Monday - Friday .................... 9:00 a.m.* Saturday .................................. 5:30 p.m. Sunday ................... 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m.

(*Holy Day Mass times will differ.)

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Church: 919-362-0414 • Fax: 919-362-5778 Religious Education: 919-362-0685 • Preschool: 919-387-8656

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Every Saturday from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. or by appointment

RECONCILIATION

GOSPEL VERSE

MASS SCHEDULE

Readings for the Week of April 21, 2019

Sunday: Acts 10:34a, 37-43/ Ps 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23 [24]/ Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8/Jn 20:1-9 or Lk 24:1-12 or Lk 24:13-35 Monday: Acts 2:14, 22-33/ Ps 16:1-2a and 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11[1]/Mt 28:8-15 Tuesday: Acts 2:36-41/Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, and 22 [5b]/Jn 20:11-18 Wednesday: Acts 3:1-10/Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9 [3b]/Lk 24:13-35 Thursday: Acts 3:11-26/Ps 8:2ab and 5, 6-7, 8-9 [2ab]/Lk 24:35-48 Friday: Acts 4:1-12/Ps 118:1-2 and 4, 22-24, 25-27a [22]/Jn 21:1-14 Saturday: Acts 4:13-21/Ps 118:1 and 14-15ab, 16-18, 19-21 [21a]/Mk 16:9-15 Next Sunday: Acts 5:12-16/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 [1]/Rv 1:9-11a, 12-13, 17-19/Jn 20:19-31

“Then the other disciple also went in, the one who had arrived at the tomb

first, and he saw and believed.” John 20:8

SCRIPTURE READINGS

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THE PASTOR’S POINTS HAPPY EASTER! If you are joining us for the first time, WELCOME! If you are joining us again, WELCOME BACK! If you’re not sure why you are here, WELCOME ANYWAY! Please know that you are always welcome at St. Andrew’s. William White tells this story: A teacher was speaking with a group of children, and a soapmaker interrupted him in order to embarrass him. “How can you claim that religion is good and valid when there is so much suffering and evil in the world? What good are all the books and sermons that your religion has produced?” The Teacher motioned to a small child in the crowd. “This is Eric,” the Teacher said. “He is three. He is also dirty. I ask you, what good is soap when Eric and hundreds of children like him are dirty? How can you pretend that soap is effective?” “What a foolish argument,” the soapmaker protested. “If soap is to be effective it must be used.” “Precisely,” the Teacher answered. “If the teachings of our Master are to be effective, they must be used.” Whether you are here in a Catholic Church for the first time or the umpteenth time – your presence is an invitation from God, whether you may realize it or not. (Sometimes those invitations come in funny ways – your mom said ‘We’re paying your college tuition and you WILL come to Easter Mass with the family!’, or ‘Grandma is going to be here for Easter and we are ALL going to Mass. And that’s that!’) God has endless ways to invite us into His love. William O’Malley, SJ, came up with a list of basic essentials to our following of Christ, regardless of our denominational flavor. Perhaps these might resonate with your spring-infused soul on this Easter day.

1. Jesus is the embodiment of God. Deny that, and you can be a saint, but not a Christian. Some-how – don’t ask how – the divine Word focused Himself into the man Jesus Christ. If you want the definitive insight into God’s personality, what God likes and doesn’t like, look at Jesus.

2. Jesus/God died in order to rise, so that He could uproot, once for all, our fear of death, to prove that life is not ultimately futile or meaningless. And He rose to share with us the divine aliveness, to engraft us into the life of God. We are no longer just the human family; we are part of the Trin-ity family.

3. To become part of the Trinity family we must give up the values of ‘the world’ (me first!) and take on the values of ‘the kingdom’ (them first: God and neighbor). Our choices are based on motives 180 degrees away from the motives of monopoly capitalism. We can sum up the gospel in one word: forgiveness. Forgiveness of others AS God has repeatedly forgiven us.

4. We celebrate our community dedicated to service at a meal. We are a community dedicated to healing, who are energized, fed and sent forth from a meal at which Jesus/God focuses Himself beyond time and space into bits of bread and cups of wine and thence into us.

Finally, if you have any interest in looking into our Catholic faith, please feel free to contact us. No pressure, just invitation. You can journey with us for as long (or as short) as you wish. Thank you for joining us this Easter. May you leave behind you a string of empty tombs! HAPPY EASTER!

