Meeting Location:

1205 N. 49th Terr.

Saint Joseph, MO, 64506

EDITOR KNIGHT REPORT

Brother Knights,

We had another successful Pitch Tournament. We had 16 teams. Council 5067 made some money to help support our Community Organizations. When you see Julian, his wife and Steve, take the time to Thank them for being the Chairpersons. Everyone had a great time.

Cathedral hosted a Elementary Free Throw Contest. The students had fun. And to tell the truth so did the adults who helped.

There are two events coming up next Month. The Chili Cook-off– March 3, 2019. We need several volunteers for the day to help out. It is a great cause and a great opportunity for Volunteer Service Hours. The next big Event is the Annual Fish Fry. Ash Wednesday is March 6th. March 8th is the first Fish Fry. We really need as many people we can get to help out to make it a great success. We also need to-help on Thursday nights before the Fish Fry to Prep. Dates on of the Calendar.

Brother Knight,

Larry Tatro

E-mail-knights5067@gmail.com. Facebook-Knights of Columbus Bishop LeBlond 5067Council 5067

UKNIGHT http://kofcknights.org/CouncilSite/?CNO=5067

Officers For 2017-2018

Chaplain: Fr. Joseph Totten

Grand Knight: Ja Pflugradt

Deputy Grand Knight: Julian Moreno

Financial Secretary: Timothy Goerlitz

Chancellor: Steve Ousley

Recorder: Charles Clisbee

Treasurer: Steve Culver

Advocate: Michael Harris

Warden: Carl A. Johnson

Inside Guard: Joseph Huber

Outside Guard: Gary Runde

Three Year Trustee: Dan Didde

Two Year Trustee: Lawrence Tatro

One Year Trustee: Danny Brush

Service Programs

Program Director-Lawrence Tatro Church Director- Marty Schnabel, Julian More-no Vocations Chairman– Deacon Marcelino Can-chola

Community Director-Craig M. Culver

Pro-Life Couple-Michael Paul Harris

Health Services-Richard M. Roth

Council Director-Charles W. Clisbee

Public Relations-Steve F. Culver

Family Director-(Unassigned)

Youth Director-(Unassigned)

Columbian Squires-(Unassigned)

Membership Director-Melvin A. Clark

Recruitment Committee 1-Steven L. White

Recruitment Committee 2-Christopher Black

Recruitment Committee 3-Gary E. Colvin

Retention Chairman-Thomas G. Wright

Knightly News

Knights of

Columbus 5067

February 2019

MEETS EVERY 1ST AND 3RD THURSDAY

ANNUAL DUES $45 COLLECTED NOW. LOOK FOR DUE RE-QUEST IN THE MAIL OR BRING YOUR ANNUAL DUES TO A MEETING WHEN YOU COME.

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3 4 5 6 7 Officer Meeting 6PM /Business Meeting 7pm

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11 12 OPEN DOOR FOOD KITCHEN

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25 4th Degree Business

Meeting/Dinner

St. Francis 6pm

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February 20 19

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Jill Smith, Michael Reiner

Paul Buckman

Jason Anderson,

Charlie Panigot, Betty Rotts

John Nash, Steven Swymeler

Joe Rosenthal, Dennis Garreth

Bernie Nash, Brian Runde

Pete Walker, John Clark

Brenda Rock

Upcoming Event Mark Calendar

March 3– CHILI COOK OFF

March 6– ASH WEDNESDAY

March 7– Officer Mtg 6pm/Business Mtg 7pm Hall/ Fish Fry Prep

March 10– 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Degree-571 Hall 1pm

