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June 2024 Newsletter

Reminder: June Membership Meeting

This is your reminder to attend our upcoming June Membership Meeting is this Tuesday evening, July 11th at 7:00 PM at the St. Peter’s Residence House in Suquamish.

This is the last meeting of the current 2023-2024 fraternal year in which we will elect Officers who will serve in the upcoming 2024-2025 fraternal year that begins on July 1st.

Our proposed slate of officers:

2024-2025

Chaplain

Grand Knight

David Meier

Deputy Grand Knight

Chancellor

Advocate

John Rebar

Recorder

David Graves

Financial Secretary

Larry Devlin

Treasurer

Roy Behling

Warden

Leo Beer

Inside Guard

Outside Guard

Trustee 3 Year

John Wahlfors

Trustee 2 Year

Mark Maruda

Trustee 1 Year

Gary Fahey

Lecturer

As you can see, we have several spots where there are no nominees. This is another area where we could use your help, specifically in filling one of these roles and more generally to come to the meeting and join us in electing our new officers.

Food Drive Coming Up Next Weekend!

📅 Date: Saturday, June 15th ⏰ Time: 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM 📍 Location: Grocery Outlet in Kingston

Our Council is hosting a food drive to benefit ShareNet in Kingston. Your support makes a difference! Sign up for a shift and help us make this event a success: Sign Up Here https://signup.com/go/cRayyqb

Thank you for serving our community! 🙌🌟

Funeral for Brother Jim Lee

The funeral for Brother Jim Lee will held at 11:00 AM on June 28th at St. Olaf’s Catholic Church in Poulsbo, preceded by a Rosary at 10:30 AM. Please join us as we pray for the repose of his soul.

His obituary is here: https://www.lewischapel.com/obituaries/James-Thomas-Lee?obId=31669531

KC HELP Update

KC HELP continued its incredible growth pattern where this past month we helped 209 people in our community with 357 pieces of durable medical equipment, valued at over $92,000. In the past 12 months, KC HELP has helped over 2,000 of our neighbors with 4,173 items, valued at $1.2 Million!

Our Brother Knight volunteers work tirelessly every day to assist people in need of specialized equipment as they deal with the physical effects of aging or recovery from surgeries or accidents. It’s difficult to adequately express the immense gratitude that we see day in and day out and to imagine how these people might have dealt with their difficult circumstances had KC HELP not been available to assist them. If this is something you would like to be involved in, please contact us at 360-981-3179 to join our other Brother Knights in this valuable work.

Northwest Catholic Magazine recently featured our KC HELP program here: https://nwcatholic.org/news/brian-leblanc/knights-kc-help-ministry-distributes-1-million-in-free-medical-equipment

Good of the Order

Pray for the health of all our Council’s Brother Knights as our members’ age demographic continues to increase. Specific prayer recipients are Fr. David, recently new Parish Family Priests Fr Mark Kiszelewski and Fr Albert Arulappan,

Pray for the repose of the souls of Jack Bartlett, Jim Lee, and Janice Schrader, and deceased Priests.

Pray for the health of Tom Redfern, Ellen Strickland, Mary Therese Bartlett, Leigh Bartlett, Julie Beer, Karen Behling, Tony DeCarlo, Larry Devlin’s sister-in-law Gloria Devlin,Gary Fahey, Jerry Goodwin, Steve Murray, Tom Musha, Emmanual Rivas, Storm Smole, Nancy Rogers, Theresa Spiess, Bob Tomas, Glennyce Thomas, friend (fighting cancer) of John Rebar,

Please pray for our service men (particularly council members) and service women and our many KC HELP clients.

We also would like to keep Christina Lara and Gabby McCracken in our prayers as they fulfill their FOCUS missions.

