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Happy Mother's Day 2014

The Ireton Informer

Grand Knight’s Message

Prayer List

Brothers and Sisters, I hope that everyone had a Blessed Easter and I hope that you are all enjoying the beautiful spring weather that May brings. Many thanks to all who helped out and attended our Spring Prom. A special thank you to Jerry Duncan for chairing thisfunction and to the cooks and servers who helped make this a successful event. I want to thank Brother Jim Romano for hosting coffee and donuts after the Masses at Epiphany on April 26th and 27th. Our Council plans on sponsoring coffee and donuts after Mass at Epiphany the last weekend of each month. Please see Jim to sign up and help. This is a great time to socialize and make new friends and you don’t have to be a member of Epiphany to volunteer. Let’s show our support to our Council and to Fr. John, the Pastor of Epiphany by supporting this endeavor. I would also like to thank Brother Dave Brennan for organizing our Lenten food drive. As I write this message we are not quite at 1000 lbs. of food but we are very close and we expect to make our goal by the end of April. I would also like to thank all the members who so generously donated food to this worthy cause.

We still have two months in our fraternal year and one big event that still needs to be taken care of. Please remember KOVAR in May, keep an eye out for emails from Buddy or see our KOVAR chairman, Jim Cooke or your KOVAR Captain for information about when and where you are needed. May also brings our council elections. Please plan to attend our Council meeting on May 18th and take part in the elections for our new Officers. I would like to give special recognition to Brother Jamie Miller. I’m not sure if many of our membership know this but Jamie is leaving for a military deployment in May. He will be serving overseas in Turkey for one year with the U.S. Army. Jamie is currently serving as our Chancellor and has recently stepped down from his position as Bingo Manager because of this deployment, Jamie has been a tremendous asset to our Council and he will be sorely missed. The next item to bring up is a warm welcome our new Bingo Manager, Doug MacPherson. When you see Doug around the council tell him thanks for taking over this great responsibility and offer your support. Bingo Manager is not an easy job but you can help ease the burden on Doug if you would consider volunteering for a Bingo or Kitchen team. Brothers and Sisters, I would like to take this opportunity to once again encourage you to help us recruit our Catholic friends and acquaintances to join our order.

Vivat Jesu, GK Jack Simila

Bishop Ireton Council 6189 welcomes all Knights and their families. Please join us at our fraternal events, learn firsthand about the many aspects of the Council, meet your fellow Knights, and provide your input on how to better our Council.

Charity, Unity, Fraternity, Patriotism

Please join us at our meeting on May 18, 2014.

Council Website: www.kofc6189.orgCatering: www.bishopiretonctr.com

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Jack Simila, Grand Knight

May 2014 Vol. 155

In This Issue…….

Grand Knight’s Message Page 1 Knight of the Month Page 2 Family of the Month Page 2 State of BIC Page 2 Council Leadership Page 2 KOVAR Page 2 In Memoriam Page 3 Financial Secretary Page 3 Military Retiree News Page 3 Kudos to a Knight Page 3 From Your Insurance Agent Page 4 Charity Motions Page 4 On Abortions Page 4 Calendar of Events Page 4 Little Angel Interment Page 4 Ladies Auxiliary News Page 5 LA Member of the Month Page 5 Crowning of Mary Page 6 Council Activities Calendar Page 7 Council and BIC Members Page 8

In Service To All

Knight and Family of the Month The May Knight of the Month It is with great pleasure that I announce the family of Bob and Marty Prebish as our May 2014 Family of the Month. Bob and Marty can always be found at the Bishop Ireton Center, whether it’s attending Council meetings or Ladies Auxiliary meetings, working Bingo or helping out at one of our many events. Bob is the Financial Secretary for Council 6189 and an active member of the Board of Directors for the Bishop Ireton Center. Bob’s experience and guidance has been extremely helpful in the day to day tasks of running a Knights of Columbus council. Marty is also very active in the Ladies Auxiliary and has previously served as President of this fine organization. Bob and Marty are also very energetic members of St. Edwards Church, both serving as Eucharistic Ministers for the parish. I am proud to announce Bob and Marty as our May 2014 Family of the Month. Thank you Bob and Marty for everything you do to support our council... (GK Jack Simila)

The May Family of the Month I am proud to announce Brother Tony Toler as our May 2014 Knight of the Month. Tony is a long time member of the Knights of Columbus and a vital member of our council. He is very active in Council meetings and an active member of the Board of Directors for the Bishop Ireton Center. Tony is also a member of two kitchen Bingo teams. Tony is not only dynamic with the Knights of Columbus but also very active member at St. Edwards Church. I am proud to announce Brother Tony Toler as the Bishop Ireton Council 6189 Knight of the Month for May 2014 (GK Jack Simila)