March 13– Open Door Food Kitchen

March 21– Rosary 645pm/ Social 7pm Hall/Fish Fry Prep

March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 4, 11-Fish Fry Prep

March 8, 15, 22, 29, April 5, 12-Fish Fry

Insurance

TAX TIME AGAIN

This month, I chose to pass up the opportunity to use the age old cliché about two things we must do… alt-hough the timing should certainly bring it to mind. This season, in most homes, is fi-nancial accounting time. I’d like to wager that, at some point in the pro-cess, someone will ask (probably you!) “Where did all our money go?” Surely, all of the money we earn finds a home somewhere…the grocer, the mortgage, the tax man. Very little, if any, is left over for a personal bank account or other investments. Most of us consider ourselves fortunate if we’ve managed to pay our bills! Folks usually save what’s leftover…and for most folks, that’s nothing. The point is, whatever the amount earned, chances are good that it is spent providing for and rearing a fami-ly. Think about that for a minute. The needs of that family continue—food, shelter, clothing—even if the bread-winner suffers an untimely death. So what does income tax have to do with insurance? Simply this…it can serve as a reminder that protection for dependents should include an esti-mate of the current needs for money. While it may be convenient to say “I can’t afford it,” that’s probably not accurate—when you consider that your family will be without any in-come should you die. With this in mind, your Order has designed a plan which guarantees to continue income to your family for as longs as they will need it. What’s more, this plan will enable you to sys-tematically save some of those dollars so difficult to account for at tax time. Call your Insurance Agent today for an appointment. I want to hear from you.

KC 5067

OPEN DOOR FOOD KITCHEN 2019

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 12TH

WEDNESDAY MARCH 13TH

TUESDAY APRIL 16TH

WEDNESDAY MAY 8TH

WEDNESDAY JUNE 12TH

WEDNESDAY JULY 10TH

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 14TH

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10TH

TUESDAY OCTOBER 8TH

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 12TH

TUESDAY DECEMBER 17TH

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John Bernard Robertson 78, of St. Joseph, passed away

Tuesday, January 8, 2019, at Mosaic Life Care Hospital.

He was born March 7, 1940, in St. Joseph, son of the late

Laura and James Leo Robertson.

He graduated from Cathedral School and Christian

Brothers High School, class of 1958, and served in the

United States Army from 1960 to 1962.

He then married Carolyn Rupp on August 11, 1962, at St.

James Catholic Church.

He worked in the family business at Leo Robertson Tire

and Motor, and later was a Realtor with Prudential Sum-

mers Realty.

John's family was his priority and love. He enjoyed playing

cards with his regular card group and going to Las Vegas.

He also enjoyed hunting and fishing with his boys in Cana-

da.

He was a devout catholic who enjoyed attending daily

Mass. He was a member of St. Joseph Cathedral Catholic Church. He was a member of the

Knights of Columbus Council #5067, and is a past Grand Knight, past State Secretary and past

State Program Director with the Knights. He was also a 4th Degree Knight. John was active in

the community, serving as president of the American Cancer Society, president of the Bishop

LeBlond School Board, and President St. Joseph Board of Realtors, and was proud of his asso-

ciation with the Robertson Foundation.

John was preceded in death by: his parents; grandson, Jack Robertson; sister, Mary Terese

Cargil; brothers, James "Jimmy", Tommy, Gerry and Richard "Dicky" Robertson.

Survivors include: wife, Carolyn Lee Robertson, of the home; son, J.L. and wife, Tracy Robert-

son, St. Joseph; daughters, Maggie and husband, Curtis Graham, Kansas City, Missouri, Sally

and husband, Jim Stenson, Eaton Town, New Jersey, and Emily and husband, Ender Ozgul,

Fairfax, Virginia; and son, Samuel and wife, Bridget Robertson, Prairie Village, Kansas; grandchil-

dren, Haley, Max and Laine Robertson, Marissa and Jackson Graham, Phillip, John and Greg

Ozgul, Will and Daniel Robertson, Jimmy (Irene) Stenson, Ben (Caroline) Stenson, Bob and

Claire Stenson; and sister-in-law, Joanie Robertson; as well as numerous nieces, nephews and

cousins.

The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. on Friday, January 11, 2019, at the

Cathedral of St. Joseph, Fr. Stephen Hansen Celebrant.

The Rosary will be recited at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, with the family to receive friends until 8 p.m

at the Cathedral of St. Joseph.

The Interment will be at the Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Memorials are requested to the Bishop LeBlond High School, St. Joseph Cathedral School, or a

charity of the donor's choice.

Online condolence and obituary at www.ruppfuneral.com. As published in the St. Joseph

News-Press.

CATHEDRAL FREE THROW CONTEST

ANNUAL PITCH TOURNAMENT Held on January 27, 2019 Sunday 10.30 AM 5067 Hall