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A Change in First Communion Celebrations First Holy Communion for the children of our parish will be celebrated every weekend in May during our regularly scheduled weekend Mass-es: Saturday 5:30 p.m., Sunday 9:30 a.m., and 11:30 a.m. Our First Communicants and their families will have pews reserved near the front of the church. Please warmly welcome our children and their guests as the Communicants receive the Eucharist for the first time.

First Holy Communion is ideally celebrated in the context of the Sun-day liturgy. Liturgical actions are not private actions but celebrations of the Church itself, which is the "sacrament of unity."

For questions about elementary faith formation and sacramental preparation, please contact Katie Fortunato at elemfaith@ saintandrew.org, or call 919-362-0685, ext. 125.

If you have not yet

returned your Who Will? We Will! Pledge card,

please do so in the offertory basket,

parish office, or fill it out on the parish website at

www.saintandrew.org/we-will-stewardship-campaign- pledge-form/!

Thanks for your generosity!

April 22– 26 No Daily Mass

Saturday, April 27 Timothy Payne, *RIP

Sunday, April 28 7:30 a.m. Len Cullo *RIP 9:30 a.m. Zombek, Ricca, & Jankoski Families, *I/O 11:30 a.m. Linda McCarthy Murray, *RIP

Mass Cards/Intentions To request a Mass Card and Mass Intention, contact Lynn or Christine at 919-362-0414, ext. 110, reception@saintandrew.org, or stop by the parish office (Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.).

Prayers for the Sick and

Recently Deceased If you would like to have a family member’s name announced at Sunday Mass during Prayers of the Faithful for the very ill or recently deceased, please call Lynn or Christine at 919-362-0414, ext. 110, by noon on Thursday. You can also add your prayer request to the Book of Intentions in the Gathering Space. Our parish prays for these intentions at every Mass.

Mass Time Changes

Changes are coming soon to Mass times at our parish. See the parish website for a letter from Father John about these changes. In summary: The last 5:30 p.m. Sunday evening Mass

was held on Sunday, April 14. Beginning Saturday, June 1, evening

Mass will be at 5:00 p.m. Beginning Sunday, June 2, the morning

Masses will be at 7:30, 9:00, & 11:00 a.m.

Reconciliation on Saturday will be from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. beginning June 1.

The Parish Nursery will be held during the 9:00 a.m. Mass beginning June 2.

Parish Office and Daily Mass Updates The parish office will be closed from April 18 - 28.

It will reopen on Monday, April 29. There will be no daily Mass on April 22, 23, 24, 25, & 26.

Daily Mass from April 29 - May 3 will be in the Fellowship Hall due to work being on the roof of the Church.

Work will begin on the Church roof on Monday, April 22. Please be aware of your surroundings when on campus

until the project is complete.

The next Sunday Social will be on

Sunday, April 28 after all

Sunday Morning Masses.

All are welcome and invited to attend!

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AT OUR PARISH

Adoration Silent prayer before the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist is held on the 1st Friday of the month (except July) for 24 hours in the chapel. Adoration begins after the 9 a.m. Mass on Friday and ends with Benediction at 9 a.m. on Saturday morning.

The next Adoration begins on Friday, May 3 and

concludes on Saturday, May 4. All are welcome!

Scholarship Opportunity

Saint Andrews Men's Society (SAMS) and the Activities Committee are offering three scholarships to high school seniors who are St. Andrew parishioners. Applications are available on the St. Andrew Men’s Society page on the parish website, or by sending an email request to Tony Gemma at tgemma@bellsouth.net. Completed applications must be received no later than May 17, 2019.

Welcome to the following people who received sacraments at the

Easter Vigil!

Stephen Ngin Dominic Paone

Ryan Paone Gabriella Simmonds

Devin Simmonds

Daison Simmonds

Please join in prayer for these individuals!

Earth Day 2019 During the World Environment Day in 2013, Pope Francis noted that “we are losing the attitude of wonder, contemplation, listening to creation. The implications of living in a horizontal manner [is that] we have moved away from God, we no longer read His signs.” As many communities and groups celebrate Earth Day this week, may we reflect deeply on our moral and religious responsibility to care for the environment. As we enjoy all the signs of this spring of the renewal of life, let us join all creation in praising God. Then let us live out our gratitude for the gifts of the earth by engaging in actions, habits, and public policies that preserve the fruitfulness of the earth, to better protect both human beings and the whole community of life that God created and loves.

