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ALLOUEZ ABSTRACTS
ALLOUEZ COUNCIL 658, K OF C
Published Monthly
www.kofc658.org
MARCH 2015 ROCK ISLAND, IL
VOL XXXV, No. 03
Mar. 12
Upcoming Meetings
Allouez Council 658, 1st Degree & Meeting, Farrell Hall, St. Pius X
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting, Farrell Hall, St. Pius X
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
GRAND KNIGHT’S MESSAGE— JOSH BRUEGGEN, GRAND KNIGHT
Turn Away From Sin and Be Faithful to the Gospel
To my brother knights and all others who may happen to read this message the phrase “turn away from sin
and be faithful to the gospel” should be ringing recently in our ears. For those struggling to place this phrase,
recall that the priest admonishes you to do exactly this as he applies ashes to your forehead on Ash Wednesday.
This is indeed a deep and mighty charge that all of us spend every day trying to fulfill, but also one that needs to
be spoken occasionally to remind us of our charge as Catholic men. Life is often trying, and sin surrounds us
and seeks to lead us astray every day…occasionally our barriers are worn down, and we fail in our charge. For
this reason it is all the more amazing to contemplate the grace with which we were all bestowed when God sent
his only son to give us a chance to overcome our innate human frailties.
Turn away from sin. Sounds simple, but this simple charge is never quite as easy as that. It is, therefore, all
the more important that we make time to reflect upon ourselves and our nature, and work to come closer to god
in our daily lives. Luckily the church has given us a whole season to address this issue, and instructions on just
how we are to atone for our failings. Just in time for Easter no less.
Be faithful to the gospel. Again, this sounds easy, and again, much easier said than done. Keep in mind all
that was given to give you a chance at redemption, and never forget those who have never had the chance to
welcome Christ into their life. We live in a troubled world, a world that needs the message of the gospel more
every day it seems…let us not be afraid to live the gospel in our lives, and let the light of our faith in the gospel
help brighten the world.
Proclaim the gospel in all that you do, so that others may be inspired by the example of your faith.
Vivat Jesus,
JOSH BRUEGGEN, Grand Knight, Allouez Council #658
QUESTIONS/SUGGESTIONS/VOLUNTEER: CONTACT A COUNCIL OFFICER:
Grand Knight: Josh Brueggen 309-737-3822 [email protected],
Deputy Grand Knight: Dave Yordy 563-529-6582 [email protected]
Financial Secretary: Tarre Kroft 309-948-4848 [email protected]
Treasurer: Bob Van De Voorde 309-732-3007 [email protected]
Lecturer: Dick Friedel 309-738-1913 [email protected]
Chancellor: Greg Schneider [email protected]
Recorder*: [email protected] 309-277-0180, mail 1328 25th Street, Moline, IL 61265
*Abstract Articles due Mar. 23. Want to receive the abstract by email? Please send/update your email address.
FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR’S MESSAGE –
Greetings Sir Knights,
We had a very productive meeting on the 4th of
February with about 20 Knights present.
Coming up on the 14th of March will be the St.
Patrick’s Day parade in downtown Rock Island.
We will meet at St. Mary’s Church for Mass
around 9:30. For those of you that have regalia,
please come dressed, and the others may come in
your tuxes. We will have the wagon decorated that
you can ride if you are not able to march. We
usually have a good turnout, and the spectators
along the route really appreciate the knights.
On April 10th, there will be an Exemplification
in Coralville, IA. If you know any knights that are
considering becoming a 4th degree member, please
have them complete a form 100 so we can have
their form read at the next meeting. This will be
one of the closer Exemplifications. If you have any
questions, please contact either myself
([email protected] – (309) 738-5779) or
Joe Militello (?)(sorry Joe for the misspelling) or
Howard Killian, both from the Leo Council.
We have also been asked to have a presence at
some confirmations coming up in April. Again,
please show up at the meeting, which will be at
Pizza & Subs on Blackhawk Road in Rock Island
on the 26 of March, the last Thursday in March.
We had to move the date due to Holy Week
activities taking place on our normal date. Plan on
showing up around 5:30 if you plan to order food
and eat, and the business meeting will begin at
7:00pm.
Hope to see you there.