State of BIC…

Our meeting was held on Tuesday April 8th at 7:00. The first order of business and saddest was to announce the resignation of brother Tony Toler from the BIC Board. He has cited health issues as the reason but would continue to run the kitchen at bingo. The BIC Board wishes him the very best and his advice and help will truly be missed. We received a bid for the butcher block table in the kitchen to be resurfaced at $879. Gene and myself went and purchased a used stainless steel table for $250. Brother Doug MacPherson will buy the old table for $50. It will be installed soon weather permitting. The repair work on the front awning has not helped. It now has large tears along the building line, pin holes, and several long tears in the middle. Gene, our Building Manager, is seeking bids on replacement now. Hopefully we can continue to use the framework. At this meeting a motion was made and accepted to reaffirm a BIC policy that no pets are allowed in the building during any functions. Please support this policy.

Another follow-up meeting will be held soon on how to attract more customers. I will keep you updated. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday May 6th at 7:00. Please continue to support your Council. Yours in service Jerry Duncan, BIC President

Slate of Council Officers Fraternal YR 2013-2014…Nominating committee report for council 6189 from the Nominating Committee members- PGK Gregory Toler Chairman, PGK James Ramono and Brother George Zuban Council By-Laws - Article III Section 1 states "Only members who are in good standing and who have been initiated in the first three Degrees of the Order shall be eligible to hold office in the council. No member shall hold more than one office at a time. All Candidates for fiscal year 2014-15 are third degree members." The Slate as presented by the nominating committee is as follows: Grand Knight Brother Tony P Meyer Deputy Grand Knight Brother Dennis Mulligan Chancellor Brother George (Buddy) Cranford Recorder Brother Jerry Duncan Treasurer Brother PGK Ronald (Ron) Pearsall Advocate Brother Paul M. Marretti Warden Brother William B. Wirt, Jr. Inside Guard Brother Victor F. Agosto Outside Guard Brother Richard J. DePlato 3 yr Trustee GK John R (Jack) Simila 2 yr Trustee PGK David E. Brennan 1yr Trustee PGK Bruce E. Alt

If for any reason you have decided not to be an officer in the Council or are not a 3rd Degree Knight, please contact PGK Greg Toler immediately so that we can make the necessary changes or get you qualified. Respectively submitted (PGK Gregory Toler, Chairman)

KOVAR

This year our KOVAR will start in May (May 16 & 17) for the Kroger Store on Hicks Rd) . The other stores are being negotiated. Please respond quickly to a team captain so we can effectively plan our course of action. It makes planning a little more simple for those task with managing the program. If you served on a team last year, you know who your team captain is. Please - just make the call. If you did not participate last year, please do so this time around. Call PGK Jim Cooke at 739-6461 or email him at Jcooke75@gmail.com. The more that cooperate early , the better we can plan. Please participate and help us out! There is much work to be done by Jim and his captains. You do not have to wait to be asked. Let's get this done quickly.

In Memoriam Knights who have gone to their heavenly reward.

Robert Klaer, Arthur Slack, Mark Loudan, John Crostic, Edward Satterfield , Robert Alderman , brother of PGK Doug MacPherson, John Stosch, Nick Marcario , John Carr, PGK John Bartinikas, LTC Jim Bourque, PGK Richard Bradley, PGK Ralph Cimino, PGK James Dowling, Larry Farren, PGK John Flynn, John

Foster, Stewart Foulke, Frank Goble , David Goode, Harry Lee Goode, PGK David Goodyear (Charter GK), Clyde Gray, PGK John Flynn, PGK John Harrison, Ronald Hendricks, Tim Kelly, Wendell Lloyd ,Tony Longo, PGK Mike Malone, Patrick O’Hare, Sr., PGK Robert MacDonald, Richard Mayer, PGK Norm Mansini, PGK John Melia , Donald Mescall, Lawrence Poh, Vince ReDavid,PGK Vincent Senior, Bob Smith, PGK Paul Stallings, Jerry Tidd, Jack Wade , PGK Earl Williams ,Grady Walker, and Francis Devine.

***Note: Is the list correct? Please check the list. If you want the name of a family member removed from these lists, please email or call Buddy Cranford.

Remember in your prayers those members of the Order and their families who may be sick or in distress, or in the hospital.