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Sunday, April 21 -

Saturday, April 27 The parish office is closed this week.

No daily Mass.

21 Easter Sunday

22 Centering Prayer

23 Knit for Needy

24 Adult Choir

25 Dementia Caregivers Support

26

27 TMIY, Brown Bag, Filipino Mass,

Reconciliation

Sunday, April 28 -

Saturday, May 4

28 Sunday Social, CLOW, EFF, RCIA, JYM, TYM

29 Activities Committee, Centering Prayer

30 Knit for Needy

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2 Prayer Shawl, Revelation Study, Father

John’s Spirituality Session

3 MGIF, Friday Morning Study, Women’s

Cursillo, TYM/JYM Game Night

4 MWIY, Brown Bag, Reconciliation

For a full calendar, visit

www.saintandrew.org.

Pregnant and need help? Call Birthchoice at 919-781-5433 for a confidential appointment.

Project Rachel Post-Abortion

Healing Retreat If you desire healing from a past abortion, you are invited to experi-ence the love of Jesus Christ at a Project Rachel weekend retreat April 26-28, 2019. The weekend retreat is strictly confidential for both women and men. It includes discussions, spiritual exercises, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, a Memorial Service, and a Mass of the Resurrection. Participation offers a beautiful opportunity to ex-perience God’s love, forgiveness, and compassion. For more infor-mation or to register for the retreat, contact Project Rachel at project.rachel@raldioc.org, or call 919-852-1021. The cost is $150 for lodging, meals, and all retreat materials. If you have a fi-nancial burden, assistance is available.

Money Counters Seeking assistance on Monday morning in the parish office from 8:30 - 10:00 a.m. with money counting. Interested? Contact Carol Blackford at 919-362-0414, ext. 111.

Marian Prayer for Life All are invited to attend a total consecration to Mary on April 24 and May 1 & 8 from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. in the CARE Center Living Room. On May 13th, the Feast Day of Our Lady of Fatima, these events will conclude with Mass and Consecration at 6:00 p.m.

Career Network Ministry Come and join us. We meet every 2nd Thursday morning from 8:15 -10:15 a.m. in room 208 in the Parish CARE Center. The next meeting is Thursday, May 14.

Knights of Columbus

Sunshine Breakfast

Fundraiser

Saturday, May 11 from 8:00-10:00 a.m. at O’Charley’s

Restaurant (101 Ashville Ave. – Beside Wake Med Cary)

Purchase tickets at the parish reception desk or at the door! Menu: Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Home Fries

Coffee, Tea, and Orange juice Tickets: Adults: $8:00 & Children under 12 yrs: $4.00

Tip is included. The event benefits Brown Bag, Western Wake, CPO,

military charities, and more!

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FAMILY FAITH

Youth Mission Trip Our youth mission trip, which is from July 14-19, is now full! We are in particular need of one male and one female chaperone! Contact Ms. Terri if you are interested at 919-362-0685, ext. 126, or tym@saintandrew.org.

Middle School & High School Youth Game Night Come and enjoy fun and fellowship! May 3rd from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

St. Andrew Fellowship Hall

Bring a game and a friend! Snacks and drinks will be provided!

Children’s Liturgy of the Word Children’s Liturgy of the Word is during the 9:30 a.m. Sunday Mass. In order to continue offering this special time of praise and worship for our little ones, more volunteers are needed. This is a rewarding and simple volunteer oppor-tunity. Contact Katie Fortunato at elemfaith@saintandrew.org or 919-362-0685, ext. 125, for more information.

Nursery Paid staff is available in the nursery during the 9:30 a.m. Sunday Mass. Remember that the nursery is available for toddlers (must be walking) through age 4. After the Mass time changes on June 1, the nursery will be during the 9:00 a.m. Mass.