Reggie White, Faithfull Navigator
Father Bader Assembly, #1922
ALLOUEZ LADIES AUXILIARY –
The February Ladies Auxiliary had their
meeting February 12th. In honor of the wear red for
women campaign many of us donned our red
sweaters. We received information on heart health
and also shared a “heart friendly” dessert. March
12th is our next meeting.
Save the date of May 14th. This will be our
Mother/Daughter spring banquet.
Julie Lawrence, President, Allouez Ladies
Auxiliary
LADIES BIRTHDAYS
Congratulations to the 6 ladies who are sharing
a birthday this month. Have a Happy Birthday!
MARIE FRIEDEL
GLORIA HUMMEL
NANCY LUCKENBILL
PATRICIA GARBER
JULIE LAWRENCE
SUE MURPHY
ANNIVERSARIES
Congratulations to the 3 couples who are
celebrating a wedding anniversary this month.
May they celebrate many more!
STANLY & MARIA TORRES
VINCENT & GAYLE SANTUCCIO
JOHN & LYNN KUSTES
03-01-2004
03-05-1984
03-18-1978
We want to recognize all of our married couples
but we can’t if you don’t tell us what this important
date in your life is. Call F.S. Tarre Kroft so he can
put it in our records or correct our records.
BROTHER KNIGHT BIRTHDAYS
28 brother Knights are celebrating a birthday this
month. May they live as long as they want and
never want as long as they live!
DAN ADE
PETER AWI
JEFFREY BANZ
BRIAN CASEY
CLARENCE DARROW
ANDREW GUZZO
LAWRENCE HINZMAN
VINCENT KLAUER JR
PATRICK LOOTENS
ROBERTO PATINO
MICHAEL ROMAN
JOSEPH SCHAECHER
RICHARD STANFORTH
REV JOHN VAN WIEL
CALVIN ASKELAND
MSR THOMAS BADOVSKY
JOSEPH BURNS
JAMES CORYN
RICHARD FRIEDEL
DONALD HENDRICKS
JOHN HUYTEN
FRED KOPP
MICHAEL MUSICK
JAMES POSSIN
REV RAYMOND SCHAAB
JOHN SHOWALTER
AUGUSTINE THANG
JAMES WELLS
MAY HE REST IN PEACE
We are saddened to report the death of Brother
Knight, David F. Naab, who passed away on
January 24, 2015, at his home. Funeral services
were held on January 27 at Wheelan-Pressly
Funeral Home.
David was born April 17, 1942. He married
Marilyn Murphy on November 28, 1966 in
Delavan, Illinois. . A veteran of the U. S. Marine
Corps, David worked for Trausch Bakery,
Dubuque, Iowa, and was previously employed at
the former Farmall Works, Rock Island and United
Insurance. David was a Member of Allouez
Council 658, Knights of Columbus, with 22 years
of membership. David volunteered at the Sacred
Heart Food Pantry and served evening meals at the
Rock Island Township Hall as a ministry of St.
Pius X Parish. He also loved supporting Christian
Children’s Fund and the mission work of Father
Ted Hochstetter in Kenya, Africa.
We extend our condolences to his wife,
Marilyn. We will keep him in our prayers.
ID FUNDS (Tootsie Roll) 3/3/15
On March 3rd the Knights will be presenting
checks to eight participating organizations that
"partner" with our Council each year for the I.D.
Drive (tootsie roll).
The SPEC organization will be the host this
year at the Believers Together Center at Christ the
King parish in Moline. All Knights and their
families are invited.
The program will start at 7:00 pm with a short
presentation/tour by SPEC on their program
highlights followed by the presentation of checks
and cake/beverage social. The northeast side doors
of the Center will be open at 6:30. Please e-mail or
call me with any questions. Thank you.
Louie Alongi
Chairperson, I.D. Drive
(Note: The 2015 Tootsie Roll Drive will be held
September 18th and 19th)
ADORATION COORDINATORS NEED HELP
St. Pius X Perpetual Adoration program is being
coordinated by and too often staffed by 2 blessed
octogenarians. These two members of the Parish
not only recruit other volunteers to staff the
Adoration Chapel 24/7 but they find themselves all
too often taking two or three time slots a day to
assure coverage. Like the postmen of old, they
have been called upon to fill empty slots day and
through the night and have literally trudged
through snow, ice and fulfilling their coverage
commitments.
