Dorothy Van de Drinke Leo & Mary Ellen Holland Susan T. Cheney Tony & Susan O’Connell Jane & Gerald Gasper Cheryl Gasper Catherine & John Golia Mary & Steve Bonsall

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