Dementia Caregiver Support Alzheimer's disease and related dementias are life-changing for both those who are diagnosed and those close to them. The Dementia Caregiver Support group provides a place to connect with other caregivers, families, and friends to share feelings, thoughts, experiences, and information about matters relating to people with dementia and their care. Meetings occur on the 4th Thursday of the month. The next meeting on Thursday, April 25, is in the Living Room from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. at St. Andrew the Apostle. Additional dates are posted online. For additional in-formation or questions, contact Peggy Kline at 919-319-1294, or via email, Dementiacaregiver@saintandrew.org.

Child Abuse Prevention Month DID YOU KNOW that the Diocese of Raleigh requires that all people who work in leadership with children and youth in our parishes and schools attend a training about how to recognize and report child abuse. The training details five steps to prevent child sexual abuse: 1. Knowing the warning signs of abuse! 2. Reporting suspected abuse to appropriate authorities. 3. Controlling access to children by carefully selecting the adults who work with children and youth. 4. Monitoring all programs for the safety of children and youth. 5. Awareness of and sensitive to the lives of children. For assistance, call the Diocese of Raleigh Office of Child and Youth Protection at 1-866-535-7233 or email SET.support@raldioc.org. April is national Prevent Child Abuse month. Please know that the diocese is working diligently working to provide safe environments for children.

April 28 Second Collection: Catholic Home Missions Next week, we will take up the Catholic Home Missions Appeal. Right now, over 40% of dioceses in the United States are considered mission territory because they are unable to fund essential pastoral work in their communities. Your support of this appeal eases the struggle of these dioceses. Please prayerfully consider how you can support this appeal. Find more information at www.usccb.org/home-missions.

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RCIA Inquiry The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults and Children of Catechetical Age (RCIA) is a series of rites. These rites are conducted in the context of learning about the faith and spiritual information, through which a person is fully in-corporated into the Body of Christ, the Church. People who are involved in the RCIA process are either catechumens (those who were never baptized) or candidates (those who were baptized in a different faith tradition or a bap-tized Catholic who was never catechized). It is a journey to see how gospel values and the truths of the faith can be lived. Candidates and catechumens are mentored throughout the process by a team of catechists and sponsors. For more information about RCIA, contact Deacon Rich Mickle at 919-362-0414, ext. 124, or email adult_faith@saintandrew.org.

RCIA Inquiry will meet twice monthly (2nd & 4th Tuesdays). The next meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 23. All are welcome!

Small Group Fellowship Looking for a way to be connected? Want to know other families in the parish? Join a small group! Each group consists of approximately 6-8 individuals, couples, or families who meet bimonthly throughout the year. The mis-sion of Small Group Fellowship is to strengthen faith and friendship through fellowship, prayer, and community ser-vice. If you are interested in joining a group, contact Carolyn Beggs at smallgroup@saintandrew.org. Enrollment is ongoing.

SACRAMENTS

Baptism Baptism times and dates are currently available by calling

Carol Blackford. No Baptisms are performed during

Lent and Advent.

Additional information is available at www.saintandrew.org.

Select Sacraments on the PRAYER tab.

Questions? Call Carol, 919-362-0414, ext. 111.

Reconciliation Every Saturday from

4:00-5:00 p.m. or by appointment.

For information about all Adult Faith programs,

see the parish website or contact Deacon Rich Mickle, 919-362-0414, ext. 124, or adult_faith@saintandrew.org.

Marriage

Preparation: Ideally, those who want to be married should contact Carol Blackford at least six months

in advance. Call Carol, 919-362-0414, ext. 111.

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If you attend St. Andrew on a regular basis, please consider registering with the parish. Complete the information below and place the registration form in the offertory basket. (Select the appropriate check boxes.) You can also access the New Parishioner Form online at www.saintandrew.org. (Select Parish Forms on the ABOUT US tab.)

Name ___________________________________

Address _________________________________

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Email Address____________________________

New Parishioner: Currently Registered:

Send Envelopes

Telephone Number: ______________________

Change of address: _______________________________________

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Moving: Sick at Home/Hospital:

Meetings & Notes • Daily Rosary: Daily Rosary in the

Chapel after the 9:00 a.m. weekday Mass.

• Attention Rosary Makers: The next meeting is on Monday, May 13. Contact Tori Sexton at 919-552-8935 (sheboygan@ymail.com) for more information.

