THE CROSS AND COMPASS
Volume 18 10 Issue 1 “The Hardest Working Council in the Carolinas”
Official Publication of
St. Matthew Council 10852
Knights of Columbus
9009 Bryant Farms Road
January 2015
The Grand Knight’s Note:
My Brothers,
Wishing you all a very Happy and Healthy New
Year!
Inside this issue:
The Grand Knight’s
Notes …...
Page
1
The Grand Knight’s
2
Notes (Cont.) ………
The Chaplain’s
Notepad……..
3
Culture of Life
Update……..
4
The Fear
Factor…..…..
5
The Fear Factor
(Cont.)…..…..
6
I recommended subscribing to Internet software to block or send
alerts to hold us accountable; focus on starting or improving our
daily prayer life; join a small group such as our group on Friday
mornings; I would encourage all of us to plan to attend a Spiritual
Retreat in 2015 and The Catholic Men of the Carolinas Conference
April 25th in 2015.
Come on; let’s make it happen!
WHY??? As Knights we are all about service, but if we are not
healthy, how can we serve others? We can’t!
Service begins with you first!
Happy Birthday ….
LAMB Update …….
7
Council News …….
8
Council News (Cont.) 9
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For the Good of the
Order ……..
10
Our Principles ------
11
Recruiting Former
Members ………..
In my last email of 2014 wishing all my Brother
Knights a Merry Christmas, I urged you to focus
in 2015 on protecting your “heart”, the heart of
your friends, the heart of your wife, the heart of your children and
grandchildren.
1. Serving our Lord! Only we can change ourselves. Only we can develop a more personal relationship with Jesus. Only we can set
and implement our priorities.
2. Service begins at home! Subscribe to the Christian model of Patriarchal Hierarchy. We are to serve our wife and children first
and not to be served, not as glamorous as being written up in the
paper. Struggling, read Ephesians 5:25-30.
3. Serve the Church! As Knights we serve in many capacities. Rome,
Diocese of Charlotte, St. Matthew and our Community.
(Continued)
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The Grand Knight’s Note (Continued)
We have over 500 Knights in our St Matthew Council 10852, the largest and most active Council in the state. We have over 250 Knights that pay dues and participate in
Knights related programs. We have almost 200 Knights who may only pay dues and
think you are not “active” in the Council because you do not come to council meetings or
work in one of our service projects. However, we know the majority of you are First
Degree members with our focus on “Charity” in our words and deeds and are “active” in
service to the church. We believe because you are a Knight, you have a desire and
serve the Church, so if you serve in our Diocese or in a St. Matthews Ministry, you are
considered an active Knight. Thank you!
We hope in 2015, you will consider serving one LAMB date and we encourage all Knights
to participate in future Degrees, Second “Unity”, Third “Fraternity” and Fourth Degree “Patriotism.” Please go to our website http://www.kofc-stmatthew.org or contact
me at [email protected] for any additional information.
My Brothers, we are a successful Council and I especially want to thank all of my Officers, Directors and members who donate so much of your time to our valuable programs. However, I ask that we make a renewed commitment in 2015 to our spiritual
walk and family.
Finally, I would like to congratulate:
December Knight of the Month — Joe Hughes
December Family of the Month — Jim, Anne, Max, Maggie, Keelia &
Ashley Robb
Wishing you many blessings in 2015!
Vivat Jesus!
Richard O.J. Caron
Grand Knight
St. Matthew Council #10852
[email protected]
Cell 770-335-1822
Richard “Rick” Caron, Grand Knight
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January 2015
The Chaplain’s Note Pad:
“The Word Made Flesh”
We thank God for the celebration of the coming of Christ the prince
of peace who through the power of His love dispels the darkness of
sin from the world. Let us not be intimidated by the massive power
of evil deeply entrenched in the political and social structure of our
immediate society and of the whole world. The implication of the mystery of the Word
made Flesh is that the Eternal Word of God has come to penetrate every aspect of
the corrupt and decaying humanity/creation in order to transform and restore all
things to their original innocence and beauty and to raise us to the dignity of the children of God. “The light shines in darkness and the darkness has not overcome
it” [John 1:5].