I have been urging Allouez Council Knights to
consider stepping forward to at least be on a list of
substitute participants. Which one of us cannot
commit to one hour infrequently to sit, pray,
meditate or read to keep the Lord company..I am
not a great prayer so I take my personal reading
material such as the Columbia or the Post to read.
HE does not care!
It is my intend to continue being a sub for this
program as I have been doing for the past year. My
hour is from 11-midnight on Sunday evenings.
Looking at my calendar I guess that I subbed about
43 Sundays in 2014. It would be my hope as a
starter to turn that hour into the Allouez Council
Hour and enlist 3-4 additional members to fill in
periodically. One member has already said "YES"
and has already subbed for the sub. Who would
like to join us? Contact me for details.
Fred Luckenbill 794-9085.
BOY SCOUT SUNDAY
On Feb 8, 2015, Knight Fred Luckenbill, Knight
Mark Schaecher, Cubmaster of Pack 258 Charlie
Bishop, Charlie’s son and I, traveled to Peoria for
the Boy Scout Sunday Mass with Bishop Jenky at
the Cathedral of St Mary of The Immaculate
Conception.
During the Mass many Religious emblems were
awarded to boy scouts, including Light of Christ,
Parvuli Dei, Ad Altare Dei and Pope Pius XII. This
was my second time attending the Scout Mass at
the Cathedral. I earned my Light of Christ as a
Cub Scout and I’ve been encouraged to start my
Ad Altare Dei Emblem.
Luke Olson, Troop 119
ST. PIUS/ALLOUEZ COUNCIL
BLOOD DRIVE NEEDS DONORS
The next Allouez Council Blood Drive for St.
Pius X Parish is scheduled for Monday, April 6th
from 2-6p.m. The Council's efforts to help the
Parish to rebuild its Blood Donor Program have
been going well but its continued success depends
on new donors stepping forward to give either
whole blood or double red cells donations. The
former results in the donation of one unit of blood
that could end up helping up to four patients.
The latter ends up providing double product for
patient's use. Donors with blood types O+, O-, Aor B- should consider donating double reds that
also gives the donor credit for two donations.
Current donors will be called for appointments for
either whole blood donations or the double red
program. New donors should call Louie Alongi at
309-234-6796 or Fred Luckenbill at 309-794-9095
for details and appointments. Donating blood is a
wonderful family activity!
NEW MELLERY RETREAT
Allouez Council’s Annual Retreat at the
New Melleray Monastery has been scheduled for
May 29-31. It is a relaxed retreat for couples or
individuals up to a maximum of twelve persons.
Shared rides will be available. Arrival time is
scheduled for before 5:00 p.m. on Friday when
supper is ready. Saturday afternoon is free for
walking, praying, confessions and the rosary.
On Sunday morning there is a short conference,
Mass, breakfast and lunch. Departure for home is
after lunch on Sunday. The suggested contribution
is $75.00 per person.
Call FRANK ADLFINGER (787-2606) or
GENE DESAUNOY (787-2724) for reservations
and detailed information.
DEACON’S QUESTION BOX
Bodily Participation at Mass – Beating the Breast
The Penitential Rite as several options. The
first one, and one that is not that frequently used, is
the Confiteor. Hopefully, its use will grow with
the new translation of the Mass. In classical Latin,
Confiteor was the witness unto death made by a
martyr. Confiteor was used in classical Latin for
recognition of the greatness of God, and the
recognition of one’s faults. When we speak of a
Confiteor now, we mean the public declaration,
together with others, of our own fallen sinful state
at the beginning of Mass.
In the new translation, we use the phrase “I have
greatly sinned in my thoughts and in my words, in
what I have done and in what I have failed to do,
through my fault, through my fault, through my
most grievous fault.” As we say the word fault
each time, we strike our breast. Striking the breast
expresses our repentance physically, in body
language.
Its meaning can be muted if we merely brush
our chest with our fingers. The correct sign is a
closed fist that strikes our chest with an honest
blow. As Monsignor Guardini has stated, “To
strike the breast is to beat against the gates of our
inner world in order to shatter them. It is the
outward, bodily sign, of our repentance. This is its
significance.”