• Marian Movement of Priests

Cenacle: On the 2nd Tuesday of each month after Mass

from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., the Marian Movement of Priests Cenacle meets in the Chapel and prays for priests. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, May 14. All are welcome! www.mmp-usa.net

• Centering Prayer: Centering Prayer meets on Monday

evening at 7:00 p.m. in Room 212 of the CARE Center. For more information, see the St. Andrew website (www.saintandrew

org/html/orgcentering_prayer.html), call Judi Gaitens at 919-469-3895, or email centeringprayer@saintandrew.org. You can start at any time.

• Charismatic Prayer Meeting: The JESUS IS LORD Prayer Group meets bimonthly on the 1st and 3rd Thursday in Room 212 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. For more information, contact Vita Napoli at 919-285-4248 or tamborine777@aol.com.

• Grief Support Group: GriefShare is a weekly seminar and support group to help you rebuild your life after losing a loved one. Sessions are held at Our Lady of Lourdes, 2718 Overbrook Dr., Raleigh from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. on Sundays. Call Mary Angelini at 919-861-4603 to register for these free seminars.

• Knit for Needy: The group knits and crochets hats, scarves, and blankets for less fortunate children and adults. Meetings are on Tuesday from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the CARE Center Living Room. All skill levels are welcome. Yarn, needles, and instructions are provided when necessary. Donations of yarn, knitting needles, and crochet hooks are always accepted. For more information, contact knitforneedy@saintandrew.org.

• Women’s Cursillo Group: Cursillistas meet on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month at 10:00 a.m. in Room 208 in the CARE Center. Commit to a closer walk with Christ. For information, contact Patrice Newcomb at plnewcomb01@gmail.com.

• Funeral Planning Guide: The parish has an online guide to assist with funeral planning, whether you are planning for a loved one here or elsewhere, or pre-planning your own service. Visit www.saintandrew.org and click the PRAYER tab.

• St. Andrew Parish Ministries: Visit www.saintandrew.org and look around!

• Weekend Mass Presiders: The presider at each weekend Mass is now available on the parish website calendar. Go to www.saintandrew.org and click CALENDAR at the bottom of the page.

Did you know that Father John’s homilies are posted on the parish website each week?

Pastoral Council

Loy Britto ....................................................... 919-349-6605 Bill Danjczek.................................................. 919-342-5095 Katherine Gomez........................................ 919-267-9266 Frank Jackson .......................................... 919-303-2399 Chris Koller ................................................ 919-387-1129 Barbara Lang ............................................ 919-801-2729 Tom Maher ............................................... 919-987-5758 Brian Mangum ........................................ 919-422-1309 George Miller ............................................... 919-656-5152

You can also send an email to

Pastoralcouncil@saintandrew.org.

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Around the Diocese

Mass for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community A sign-language-interpreted Mass is usually celebrated at the 8:30 a.m. Sunday Mass at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church at 810 High House Road in Cary.

Single/Single Again Ministry If you are a single, separated, divorced, or widowed person, you are invited to join us at the monthly Mass at Cardinal Gibbons High School chapel at 5:30 p.m. A pot-luck social follows Mass. The next Mass is Sunday, April 28. For more information, contact Celia at ckeator@nc.rr.com, or visit the website at singlesingleagain.com.

Knights of Columbus Blood Drive St Michael’s next blood drive is April 30 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at St. Michael’s Conference Center. Sign up with American Red Cross or Bill Cooley. Email williamhcooley84@yahoo.com or call 919-639-3915.

Marriage Encounter Are there times when you wonder why relationships are so difficult? The Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend helps married couples to communicate in all areas of their relationships. Get your marriage on the right path by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend on Jun 21-23, 2019 at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church in Cary, NC. This June weekend is a non-residential weekend meaning that couples will return to their homes at night. Early sign up is recommended. For information and to apply, visit the website at https://NCMarriage Discovery.org, email applications@NCMarriageDiscovery.org, or call 704-315-2144. Like and follow our “North Carolina WWME” Facebook page for additional information and community updates.

Oak City Outreach Center Would you like to be part of ending homelessness in our community? Oak City Cares in downtown Raleigh offers a comprehensive approach to providing services in a central location. This unique model enables guests to tell their stories once, and receive or be connected to the services they need: housing, employment, health care, and food. For more information about how you can be part of this innovative new approach to addressing homelessness, please visit Oakcitycares.org.