Handy Council-Related Links

If you would like a handy set of Council-related links that you can add to your phone’s home page, try this: bit.ly/m/8297

February 2023 Newsletter

Grand Knights Corner

This month, I would like us to reach out to the Brother Knights of our Council that we don’t see on a regular basis. I also encourage Council members to engage with each other and participate in Council events.
For those who are local, whether you have never been to a meeting or have not been for some time, please stop by for a meeting! The second Tuesday of the month promptly starting at 7pm is the business our meeting at St. Peters Mission Residence. It normally lasts about one hour where you can hear all the great programs we do during the month and plan for following months. We will also be glad to hear any fresh ideas that you may have to contribute to our council’s success!
For those who are not local, we would still love to hear from you from time to time. Drop a line to by using one of the following methods: kofc8297.org, select “Contact” and enter data, Email us at [email protected] or write to us at KofC Council 8297, PO Box 2277, Poulsbo, WA 98370. Hope to hear from you soon!
Vivat Jesus!
John Wahlfors, Grand Knight

Faith Programs

Pope’s Monthly Reflection:  For Parishes, “We pray that parishes, placing communion at the center, may increasingly become communities of faith, fraternity and welcome towards those in most need.”

Supreme Chaplain Challenge:  “I challenge you to mindfully practice curbing your tongue, particularly avoiding taking the Lord’s name in vain.  Second, I challenge you to seek to grow in your respect for God as a catholic man by participating in the Faith in Action, Into the Breach program.”

Lent: Ash Wednesday on 22 February begins the season of Lent this year.  Our parish normally conducts Lentin prayer/reflection sessions on Fridays of Lent.  An announcement should be forthcoming in the St. Olaf parish newsletter with dates and times for these events.  Participation by Knights and their families contributes to the Council’s Spiritual Reflection category of the Faith in Action program.

Prayer: Prayer to St. Valentine
Dear Saint and glorious martyr,
Teach us to love unselfishly and to find great joy in giving.
Enable all true lovers to bring out the best in each other.
Let them love each other in God and in God in each other. Amen.

Community Programs

Washington State Adopt-a-Highway:  Our Council participates in our state’s highway cleanup program. Our assigned area is Highway 3 from Falkner Rd NE to Hood Canal bridge (2 Miles).  We alternate sides of the highway to clean on each cleanup event.  Our next cleanup event is scheduled for 11 February, however that may need to change due to a conflict with our audit, also scheduled for the same day. The conflict will be resolved at our upcoming Officers Meeting on February 9th so stay tuned. The cleanup crew meets at St. Olaf’s parking lot at 9am for a safety brief and issue of required equipment, then carpool to cleanup site. Please come help us keep our highway clean.  The more people participating…the faster we can finish this noble task!

KC HELP: Our KC HELP effort has recently taken on a new dimension because of our expansion into the St. Vincent de Paul facility at 1137 N. Callow in Bremerton. Our Brother Knights in Bremerton have stepped up big time by staffing our location on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Our first month of operation saw an upswing in activity in that portion of Kitsap County and we expect the pace to continue to expand. In the month of January, we helped 111 people with 240 pieces of equipment with a total value returned to the community of over $60,000.

If you would like to serve in some capacity in this vibrant and essential service to our community, contact Larry Devlin or complete the volunteer application linked here. We particularly could use help in accounting, grant research and writing, website development, procedure/policy development.

Our KC HELP website is www.kchelpkitsap.org and our Facebook handle is @kchelpwestwa

Family Programs

Family Reflection: A Good Friend:  When we see someone doing good, we are inspired to do good things, too.  The opposite is also true.  Children whose consciences are still being formed can be easily led into sin by bad examples of their friends. Be watchful about the company children keep and encourage friendships with those who do good. 

Scholarship Program: Now is the time to start the annual scholarship award process.  Come to the next membership meeting and join in the planning process.  We need at least three volunteers to comprise the selection committee!  This program helps a graduating high school senior of our parish to get started at college, university, or a trade school.

Life Programs

40 Days for Life: Spring 2023 campaign starts on February 22nd and runs to April 2nd.  The core hours for this event are Monday through Friday 9am-4pm.  The event is located adjacent to the Planned Parenthood facility, 723 NE Riddell Rd. Bremerton.  Signups can be made at [email protected].

February Birthdays

1st Dion Vigil
2nd Alan Arnesen
4th Tony DeCarlo
11th Joseph Bell
16th Martin Hagenson
19th Thomas Nikirk
19th Philip Wilkins
21st Gerald Goodwin
27th Robert Bale

Calendar

Refer to our Calendar Page

Good of the Order

Congratulations to Matt Wurzbacher for achieving 50 years continuous service as a member of the Knights of Columbus!

Prayers are requested for the following:

For the health of Brothers Jerry Goodwin, Tom Redfern, Dan Dahl, Roy Behling, and Jake Steiner.