This gesture has been downplayed over the
decades since Vatican II. Unfortunately, so has the
sense of sin. We need to work on recapturing the
seriousness of this gesture. This action when made
carefully and with full awareness of what we are
doing, communicates to all around us more than
our mere words do. This sign states for all to see
that we recognize our sinfulness and we publicly
declare our sorrow for our sins.
There was a time, not all that long ago, when we
were encouraged to have a sense of both our own
sinfulness and that of the whole world. We were
called to build up a profound attitude of repentance
for both. As St. Benedict would say, “We know
that our prayers will not be heard on account of
many words, but because of purity of heart,
compunction, and tears.”
_________________________________________
Feel free to drop me a question for this column.
Questions may be dropped off on the head table at
a Council Meeting or sent via email to Deacon
Russ Swim, Assistant Chaplain,
[email protected], phone 786-3097.
PRAY FOR US
MEMBERS SICK OR IN DISTRESS
We pray for our Brother Knights who are ill or
otherwise incapacitated. We can only mention
those of whom we are aware. Let us know if you
wish to be included. Call F.S. Tarre Kroft to be
added. We remember the following members in our
prayers:
Joe Burns
Samuel S. Collins
Gene Fowler
Gerry Fox
Richard Friedel
Dale Gradel
Mike (Don) Hindricks
Charles Hood
Leo Keller
Vince Klauer
Louis Mack
Robert McDonald
Clifford Panther
Victor Reyes
Phil Sailer
Dick Yeager
At home
At home
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At home
At home
At home
At home
At home
Avonlea, Milan
Champaign
At home
St. Anthony’s
At home
At home
We pray, O God, that You look with pity on
Your servants who suffer. Ease their pain and
comfort their loneliness. Give them the grace to
bear this cross patiently with You in Christian
reparation. We ask this through Your Son, Jesus
Christ, Our Lord.
HELP NEEDED AT ST. ANTHONY'S
CONTINUING CARE CENTER
I volunteer at St. Anthony's in Rock Island on
Sunday's.
This past Sunday the coordinator, Neva Cook
from St. Ambrose, mentioned that she need help
distributing Holy Communion to the Catholic
residents at St. Anthony's.
A family member has a serious, chronic illness.
There are many residents from St. Pius, and several
from other parishes around the area.
I know some of the members of the KoC are
retired and are also Extraordinary Eucharistic
Ministers and may have some time during the
weekdays. The times involved would be either 9-11
in the morning or in the afternoon. Mass is usually
celebrated in the chapel at St. Anthony's on
Wednesdays and sometimes on Fridays.
All that is needed are hands and time. The rest is
taken care of. There is a supply of consecrated
hosts kept in the chapel, and Neva maintains the
current list of residents.
The residents look forward to receiving
Communion whenever possible since most of them
cannot get to Mass on a regular basis. Neva really
needs a hand at this time.
If anyone might be interested, they can get in
contact with me and I can discuss the details with
them. My contact information is:
[email protected]
309-292-9551
Thanks in advance,
Timothy Dooling
INSURANCE AGENT’S MESSAGE
Plan for this Tax Day and into the Future
April 15 (tax day) is right around the corner. It’s
become popular this time of year to encourage the
opening of an IRA or similar retirement annuity, or
the depositing of additional funds into an existing
account, as a tax-savings vehicle. Or perhaps
someone has tried to convince you to open an
account, touting the rate of interest that money in
one of these accounts can earn. Let me join the
chorus of folks encouraging you to open or add
funds to an annuity, but for a different reason.
Certainly, contributing money to a Knights of
Columbus annuity will allow you to save some
money on your income tax return. And, our
annuities do pay a very competitive interest rate,
consistent with our primary goal of absolute safety
of principal. Opening or adding to an annuity for
these reasons, however, strikes me as taking a
short-term view of a product that is designed to
provide long-term security. How much security?
How does retirement income that you cannot
outlive — guaranteed — sound to you?
Here at the Knights of Columbus, you can open
a retirement annuity for as little as $300. Consistent
and disciplined savings placed into that annuity
over time can guarantee you an income at
retirement that you cannot outlive. That guarantee
— along with the fact that no one has ever lost
money left in a Knights of Columbus annuity
(remember – absolute safety of principal) — really
will provide you with peace of mind.
I am happy to meet with you – at your
convenience and in your home – to explain in
detail the benefits of opening a Knights of
Columbus annuity, along with the benefits of our
top-rated life insurance, disability income and
long-term care insurance plans.