PARISH STAFF

919-362-0414

Fr. John Durbin, Pastor ....................................... ..ext. 113 pastor@saintandrew.org Fr. Robert Schriber, Parochial Vicar....................ext. 142 asstpastor@saintandrew.org Carol Blackford, Administrative Secretary ........ext. 111 schedule@saintandrew.org Christine Brawn, Technical Support ...................ext. 146 techadmin@saintandrew.org Melissa DuCharme, Communications ..............ext. 148 bulletin@saintandrew.org Katie Fortunato, Dir. of Religious Ed. ..................ext. 125 elemfaith@saintandrew.org Lynn Jenkins, Receptionist/Secretary .................ext. 110 reception@saintandrew.org Cheryl Koller, Interim Director of Music ............ext. 116 mm@saintandrew.org Noelle Marino, Administrator .............................ext. 114 admin@saintandrew.org Deacon Rich Mickle, Dir. Liturgy & Catech.…..ext. 124 adult_faith@saintandrew.org Peggy Rasp, Ministry Resources…….……….……ext. 127 ministry@saintandrew.org Theresa Reed, Director of Youth Ministry.........ext. 126 tym@saintandrew.org Donna Shinn, Asst. Youth Minister .....................ext. 123 youthmin2@saintandrew.org Mary Stone, Religious Ed Sec. .............................. ext. 122 fdoffice@saintandrew.org Christine Wagner, Receptionist/Secretary ... …ext. 110 reception@saintandrew.org Nancy Wujek, Dir. Early Childhood Center .......ext. 121 Mothers Morning Out Director ecc@saintandrew.org

Gerry Ababa Lilia Ababa Isabel Burga Acosta Ike and Gloria Adams Tim Adams Jorge Alcantara Raymond & Josephine Allen Barb & Arnie Allen, Jr. Mabuhay Alonzo Carlos M. Ameri Frank & Elizabeth Anastasi

Terry and HerbAndersen Ababa Angels Anna and Louis Arasi Sr Dale K. Athey Alice Austin Betty Back John and Polly Balman Shirley A. Barnett Clara Barquez Dennis Barrett George T. Barrett

Carmela Bartolino Pascaline Batawela Marion Bauer Thomas J. Bebko Rita Beggs Beloved Family Victor and Katherine Bindi Isabelle Bindia Antoniette and Benjamin Bizzarro Blackford Family Cerafine Blaoudina Gabriel Blaoudina Rosine Blaoudina Eugene and Doris Blystone Edith Bneeden John Bogner Albin and Mitzi Bohinc Helen Borelli Michael Borelli Mike Borelli Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Boyle Larry Boyter Lynn Edwards Brennemen Chester Bronson

Grace Bronson Arthur Brooks Michael Buchin Betty Budlong Richard Budlong Alonzo Bulanadi Albina Bunanadi Carmela Burga Ajean Burke Michael J. Burke Robert and Della Burns Jared Powell Byrd Byrnes Family Hazel Camoosa Paul E. Cansler Al-Marie Caron Donald Caron Kathryn T. Carraway Madeline D. Carraway William R. Carraway Fr. Alban Carroll, SA Gertrude Cashin Jennifer Cashin Joan Cashin

Katherine Cassano Julia Castaneda Tom and Joan Catanzaro Maurice Cateauvert Mr. and Mrs. James Cercy Jack Chabot William T. Charlton, Sr Richard Chateauvert Mr. and Mrs. P. Cimini Clabby Family Agnes Clark Barbara Clark Joanne Clodfelter Bill Clowers Jane Clowers James B. Corbin Rita R. Corbin Brian R. Corby Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Corby, Sr. Corrigan Family Corry Family Raquel Burga Costillo