Eric Hammond, Chris Brennan, Noel Owers, Norman Frigault, Richard Satterfield, Maureen Quinn, Charlie Sobrito, Sonny and

Cheryl Dorish, Wilma Satterfield ,PGK Dave Schutte, Dennis Hasenfus, Floyd Seldon, Lorraine Alderman , sister of PGK Doug MacPherson , Noah Bacon, Ron Craddock, Irene Borgman, Vic Agosto, Sr, Janet Cranford (Niece of Buddy Cranford), Helen Brennan, Tim Hamilton, Judy Fillipini, Frank Crawley, Toni Markowski (daughter of Whitey Keller),

Harris Bacon, Joseph Mayer, Ray Hagarman, Florence Wirt, Sandy Clarke, Linda VonBloch (Sister in law of Buddy Cranford), Whitey Belcher, George Binns, Chris Alt, Eleanor Brooks, Jackie Stosch, Sandra Philips, Chris Craig, Fran Kusma’s father- Al Krieter, Ruth Haskill, Kim Keller, Al Elko, John Gorman, Jim and Merle Waldron, Cathy Zimmerman, Patricia Melia, and Margaret Hicks.

From the Financial Secretary’s Desk

May, 2014. Blessings to all for this most glorious Easter Season. I would like to offer congratulations to two of our members - Brothers John D. Barrett and Richard L. Fisher - on the recent recognition by Supreme Council as Honorary Life members. This is accorded to brother Knights who have reached their 70th birthday and have 25 years of continuous service. Brother Barret and Fisher will soon receive a gold membership card in the mail. As we resume our regular pace of Council activities, I wish to encourage all who are able to consider committing to collect for KOVAR. The drive will

be held the weekend of May 16th and 17th and details are located elsewhere in this newsletter. Our slate of officer for fraternal year 2014-15 has been announced and elections are scheduled for our next meeting on May 18th. Please come out and meet and greet our newly elected officers.

Robert S. Prebish, PGK FINSEC 6189

Military Retiree News....

The Air Force has recently completed implementation of its secure healthcare-messaging system, MiCare, to all 76 of its medical treatment facilities worldwide. As of March 1, more than 360,000 Air Force healthcare beneficiaries and 2,300 providers have signed up for this service, which allows the patient and provider to communicate on a secure network regarding non-urgent healthcare concerns. The MiCare network allows beneficiaries to view their healthcare record, make appointments, fill prescriptions and allows providers to push important preventative care updates to the members. Overall, those using MiCare can expect a decrease in trips to the MTF and more personal communication with their healthcare team. For more information about MiCare. visit the Air Force Medical Service website at www.afms.af.mil/MiCare or ask your healthcare team during your next visit. Also, the plan to cope with DoD budget cuts includes slashing taxpayer support of commissaries, from $1.4 billion a year down to $400 million by fiscal 2017. In an effort to save commissaries and protect exchanges, the chief executive officer of the Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES), has proposed to merge commissary operations with exchanges and use resulting efficiencies to stabilize grocery prices and keep patrons. Stay Tuned…

KUDOS to a Brother Knight....

Our Council has some outstanding members and one is Lt. Col Jaime Miller. He stepped up to take over the Bingo Management when no one else had volunteered. He has been a Council Officer in the chair of the Chancellor. He has provided insight and suggestions to help when problems have arisen. Sadly, he is leaving us for a year as the U.S. Army is reassigning him to Turkey. Brother Jaime says he will return after his assignment is completed. Until he returns, Brother Jaime Miller will be missed by us all and we wish him the best in his new assignment. We also pray that he will return to us safely in 2015.

A Note from your Insurance Agent WE STAND ON STRONG ETHICAL GROUND: Some people believe that ethics in business is a contradiction in terms. They think that in order to be profitable, a company and its leaders must abandon morality and embrace the dark, greedy side of capitalism. At the Knights of Columbus, we know this business model is incorrect. As a Catholic organization, we understand the value and importance of our core beliefs and the original mission of Father Michael McGivney. In fact, much of the strength and financial security we provide to members and their families can be attributed to our ethical, moral standards. More than 96 percent of Knights who buy our life insurance keep it year in, and year out. The Order takes this commitment to our members very highly. This means carefully planning when it comes time to invest. Our professional staff researches all the transactions to insure that they fall in line with Catholic values. If a transaction makes them uncomfortable, they don’t make it. “We exclude any company engaged in activity that conflicts with Catholic moral teaching: companies directly involved in abortion, contraception, human cloning, embryonic stem cell research, for profit health care that pays for any of these, or pornography,” said the Supreme Knight. “There are many companies in the pharmaceutical and communications industries that would provide excellent returns for us, but which are not in our portfolio because they engage in research and development or programming in ways that violate the sanctity or dignity of human life.” In the end the Knights of Columbus investment strategy is motivated by morality and not money-making. Yet, each year we remain profitable, increase our assets and stay dedicated to this vision that will keep the order sound financially for generations to come. “Faithful Catholics have choices when buying life insurance,” Said the Supreme Knight. “But they know that at the Knights of Columbus their policy is supplied by an insurer that shares their moral and ethical values and is guided in all of its investment and sales practices by those values.” To learn more, contact me today.