For the repose of the soul of Jeanne Flanders, mother-in-law of Brother John Rebar

January 2023 Newsletter

Brother Knights,
Please accept our apologies for not getting a newsletter out since last October. Our only excuse is that we have replatformed the website and now lack the expertise to formulate a newsletter in real time as WordPress is wont to do. So, please bear with us as we learn. If anyone has WordPress experience and would like to help us out, it would be greatly appreciated.

In the meantime, since October, we have actually been active in many ways by holding several food drives that benefitted ShareNet in Kingston during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. We’ve also carried on with our roadside cleanup efforts and charged ahead with KC HELP and the increasing demands that it requires.

Frankly, our calendar is somewhat limited due to waning participation by our members so the men who have stepped forward are necessarily limited by their own schedules and family commitments. We are immensely thankful that they have “kept the wheels on” the Council throughout Covid and as we emerge from all the restrictions we’ve experienced. Our own parish restrictions have prevented our usual fundraisers and fellowship opportunities which have led to many of our members migrating to other parishes where parish life has long ago returned to normal. We are anxiously awaiting St. Olaf’s to do the same, while we explore ways that we can serve our community.

Our next near-term events include another roadside cleanup on February 11th. We will meet at St. Olaf’s at 9 AM and expect to be completed by about noon. The end time actually depends on how many members and family members over 16 show up and lend a hand. Then, on March 18th, we’ll hold a Tootsie Roll drive to benefit Special Olympics and the disabled in our own community. Watch for a Sign Up invitation to join in on that very worthwhile endeavor.

As always, KC HELP could always use additional hands as that program continues to be a monumental success. We finished last year by providing over 2,000 durable medical equipment items totaling nearly $700,000 to 1,200 members of our community. When mileage and volunteer hours are included, the total is just shy of $800,000. Well done to all who make this happen!

We have done a refresh on our Power of 10 outreach so you may be getting a phone call or email from one of the officers to simply check in with you on a personal level. If you don’t hear from anyone, it may be because we have outdated contact information. That said, please take a moment and update your contact information either here or on the link to the right.


Vivat Jesus!
John Wahlfors

January Birthdays

Roy Behling 4th, Igmin Martinez-Franyutti 6th, Gary Popish 18th, David Lasser 22th, Matthew Wurzbacher 23rd, Jesse Cockerham 24th, Trey Huska 25th.

Refund Support Vocations Program (RSVP)

As the right arm of the church, Knights of Columbus are committed to providing moral, financial, and spiritual support to our future priests at all stages of their formation.
Our council’s current assigned seminarian is Sylvester Rosario who is now studying Pre-Theology at Mount Angel Seminary. Please contribute by giving a monetary donation at meetings or at the link provided on the right side of this page. Another way is by participating in the “Pop Cans for Priests” empty pop can collection behind the kitchen at St. Olaf’s.

From the Community Director

Our Highway 3 clean-up event is scheduled for 9 am Saturday, February 11th. We will meet at the St. Olaf parking lot for a briefing, issue of required safety items, bags, and trash grabbers. Hope to see you there! “Many hands make light work.”

KC HELP

Our expansion into the southern part of Kitsap County made a huge step by taking St. Vincent de Paul up on its invitation to open a shop in their facility in Bremerton. We were provided with a great space on the second floor above the food bank and will staff the new location on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 10:30 AM to 12:30 AM for drop offs and pick ups via the Food Bank entrance. If this is something that you would like to be involved with, please contact Larry Devlin so we can get you started. Our volunteer needs are across the board but one in particular would be very helpful. We really need someone to answer the phone!

From the Life Director

40 Days for Life: Runs from Wednesday, February 23rd to Sunday, April 2nd. Sign up for a slot at https://www.40daysforlife.com/en/bremerton.

If your schedule is too erratic to sign up for a slot, just show up any day, any time. Core hours are 9am-4pm, Monday – Friday.

Fourth Degree Assembly Notes

Our next Assembly Meeting will be held on January 24th and will be at St. Peter’s Mission in Suquamish at 6:30 pm. Main order of business is a discussion of upcoming events and activities. Refreshments will be available.