Even those apparently overwhelming forces of darkness that constantly strive to
eclipse the light of God will be taken care of by God’s Wisdom and justice in His own
time. This is possible since God assured us that “where sin increased, grace increased
all the more” [Romans 5:20]. This is a miracle which only the Almighty before whom
nothing is impossible can do through His Christ, the Wisdom and Power of God made
visible. As for you and me, let the part we play in the daily unfolding of events around
us demonstrate to others that despite the intimidating influence of evil around us, the
Word of God who took flesh is through us, dwelling among them.
I pray that the year of Our Lord Jesus Christ 2015 may be for you, a year of hope, of
blessings and of grace since “from his fullness we have received, grace in place of
grace”. May the Virgin Mary, the Sweet Mother who gave us Christ who is our hope,
our life and our peace keep you always in her loving embrace.
God Bless my Brothers in Christ!
Reverend Ambrose A. Akinwande
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Pro-Life Corner
Council 10852 Pro-Life Committee - Mission Statement
“To reinforce the commitment of the Knights of Columbus to the sanctity of life, by
promoting a greater awareness of current Pro-Life issues and encouraging increased participation by the Knights of Council 10852 in local Pro-Life activities.”
Join the March for Life - Charlotte
Friday, January 9, 2015
9:00am
Mass for the Unborn
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Fr. Denis G. Wilde of Priests for Life - guest homilist.
6828 Old Reid Road Charlotte, NC 28210.
(the Church faces Park Road).
March for Life
Start to gather at 11.00am at the parking lot on the corner of W. Palmer and S. Church St.
(across from the Diocese of Charlotte Pastoral Center). There may be some parking available
at the parking lot but please expect to find parking on your own uptown if necessary. At
12:00pm we will march to Trade and Tryon where Fr. Denis G. Wilde will preach. Then march
to the court house at 401 W. Trade St. where we will pray a Rosary and Chaplet of Divine Mercy. Please join others to march and pray for an end to abortion and save babies lives! If you
bring a sign, it must meet picketing law regulations. If you work uptown, join us on your lunch
hour for part of the march!
See schedule details at www.marchforlifecharlotte.org
2014 Baby Bottle Campaign
The 2014 Baby Bottle returns are continuing to find their way
home and to date we have received just over $12,500 – with a
slight increase in the number of bottles returned.
If you would like to join the Council 10852 Pro-life committee or learn more about our
current and planned activities, please contact Norm Stephen ([email protected] or 704
-243-1152)
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The Fear Factor
“The Open Door Policy”
When I was a youngster you could count on someone giving a knock
on the front door and walking in unannounced. (There were not
many homes with doorbells in those days). The one knock on weekends was usually from a band of Jehovah’s Witnesses. In those
days, my mother used to leave the front door unlocked. She also
left the side door and back door unlocked too. I guess this was mostly a function of
sloppiness, but after all, she had four kids, a husband, two dogs, a canary, and a whole
lot else, I suppose on her mind. When pressed about it she said, if she had anything
that someone else needed more than she did they were welcome to it and she reasoned
that anyone bent on intrusion would find a way and that it was all a matter of chance in
the end. She missed her calling. She would have been great as a director of the Secret Service. (See intruder scales White House fence undetected and enters unlocked
front door).
Back then, you did not have to be concerned if you let a stranger or two in your home.
You had no fear of being robbed and/or assaulted. My father who was not Catholic and
most times courteous to a fault would always invite them in, though he was not in the
least bit interested in what they were “selling”. In those days, this band of
“missionaries” traveled with as portable Victrola, played a recorded message and handed out copies of their newspaper, “The Watchtower”. My mother a devoted Irish
Catholic would leave the room and sometimes the house in anger and disgust. As for
me, just 8 or nine years old stood around to watch and listen.
Fast forward now to 80 plus years later as I stand around still watching and listening.
The doorbell rings ( we all have them these days) and a man is standing there, noticeably dressed down with a stubbly beard who at first I thought he might be on his way
to audition for Oliver Twist, but no he was a new edition of the Watchtower Brigade.
These days they are still looked upon by some as somewhat strange. Sort of like a
three –legged kitten. I admired his zeal.