Don Principe, FIC 804-873-873 donald.principe@kofc.org

May Charity Requests…

St. Augustine's Outreach Program $500

On Abortion...

For decades, Congress has upheld a policy preventing the use of federal tax dollars to fund elective abortion. Specifically, every year since 1976, Congress has attached the Hyde Amendment to the appropriations bill for the Department of Health and Human Services. Planned Parenthood lobbied heavily in favor of the Affordable Care Act's mandatory contraception coverage, and its report called Obamacare - "a historic advance for women's health." Planned Parenthood kills more babies. Consider the toll and loss of human lives in the name of abortion. This is more than we lose any our wars against terrorism. For the first time, the federal government will provide an “affordability tax credit” to millions of low-income and middle-income individuals and families to help subsidize the purchase of health plans on the exchanges.[2] By allowing health insurers that sell plans on many state exchanges to cover abortion while remaining eligible for federal subsidies, Obamacare opens new avenues for federal funding of abortion coverage. These federal tax credits could facilitate the purchase of health plans that cover elective abortion for millions of Americans who did not have such coverage previously. Now it remains to see if Congress can do the right thing and defund both Planned Parenthood and Obamacare pertaining to abortions.

Calendar of Events for May 2014

May 6 BIC Meeting 6:00 pm May 6 Crowning of Mary 6:00 pm May 8 Feed the Homeless 8:00 am May 11 Mother's Day May 18 Council Meeting 7:00 pm May 18 Ladies Aux Meeting 6:30 pm May 16-17

KOVAR 2014 Kroger Hicks Rd

May 26 Memorial Day

Little Angel Interment

The next interment of the little angels will be on Wednesday, May 21, 2014 hosted by the McMahon Assembly. Many of us have not attended one of these. Why not - at least one. The funerals allow some sense of dignity to the babies who never had a chance at life. This past month of April the 4th Degree helped bury 22 small caskets that held 55 little babies. That is a sobering thought to ponder. The Interment is at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, 1400 S. Randolph Street, Richmond, VA (Off Harrison Street, beside Riverview Cemetery).

Ladies Auxiliary News

Dear Ladies, On March 15th we hosted a St. Patrick’s Day Dance and Dinner. The proceeds went to the Richmond Dioceses Cursillo Scholarship Fund and four Catholic churches in Southwest Virginia. Chris Craig was our D.J. and provided us with great music to dance to. I hope everyone had a great time. A Local dance group, The Heart of Ireland, provided us with an exhibition of Irish dancing. Two of Mike Wanamaker'sgranddaughters danced with that group. girls! Thanks also to all the ladies of our auxiliary for all the help and support that everyone gave that night.

The Public Award Dinner was on March 29year. I always enjoy this event when we get to honor the best of the people who take care of us every day. The guest speaker was our new Sheriff of ChesCounty, Karl Leonard who did an outstanding job. The Spring Prom is on April 26th this year. That’s the last Sat. in April. Jerry and Linda Duncan are in charge this year. Let them know if you can volunteer. It is always one of the most fun events we put on.

We will celebrate the crowning of Mary at 7 p.m. on May 6th, the same evening as the BIC board meets. One of our young girls will place a crown on the statue of Mary to honor our Blessed Mother. We will celebrate with songs and prayers and place flowers at Mary’s feet.

Ladies, I want to thank all of you who stepped forward to become officers in our auxiliary next year. I can personally testify that the help and support that our members give to our officers is wonderful. on the new slate on May 18th 2014. The slate of officers for 2014-15 consists of:

President: Lynn Meyers Vice President: Linda Duncan Secretary: Barbara Bodeman Treasurer: Diana Monteforte Parliamentarian: Ginger Underwood Sunshine Lady: Diane DePlato

Our new officers will be sworn in on June 1yearly Ladies Luncheon at 1pm at "Cesares", 13301 Rivers Bend Blvd, Chester, VA 23836. All Ladies and spouses are invited to attend.