Membership

As always, be sure to invite any and all Catholic men over 18 years of age to join us. Our online membership application is available on www.kofc.org. New members receive free membership their first year by using entering BLESSEDMCGIVNEY in the coupon code field on the application.

Logo Clothing

You may have noticed the sharp looking green shirts that fellow members of our Council have sported at our events. Contact Larry Devlin if you have not yet had a chance to get your shirt. $30 each for button-down collar shirts and $20 for polos. We also have khaki aprons, but you’ll need to see Financial Secretary Tom Musha for those. They are $15 each.  New 4th Degree polo shirts are now available at $20 each.

From our Insurance Assistant General Agent, Dan O’Keefe

I hope you will take a second to look at the financial topic I have included in this message. Some people may not realize the importance of this financial issue. Later in life they may wish that they had given it more attention. Take a look and you decide:

https://ebriefme.org/Response/HtmlTemplateLongVersion.aspx?d=123&r=6hRPEEJnNkWa0nSG6OMcgA

So what do you need to do to assess your situation? Contact your agent today and schedule an appointment. Let your Knights of Columbus field agent, your brother Knight, be your compass as you navigate the uncertainty of today’s financial tides.

Good of the Order

Pease pray for all our Brother Knights who through their charity are supporting their friends and neighbors in this time of need, for our Parish that we may come through this crisis with our faith and our commitment to charity stronger than ever, and for those in our community who are battling the Corona virus, that the Great Physician will heal them and their families.

Members, Family and Parish members in need of prayer:
Ann Wahlfors, Cyndie Huetter, Julie Beer, Monica DeCarlo, Roy Behling, Jim Lee, Kim Washburn, and Larry Ensor.
Also keep in our prayers:
Jake Steiner, Active Duty Military/Veterans, First Responders, Elected officials, Hurricane victims, Ukraine War victims, Supreme Court Justices, Right to Life.
Prayers in Memoriam for Members, Family and Parish members:

Brother Knights in the Lord’s Care

Rudy Aguilar
Robert Bailey
Walter Bale
Tom Bennett
George Benning
Paul Bidlenick
Mike Brandewie
Curtis Brown
Rev. Leslie Colaco
George Cole
Lawrence Corrigan
Jon Cox
Lynn Day
John DeLaurenti
Dirk Drew
Jerry English
Theodore Ferrioli
James Fisher
Larry Fisher
William Gillingham
Robert Gosne
y Jr.

Charles Hackett
John Head
Raymond Hightower
Rev. Phillip Kanicki
Edward Marazas
James McDonough
William Melay
James Mimms
Robert Mitchel
Matt Neff
Francis Nichols

Vernon Nystrom
Geno Orsi
Dan Parmley
Louis Pilato
Raymond Provost
Wayne Redfern
William Reynolds

Timothy Roidinger
Dick Risley
Charles Roberts
George Schrader
M.L. Schumaker
Robert Smith
Leland Snider
Richard Spinks
Gilbert Starost
Michael Thatcher
Francis Turk
Donald Weedin
Ronald Wernke
Paul Williams
James Young

October 2022 Newsletter

Grand Knight’s Message

Brother Knights,
The council got off to a slow start until September’s food drive. This month we have our first Highway 3 cleanup activity. Please come out and help us keep our two-mile section clean! The more members that participate the faster we can complete the clean-up. Details for this event are listed in the Community section of this newsletter. Next month we will also need volunteers for our second food drive. This consists of giving food list handouts at the entry door, collecting donations, packing / weighing crates, and stowing items for transport to ShareNet. This event is done using 2-hour shifts over a 6-hour period (unless you volunteer for more hours). This keeps your Saturday plans flexible. If you can’t volunteer, consider stopping by and say hello, donate food items, or cash to this worthy cause! Details for this event will appear in the Family section of next month’s newsletter and current calendar.
The budget for 2023 was formulated at our recent officers meeting and then presented at this month’s membership meeting. The first vote for approval was passed at this meeting. The second and final vote to approve the budget will be held at our next membership meeting on 8 November at 7 pm. A copy will be sent to all members prior to this meeting. If you have an issue to discuss about this budget, come to our meeting on Tuesday, 8 November!
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Vivat Jesus!
John Wahlfors

Financial Secretary’s Message

We are approaching the time to create and approve our annual budget for the next calendar year. Planning on presenting the draft budget at this month’s membership meeting.