(Continued)
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The Fear Factor (Continued)
The pitch hasn’t changed much in 80 years, but this self-proclaimed representative of Jehovah was hell bent on accusing me of believing in three Gods, The Father, The Son and
the Holy Spirit. We parted amicably, but afterward I was struck by the difficulty I had in
explaining the mystery of the Trinity to him.
Father Richard Lamoureaux, of Living With Christ Magazine said in a recent article that
The Trinity is an affirmation that at the heart of reality resides, not one solitary, isolated, all powerful deity, whose primary interest is in imposing absolute unquestioning, even
fanatic loyalty on inferior beings, but a God who is love and knows about love and shows it
not just by loving all of creation but by being a divine community of love. Please do not
question me how that works, but somehow I am happy to believe in a God who knows about
love first hand. To me, my Brother Knights doesn’t that mean we all need to take very seriously as we settle in to 2015 our own relationships?
The Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, show us the way.
Vivat Jesus
Sir Knight Harry E. Fear
Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday to the following Brother Knights who have a January birthday:
Jean Albuquerque
Doug Archer
Mark Babyak
Brian Baker
Brian Becker
Joseph Brennan
Bob Britton
Brady Buckley
Anthony Carbuto
Richard Caron
Rob Dahlke
Vince Dattolo
Tom Dury
Stephen Ehele
John Eichler
Gary Elchorn
Chuck Elgin
Derek Ellis
Joseph Falsone
William Fox
Justin Francis
Darrell Glankler
Brian Gomiz
John Gove
Dec. Bill Griffin
Keith Henderson
Brian Jirak
Richard Jodoin
Dennis Kuharski
John McGrath
Gene McLaughlin
Brian Misiak
Paul Montagnet
Stephen Nogy
Ken Ostendarp
Marcus Panzitta
Walter Patrick
Kenneth Pernak
John Rubinich
Zelton Steed
Norm Stephen
Ralph Sullivan
Hien Tran
Tom Van Sistine
Tony Visser
Daniel Wendover
David Whitman
Robert Wilbur
Robert Wilcocks
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January 2015
As we write this article we are seven days from December
31, the last day to record deposits for 2014. For each of
the past ten years (2004 thru 2013), through your efforts,
our Council has raised $50,000 or more on behalf of those who have intellectual disabilities.
That’s a half a million dollars! Whether or not we accomplish that milestone for the eleventh
year is not known at this moment. We certainly hope that it will be.
For everyone who participated in any of the LAMB fundraising events in any manner, we sincerely thank you on behalf of the beneficiaries of your efforts, those whom Jesus calls the
Least Among My Brothers.
As we have said before, the needs of those entities which serve those with intellectual disabilities continue and are ever increasing. For example, government funding for Holy Angels in
Belmont was reduced by $400,000 in 2014. Whatever we can do to help, we need to do.
As to our LAMB fundraising efforts in 2015, we will need everyone’s help to achieve the maximum results possible. We ask for your full support in our Council’s charitable efforts. May
God bless all Knights and their families.
If you are among those who have not yet participated in any way for LAMB, please prayerfully consider doing so now. Those who Jesus called the Least Among My Brothers need all of
our help. If you would like to donate by check, please make your check payable to:
LAMB Foundation of NC, Inc. Mail the check to: LAMB Foundation of NC, Inc., 6420A1 Rea Rd, Suite 312, Charlotte, NC 28277.
Also if you would like to make a donation to LAMB by credit card, you can do so by going to the LAMB Foundation website at www.lambnc.org , and clicking on the Donate
Tab. You will also be able to get even more information on the LAMB program.
Let’s not forget that Charity is the first principle of the Knights and in North Carolina, LAMB
is the number one Charity for Knights. Our thanks to all of you who have participated and to
those who will be responding now.
Bob Desch, LAMB Director & Past Grand Knight
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Council News
Your Service is needed – Fiscal Year 2015 - 2016: Volunteering within Counsel 10852 offers a wonderful leadership opportunity. For next year, we would like to mentor someone for
the Treasurer position. It is our hope that a Brother Knight will come forward who is interested in volunteering for this position so Council 10852 can continue the level of excellence
that our Brothers have come to expect and definitely deserve.