Jerri Pat MacPherson Women’s Auxiliary President Council 6189

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LADIES AUXILIARYLady of the Month April 2014

I am proud to announce that Barbara Bodeman is our Lady of the Month for April 2014. Barbara has been a faithful member of our auxiliary for years. As our secretary she attends all of our meeting and takes notes. These notes she turns into clear ainformative minutes using her skills, hard work and (I suspect) magic. Barbara can be depended on to help prepare for, run, and clean up after all of our functions.

Barbara and her husband, Tom are members of St. Edwards, where they faithfully attends daily mass. She is also a member of the Cursillo Community movement, which is a person who has been on a Cursillo weekend and tries to bring Christ to others through words and deeds.

Barbara is a happily retired person. This gives her time to share with us and time for other important things. They live in Midlothian where she is the President of their community association. She has five grown children and several wonderful grandchildren.

Let me close with this acknowledgement! She loves Chicken Picken ! Every year she is a enthusiastic worker, cleaning chicken for the Brunswick Stew. This is truly a valuable and honored skill! For all she does; We are proud to name“Barbara Bodeman”Lady of the month For April 2014

LADIES AUXILIARY

I am proud to announce that Barbara Bodeman is our Lady of the Month for April 2014. Barbara has been a faithful member of our auxiliary for years. As our secretary she attends all of our meeting and takes notes. These notes she turns into clear and informative minutes using her skills, hard work and (I suspect) magic.

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The Catholic practice of assigning a special devotion to each month goes back to the early 16th century. Since the best known of those devotions is probably the dedication of May as the month of the Blessed Virgin Mary, it might come as a surprise that it wasn't until the late 18th century that this devotion arose among Jesuits in Rome. In the early years of the 19th century, it quickly spread throughout the Western Church, and, by the time of Pope Pius IX's declaration of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception in 1854, it had become universal.

May crowning and other special events in May in honor of Mary, such as public recitation of the rosary, stem from this time. Sadly, such communal events are more rare today, but we can take the month of May as an opportunity to renew our own devotion to the Mother of God by dusting off our rosaries and adding a few more Marian prayers to our daily routine.

Crowning of Mary Event, May 6, 2014

Please support the Ladies Auxiliary and come out to this event. The Crowning of Mary will take place prior to the BIC meeting.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Crowning of Mary at 6:00 pm BIC Meets at 7:00 pm

Bingo.- P. Clements Kitchen -J. Cooke Feed the Homeless

Happy Bingo- P. Gorman

Council 6189 Activities Calendar May 2014

Don't forget the Crowning of Mary event at 5:00 pm Tuesday May 6. It will be held prior to the BIC Meeting. Note : Council and Ladies Aux will meet on May 18. Also if you have not signed up for a KOVAR Team, now is the time.

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Bingo.- T. Meyer Kitchen -G. Zuban

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Council Officers Chaplain Chaplain Emeritus

Grand Knight

Rev. John Kazibwe 794-0222Rev. Leo Gagnon 603-261-1790Jack Simila 231-0005

Dep Grand Knight Tony Meyer 768-2422 Chancellor James Miller 516-1374 Financial Secretary Robert Prebish 379-6366 Recorder William Bergamini 276 5341 Treasurer Dennis Mulligan 454-0136 Advocate Paul Marretti 658-1523Warden William Wirt 271-5671 Inside Guard Victor Agosto, Sr. 897-1102 Outside Guard Rick DePlato 275-6373 3rd Year Trustee David Brennan 218-1098 2nd Year Trustee Bruce Alt 744-8288 1st Year Trustee William Burnett 389-6411 Lecturer Horace Scott 275-2382 Lecturer Kenny Martin 639-7718 Ladies Auxiliary: Jerri Pat MacPherson 304-1446 District Deputy Dan Gracey 794-0020 Insurance Agent Don Principe 873-8732

BIC Board of Directors Chairman President

Jack Simila 231-0005 Jerry Duncan 271-0739

Treasurer Rob Morley 560-7522 Secretary Bill Burnett 389-6411 Past Grand Knight James Cooke 739-6461 Past Grand Knight Tom Hoof 748-8328 Past Grand Knight Gene Zimmerman 796-2209 Past Grand Knight Past Grand Knight Past Grand Knight

Robert Prebish 379-6366 Joe Ginther 751-0313 Bruce Alt 744-8288

Brother Sonny Dorish 743-7304 Brother Frank Cuffe 530-3167Brother Tony Meyer 768-2422 Brother George Zuban 790-1219 Brother Dennis Mulligan 454-0136 Brother Brother

Rick DePlato 275-6373 Mike Wannamaker 739-7978

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