October Birthdays

Ronald Moore 8th, Dan Bracher 16th, Dale Heter 23rd, Antonio Carbo 25th, William Cockerham 26th, and Brian Dougherty 26th.

October Knight of the Month

Jacob Steiner. This Knight is currently the council’s Deputy Grand Knight and Family Director for our Faith in Action activities. He is also the one who coordinates our food drives for the local food banks and Tootsie Roll dives to raise funds to support the Special Olympics and Easter Seals charity programs.

Family of the Month

Larry and Kathryn Devlin. Larry is a Past Grand Knight and currently serves as a Trustee and Membership Director. He also is the director of KCHELP program locally. Kathryn supports our council’s and Larry’s activities and helps with meals and social activities.

Faith Director’s Message

This month is unique. It is Respect Life Month and the month dedicated to the Rosary. This gives us an opportunity to say some extra rosaries for the intention of restoring a Culture of Life to our world.
Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for the Month: We pray for the Church; ever faithful to, and courageous in, preaching the Gospel, may the Church be a community of solidarity, fraternity, and welcome, always living in an atmosphere of synodality.
Saint of the Month: St. Luke (Feast Day is 18 October). St. Luke is the patron Saint of physicians and was a companion of St. Paul and was with Timothy on his journeys while St. was imprisoned in Rome.

Refund Support Vocations Program (RSVP)

As the right arm of the church, Knights of Columbus are committed to providing moral, financial, and spiritual support to our future priests at all stages of their formation.
Our council’s current assigned seminarian is Sylvester Rosario who is now studying Pre-Theology at Mount Angel Seminary. Please contribute by giving a monetary donation at meetings or at the link provided on the right side of this page. Another way is by participating in the “Pop Cans for Priests” empty pop can collection behind the kitchen at St. Olaf’s.

From the Community Director

Our Highway 3 clean-up event is scheduled for 9 am Saturday, October 15th. We will meet at the St. Olaf parking lot for a briefing, issue of required safety items, bags, and trash grabbers. Hope to see you there! “Many hands make light work.”

KC HELP

After our expansion into the Bremerton and Port Orchard areas and with the enthusiasm put forth by our Brother Knights in the Bremerton Councils, our growth should continue at the currently rapid pace. As more and more health care organizations get the word out about what we are doing, our workload gets correspondingly greater. If this is something that you would like to be involved with, please contact Larry Devlin so we can get you started. Our volunteer needs are across the board but one in particular would be very helpful. We really need someone to answer the phone!

From the Family Director

Our first food drive of the fraternal year was held on Saturday, 17 September at the Red Apple Food Market in Poulsbo, collecting over 620 Lbs. of food and over $340.00 to support the ShareNet Food Bank/Operations. Well Done! We have scheduled Another food drive on 12 November. We are also planning a drive in December on the 17th. Please volunteer for one of these events! Both food drives will be at the Red Apple in Poulsbo. Check the council calendar on our web page and this newsletter. We will also have more information in this section of future newsletters.
Family Reflection: Choose entertainment wisely. Those who make movies, television shows, video games, or other forms of entertainment make what sells. They don’t necessarily intend to enlighten or uplift. A steady diet of violent entertainment and media helps us to become comfortable with violence and to see people as characters rather than humans. Instead, choose entertainment that inspires you to live a better life, and pray for victims of violence and for the souls of those who perpetrate it.

From the Life Director

Life Chain: Once a year, on the first Sunday in October, this year on Sunday, October 2nd, about 300 Christians of all denominations congregated in Silverdale for what is called a Life Chain. The purpose was to devote one and a quarter hour of prayer in a peaceful way for the unborn child. Two of our council members, one of which was a wife of a member, and one parishioner for St. Olaf attended this event. Let’s try better next year!
40 Days for Life: Runs from Wednesday, October 28 to Sunday, November 6. Sign up for a slot at https://www.40daysforlife.com/en/bremerton.

If your schedule is too erratic to sign up for a slot, just show up any day, any time. Core hours are 9am-4pm, Monday – Friday.

Fourth Degree Assembly Notes

Our next Assembly Meeting will be held on October 18th and will be at St. Peter’s Mission in Suquamish at 6:30 pm. Main order of business is a discussion of upcoming events and activities. Refreshments will be available.