Requirements - balance a checkbook, basic Excel worksheet know-how, and willing to attend
the Council’s business meetings once a month; to learn more, e-mail Earl Hartenstine at
[email protected] or call (704) 962-0898.
Missionaries Of The Poor Need Our Help: We will be painting a number of rooms for the
Brothers at the Missions of the Poor over the next few months. We will schedule work days
on Monday, Thursday or Fridays. We will take on a room at a time when we have 4 or more to
volunteer. The location of the MOP is 1403 Griffith Rd, Monroe, NC 28112.
We had a great time painting the chapel at the Mission of the Poor for the brothers on Monday December 8. The job was completed in 4 hours which included lunch and prayer time with the MOP Brothers. The
painters were Tom Larkin, Norm Gemignani, Kevin Curry, Eddie Doohan and Bob Wilcocks.
The next rooms to be painted will be the front hall
and the dining room. The brothers would like to have
it done on January 14 Wednesday from 8:30 AM –4
PM. Please let Bob Wilcocks ([email protected] or 704-542-1541) know if you can
help.
Operation Exodus is a 501c(3) charity. Over the past 15 years the Operation Exodus Ministry of the St. Matthew Knights of Columbus Council #10852 has built over 150 Handicap
Access Ramps for the needy. Brother Knights donate 100% of the labor to build the Ramps
and conduct fund raisers to raise money to purchase materials.
If interested in helping with or donating money to this worthy cause, please contact Bob
Wilcocks at [email protected] or 704-542-0541. Tax Deductible Donations
made payable to “Operation Exodus” should be mailed to: Operation Exodus, C/O Robert
Desch, 8929 Challis Hill Lane, Charlotte, NC 28226
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Council News (Continued)
Breakfast Update: December’s Breakfast
with St Nick was a great success thanks to all
the volunteers who stepped up to ensure it! A
special thanks to Brother Knights Michael
Hankins who served as St Nicholas and Ed
Craig fore taking pictures of the families/children with St. Nicholas. Once again,
Michael Huiss filled in for Tom Larkin
(Breakfast Coordinator) while he was on vacation. This was the first breakfast in the gym
and all went well
Our next breakfast is January 11th. We are asking every Brother to help with food procurement or preparation; set-up or clean-up; money collection or serving. Look for a separate email with a link to Sign-Up Genius where you can select how you would like to help! PLEASE
sign-up today!!
Nametags: If you need a Knights of Columbus nametag, please send an email to Community
Director Ed Craig at [email protected]. Please include the name as you’d like it displayed
on the nametag as well as the Degree you’ve attained in the Knights of Columbus (1st, 2nd,
3rd or 4th) as well as your hometown. Ed will have your new nametag ready for you at the
next scheduled St Matthew Knights of Columbus Business/Social Meeting.
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For the Good of the Order
Please pray for the repose of the soul of:
Brother Knight Allan Peccatiello
Brother Knight Leo Ells
Brother Knight Declan Turner
Anna Gilsdorf, mother of Jim Gilsdorf
Mark Hankins, brother of Mike Hankins
Jordan Bonilla, grandson of Bob Wilbur
Please pray for the following Brother Knights:
Bob Wilcocks
Ed Switzer
Simon Gutierrez
Nick Bonamo
Ken Ostendarp
Please pray for the following friends of Brother Knights:
Jack Roth - grandson of Raymond Roth, friend of Norm Gemignani
Lisa Bradle, friend of Council 10852
Vivian Chaffey, friend of Vic Proccacini
Please pray for Deployed Military:
Tim Schumacher, nephew of Ron Schumacher
Ryan Curry, son of Kevin Curry
Edward Hogan
Max Robb, son of Jim & Anne Robb
Craig Thompson
Please pray for the following relatives of Brother Knights:
Patricia Bair, mother-in-law of Chuck Elgin
Linda Nichols, wife of Bill LoPresti
Dennis Pfiffner, brother-in-law of Nick Cimmento
Kevina Koval, niece of Nick Cimmento
Pat Switzer, wife of Ed Switzer
Paul Donovan father of David Donovan
Ariel Hobbs, granddaughter of Steve Nogy
Danny Wilbur, nephew of Bob Wilbur
Robin Schumacher, wife of Ron Schumacher
Ryan Beckett, son of Thomas Beckett
Sylvia Hughes, wife of Joe Hughes
NOTE: After 3 Months, names will be dropped from the Good of the Order List.