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Alice Crowley Joseph F. Crowley Joseph F. Crowley, Jr Clare Cullen Bob Cusa David Cusa Jimmy Daniels Wavie Daniels Sandhya Dave Dominic and Josephine Daversa Barbara Davis Deceased Members of the Gemma Family Deceased Members of the Girard Family Caroline DeJulio Michael DeJulio, Jr. Michael DeJulio, Sr. Joseph DeLuca Les and Virginia Denning Andrew & Dorothy DeSarno Robert DeSarno Francis and Margaret Desmond Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Diamond Ralph M. DiNapoli Sadie C. DiNapoli Sandra and Ralph Dinino Philip and Helen Disclafani Robert Domanic, Sr Larry and Delores Donner Mike, Nella, and Diane D'Onofrio Henry J. Dorobiala Angelina Dovidio Ralph Dreier Bertha and Ned Drennen Tom and Frances Drennen Otto and Barbara Drentwett Garrett Edwards Hank Edwards Nancy and Harry Edwards Alicia Elias William Elias Charles Elles Leonard and Betty Emanuel Severo and Fortunata Escoto Esposito Family Donny Everett Frances K. Fagan Jeanette Fagan Matilde Felipe Rogelio Felipe Fendrick Family Bill and Susan Fine Mr. and Mrs. John Flanagan Mary C. and Clayton Flatley William Flatley George and Catherine Fontini Margaret Forese Rose Forese Nancy Fortier Catherine Franks Sam Gaeta Bernard J. Ganley Margaret Ganley Carol Gannon

Carol Gannon Tim Gannon Timothy Gannon Manuel Roberto Ganoza LV. Homer and Virginia Garcia Jeanne O'Brien Garrison John Leo Garrison Joan Gawinski Richard Glover Augusto Gorcochca Elizabeth Grace Elaine Graham Kenny Graves Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Greene, Jr Albert and Mary Gribschaw Henry and Loretta Groelle Amelia Guarascio Edward Guarascio Frank Guarascio Vincenzo Guarascio Fr. Tom Gumprecht, SA Hackeling Family Bela Halasz Adele M. Hambel George W. Hambel Robert and Miriam Hamer Joyce Hansen Rosemary Hare James Harpham Jim Harpham Dot Hart Margaret and Adam Hart Healy Family Judy Henry Emily Florence Herbst Herbert Hertenstein Agnes Houghton Katie White Hudson Clete Irlbeck Donald Ivers, USMC Judie Ivey Jackson Family Charles & Lillian Jaeger Otto H. Jespersen Gerald and Marian Johns Herb and Shari Jones Raymond Joseph Jerry Josephson John & Margaret Kadylak Anna Kaetz Roy Kaetz Ed Kaminski, Sr Ryan Kania Rita Kehoe Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Keith Jim Kells Mary Kells Loretta Kendziora William & Mary Kendziora Helen Keough Raymond Keough WM F. King John F. Kinney Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kirchner Charlie and Rose Kirschbaum

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Vincent Can Nguyen Vincent Dinm Nguyen Obergfell Family Marty O'Boyle Patricia McNulty O'Connor Richard J. O'Keefe O'Rawe Family Cindy Ordaneff George and Elizabeth Ordaneff Lado and Frances Ordaneff Edward Ostrowski Our Men and Women in Service Our MIAs and KIAs Richard Owens Michele Paine Frank Parkinson Laura Parkinson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pasternak Esther Paz Valerie Pearce Dr. Jack Pearson Justina and Louis Pecek Veronica C. and Francis S. Pelkowski Sr. M. Adrianne Pelkowski, CSFN Sr. M. Aloysius Pelkowski, CSFN Frances Pepkowski Philip Panos Peranzo Rose and Saverio Pernice Bill Perry Frank Phillips Heidi Phillips Henry and Kathryn Phillips Joy Phillips Tony and Virginia Piccola Frances Pirc Greg Poole, Jr. Harriet and Jack Powers JohnPrice Agnella Puckett Betty Ann Purser Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Quirin Lodivico and Mary Ragone Mario Ragosta Virgina Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Randall Barbara Rappl Richard Ronald Regan Jeremy Reucher Michelle Reucher Fr. George Ribeiro Frederick Rives Jorge Rmiel Joan Robke Jeannie Rocker Alecyn Ross Alexander Ross Doris Rzasa Gary Rzasa Arthur Sabatino Susie Sabatino Lucy Samuels Luis Sandoval Angelina Sangregorio Victor W. Santini Richard M. Santino Tracey Santori-Hrabak Agnes and Ray Sauer Mary Brady Scardino Edith M. Schaale James G. Schaale Jerry and Jane Schepker Ken Schepker Margie Schofield Bill and Sue Schoshinski Betty Schultz Claire Schweitzer B.C. and Patricia Scott Tommy Lynn Scrivner Edna Turner Seay George Liston Seay, Jr George Liston Seay, Sr

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