Membership

We will be hosting an Exemplification of Charity, Unity, and Fraternity at St. Peter’s on October 25th. We will begin gathering at 6:30 PM and plan to start the exemplification at 7 PM. We have one new member candidate for our Council and expect several others from neighboring Councils. Please come and join in by supporting both the exemplification team and our new members.

As always, be sure to invite any and all Catholic men over 18 years of age to join us. Our online membership application is available on www.kofc.org. New members receive free membership their first year by using entering BLESSEDMCGIVNEY in the coupon code field on the application.

Logo Clothing

You may have noticed the sharp looking green shirts that fellow members of our Council have sported at our events. Contact Larry Devlin if you have not yet had a chance to get your shirt. $30 each for button-down collar shirts and $20 for polos. We also have khaki aprons, but you’ll need to see Financial Secretary Tom Musha for those. They are $15 each.  New 4th Degree polo shirts are now available at $20 each.

From our Insurance Assistant General Agent, Dan O’Keefe

As a member, you and your family are entitled to a complimentary, comprehensive financial needs analysis. Now, more than ever, its important to know where you stand. I would love to sit with you, either virtually or in person, to provide an updated analysis and see how your financial future is shaping up. No pressure. No cost. It’s your Fraternal benefit. Let me know when would be a good time to connect.
Lots of things have changed in the last couple years. What hasn’t changed is that your Knights of Columbus field agent is here to meet your shifting needs.

What’s happened since the last time you met with him? Have you and your wife welcomed a new child into your family? Have your kids graduated and moved out? Have you or your wife retired or started planning for retirement?

Sometimes when circumstances change, plans need to change too. Your field agent can meet with you to ensure that you and your family remain protected and that your dreams are secure. He will do this through a custom and complimentary financial needs analysis.

This needs analysis is free and only takes about an hour. You and your spouse will meet with your field agent to discuss specifics and to piece together a comprehensive picture of your situation. You’ll identify any gaps and have a better sense of what you can do to address them.

Again, these financial needs analysis is a free tool for you as a brother Knight. You don’t have to have existing insurance with us to take advantage of this tool and you’re under no obligation to purchase coverage.

So what do you need to do to assess your situation? Contact your agent today and schedule an appointment. Let your Knights of Columbus field agent, your brother Knight, be your compass as you navigate the uncertainty of today’s financial tides.

Good of the Order

Pease pray for all our Brother Knights who through their charity are supporting their friends and neighbors in this time of need, for our Parish that we may come through this crisis with our faith and our commitment to charity stronger than ever, and for those in our community who are battling the Corona virus, that the Great Physician will heal them and their families.

Members, Family and Parish members in need of prayer:
Ann Wahlfors, Cyndie Huetter, Julie Beer, Monica DeCarlo, Roy Behling, Jim Lee, Kim Washburn, and Larry Ensor.
Also keep in our prayers:
Alex Steiner, Lauren Musha, Active Duty Military/Veterans, First Responders, Elected officials, Hurricane victims, Ukraine War victims, Supreme Court Justices, Right to Life.
Prayers in Memoriam for Members, Family and Parish members: Charles Hackett, Pat Lee, and Lois Tomas.

Brother Knights in the Lord’s Care

Rudy Aguilar
Robert Bailey
Walter Bale
Tom Bennett
George Benning
Paul Bidlenick
Mike Brandewie
Curtis Brown
Rev. Leslie Colaco
George Cole
Lawrence Corrigan
Jon Cox
Lynn Day
John DeLaurenti
Dirk Drew
Jerry English
Theodore Ferrioli
James Fisher
Larry Fisher
William Gillingham
Robert Gosne
y Jr.

Charles Hackett
John Head
Raymond Hightower
Rev. Phillip Kanicki
Edward Marazas
James McDonough
William Melay
James Mimms
Robert Mitchel
Matt Neff
Francis Nichols

Vernon Nystrom
Geno Orsi
Dan Parmley
Louis Pilato
Raymond Provost
Wayne Redfern
Timothy Roidinger
Dick Risley
Charles Roberts
George Schrader
M.L. Schumaker
Robert Smith
Leland Snider
Richard Spinks
Gilbert Starost
Michael Thatcher
Francis Turk
Donald Weedin
Ronald Wernke
Paul Williams
James Young