If you have a relative that you would like to add/continue on the Council 10852
For the Good of the Order List, please contact Newsletter Editor & Past Grand
Knight Chuck Elgin at [email protected] or 704-243-3365
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Our Principles
All the good works we do are informed by our four core principles:
First Degree: Charity - Our Catholic faith teaches us to “Love thy neighbor as thyself.” Members of the Knights of Columbus show love for their neighbors by conducting food drives and donating the food to local soup kitchens and food pantries, by volunteering at Special Olympics, and by supporting, both spiritually and materially,
mothers who choose life for their babies. Knights recognize that our mission, and our
faith in God, compels us to action. There is no better way to experience love and compassion than by helping those in need, a call we answer every day.
The next 1st Degree Exemplification is scheduled for January 7th prior to the
Council 10852 Business Meeting at the South Charlotte Banquet Center
If you know of a Catholic Gentlemen worthy of joining our order, we encourage
you to invite him to attend this 1st Degree Exemplification.
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEETO OFFERS TIPS
ON HOW TO RECRUIT FORMER MEMBERS
In conducting our ongoing campaign to recruit new members into the Order, we may
be overlooking former Knights who have dropped by the wayside for any number of
different reasons. Former Knights are familiar with the ideals of Columbianism, they
know what it is to participate in meaningful activities with Brother Knights. We must
not continue to overlook these former members in our recruiting efforts.
Your Membership committee consisting of Brothers Harry Fear, Norm Gemignani,
Randy Vaca, Tom Larkin and Grand Knight Rick Caron have developed a Welcome Back
Brother program, specifically to recruit former members. If you are in contact with
a relative, friend or neighbor who is a former Knight, perhaps you can help in getting
him to return to the ranks. If you need assistance or are in need of more specific details on this program, contact any of their members listed above.
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NEW YEAR!
11pm-Midnight:
Eucharistic
Adoration
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11pm-Midnight:
Eucharistic
Adoration
8:00 AM
Donated Goods
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Bingo
Men’s Shelter: 7:00 PM:
Knights Business
Men’s Shelter: Serving
Meeting
Cooking
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Breakfast
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Eucharistic
Adoration
CCSC 6:00 pm
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Business
Meeting
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Meeting
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Eucharistic
Adoration
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Knights Mass
At Day Chapel
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Eucharistic
Adoration
Council Business Meeting: Wednesday, January 7th. Dinner at 6:00 PM. First Degree at
7:00 PM followed by Council Business Meeting at the Knights Hall.
Columbus Club House Meeting: 2nd Wednesday at 6:00 PM at SCBC.
Knights Mass: Wednesday, January 21st. Mass at 7:30 PM at the Day Chapel
Officer Meeting: Monday, Jan. 5th & Wednesday, Jan. 28th at 6:00 PM at the SCBC.
Bingo: Every Monday night. Doors open at 6:00 PM. Bingo starts at 7:00 PM sharp.
Donated Goods Ministry: Saturday, January 10th, 8:00 AM under the Day Chapel.
Parish Breakfast: Sunday, January 11th after the 7:30, 9:00 and 10:45 AM Masses.
Men’s Shelter: Cooking Monday January 5th. Serving Tuesday, January 6th.
Assembly 780 Business Meeting: All Sir Knights are encouraged to attend the Assembly
780 4th Degree Business Meeting on Tuesday, January 27th at 8:00 PM.
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WEDNESDAY
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Dinner
7:30 PM:
Knights Mass
At Day Chapel
11pm-Midnight:
Eucharistic
Adoration
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Eucharistic
Adoration
Men’s Shelter: 7:00 PM:
Knights Business
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Dinner
11pm-Midnight:
Eucharistic
Adoration
Council Business Meeting: Wednesday, February 4th. Dinner at 6:00 PM followed at 7:00
PM by Council Business Meeting at the Knights Hall.
Columbus Club House Meeting: 2nd Wednesday at 6:00 PM at SCBC.
Knights Mass: Wednesday, February 18th. Mass at 7:30 PM at the Day Chapel
Officer Meeting: Wednesday, February 25th at 6:00 PM at the SCBC.
Bingo: Every Monday night. Doors open at 6:00 PM. Bingo starts at 7:00 PM sharp.
Donated Goods Ministry: Saturday, February 14th, 8:00 AM under the Day Chapel.
Parish Breakfast: Sunday, February 8th after the 7:30, 9:00 and 10:45 AM Masses.
Men’s Shelter: Cooking Monday February 2nd. Serving Tuesday, February 3rd.
Assembly 780 Business Meeting: All Sir Knights are encouraged to attend the Assembly
780 4th Degree Business Meeting on Tuesday, February 24th at 8:00 PM.
2014-2015
COUNCIL OFFICERS
CHAPLAIN EMERITUS
Reverend Eugene Schellberg
[email protected]
704-821-8026
CHAPLAIN
Reverend Ambrose Akinwande
[email protected]
704-543-7677
GRAND KNIGHT
Rick Caron
[email protected]
770-335-1822
DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT
Ron Schumacher
[email protected]
704-618-2442
CHANCELLOR
Bill LoPresti
[email protected]
704-540-1263
RECORDER
Norm Smith
[email protected]
704-542-3107
FINANCIAL SECRETARY
John Coudriet
[email protected]
704-543-9621
TREASURER
Earl Hartenstine
[email protected]
803-547-6157
LECTURER
Open
ADVOCATE
Norm Stephen
[email protected]
704-243-1152
WARDEN
Bob Wilbur
[email protected]
704-246--8658
INSIDE GUARD
Leo Tosto
[email protected]
704-846-4848
OUTSIDE GUARD
John Gove
[email protected]
704-341-7164
3 YR TRUSTEE
Norm Gemignani, PGK
[email protected]
205-547-7919
2 YR TRUSTEE
Chuck Elgin, PGK
[email protected]
704-243-3365
1 YR TRUSTEE
Luis Colon, PGK, PFN
[email protected]
704-290-2188
COLUMBUS CLUB PRESIDENT
Bill LoPresti
[email protected]
704-540-1263
COLUMBUS CLUB VICE-PRESIDENT
Ed Craig
[email protected]
704--661-8184
COLUMBUS CLUB TREASURER
Larry Perez
[email protected]
980-819-5744
COLUMBUS CLUB SECTETARY
Bob Wilbur
[email protected]
704-246--8658
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Ron Schumacher
[email protected]
704-618-2442
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR
Harry Fear
[email protected]
704-849-0074
FRATERNAL RELATIONS DIRECTOR
Justin Ezennubia
[email protected]
704-771-2436
CHURCH DIRECTOR
Chuck Elgin, PGK
[email protected]
704-243-3365
COMMUNITY DIRECTOR
Ed Craig
[email protected]
704--661-8184
COUNCIL DIRECTOR
Norm Gemignani, PGK
[email protected]
205-547-7919
FAMILY DIRECTOR
Sean McGuire
[email protected]
980-333-3730
YOUTH DIRECTOR
OPEN
PRO-LIFE DIRECTOR
Norm Stephen
[email protected]
704-243-1152
LAMB DIRECTOR
Bob Desch , PGK
[email protected]
704-543-8212
COLUMBIAN SQUIRESCHIEF COUNSELOR
OPEN
CHURCH BREAKFAST
Tom Larkin
[email protected]
803-762-8989
OPERATION EXODUS
Bob Wilcocks, PFN
[email protected]
704-542-1541
SCRAPBOOK EDITOR
OPEN
K. OF C. INSURANCE
Michael Boykin
[email protected]
704-960-4644
DISTRICT DEPUTY # 26
David Spinks
[email protected]
980-263-4570
STATE DEPUTY
Jack Murray
[email protected]
SUPREME KNIGHT
Carl Anderson
[email protected]
203-752-4000