JEFF SCHAECHER, (309) 793-4218
[email protected]
CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF PEORIA
OFFICE OF PRIESTLY VOCATIONS
“In receiving holy orders, one is destined to the
most sublime ministry, that of serving Jesus Christ
in the sacrament of the alter.”
St. Alphonsus De Liguori
March 2015 Prayer Intentions
1. Monsignor Stanley Deptula
2. Monsignor James Kruse
3. Mrs. Amy Chovan
4. Rev. Mr. Joseph Baker
5. Rev. Mr. Eric Bolek
6. Rev. Mr. Adam Cesarek
7. Rev. Mr. Matthew Deptula
8. Rev. Mr. Alexander Millar
9. Rev. Mr. Jacob Valle
10. Anthony Alwan
11. Brian Bibb
12. Lee Brokaw
13. Blake Brooks
14. Chad Cagle
15. Taylor Caputo
16. Zachary Leskanich
17. Zuhair Madanat
18. Ryan Mattingly
19. Alexander Miller
20. Daniel McShane
21. Andru O’Brien
22. Michael Pica
23. Stephen Rogers
24. Nicolas Wilson
25. All Seminarians
26. All Parents of Seminarians
27. All Religious Sisters
28. All Priests of the Diocese of Peoria
29. The Holy Father
30. Most Rev. Daniel R. Jenky, C.S.C.
31. Monsignor Brian Brownsey
St. Therese, Patroness of Vocations, Pray for Us.
DON’T FORGET NEWMAN
Your Newman Contribution supports a Catholic
presence on our non-catholic Colleges and
Universities. Give what you can afford. Checks
should be made payable to Illinois State Council
KofC Charities, Inc., this makes them tax
deductible, and checks should be sent to Illinois
State Council KofC Charities Inc., P.O. Box 681,
Kankakee, Il. 60901-0681. If you need another
form, contact JACK SWAN, FRED
LUCKENBILL OR JIM CASEY.
I BEG YOUR PARDON
I included a few names of beloved ladies who have
passed away in the ladies birthday section for
February. My sincere apologies to anyone,
especially their loved ones, whom I may have
offended.
OUR FUTURE FUND REPORT
The 3 digit game is a great way to contribute to
your council’s future fund and have a chance to
win money every day. For $10 every 4 months
($27 for the full year), you have a chance to win
$25 every weekday and at least $50 on weekends!
The Winners Since Our Last Newsletter Are:
$25 – Glenn Wells
$25 – Mary Jo Pulford
$50 – Roger Freiburg $50 – Kim Womack
Congratulations to all of our winners!
Off to a slow start!
This year has only brought us 4 winning
numbers so far through February 19th. This only
tells me we need to get more people involved. The
more people playing means the more winners there
are. Could you imagine a winner every day??!!
Please spread the word about our 3 digit raffle.
Only $27 for the year buys you a chance at $25 or
more every day of the week.
We appreciate all of your support and good luck
for the rest of the series!
Tarre Kroft
Chairman – Our Future Fund And 3 Digit Raffle
Allouez Council #658
[email protected]
2612 38th St
Rock Island, IL 61201
309-948-4848
PHOTOS ON THE WEB
Families & Knights of the Month
October - Olson Family Labor Day Parade Participation
November - James Mack –
Basketball Free Throw
Chairman
December - Dave Yordy –
Stepping in as Deputy Grand
Knight
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December - Kroft Family Stepping up as F.S./Spelling
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Asst.
January - Scarpinato Family Pro Life Breakfast
Past Grand Knight Plaque
January - Matt Small Wood Stepping Up as Coffee &
Conversation Chairman
Jack Swan - in Sincere
Appreciation and Recognition
of Outstanding and Dedicated
Service
SCHEDULE OF UPCOMING EVENTS
2015
Mar. 1
Coffee & Conversation, Farrell Hall
Mar. 2
Allouez Council Officers’ Meeting, Farrell Hall
Mar. 3
Community Awards Night, Christ the King
Doors open 6:30 and presentation 7:00 p.m.
Mar. 12
Allouez Council 658 Meeting, Farrell Hall,
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting, Farrell Hall
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Mar. 14
St. Patrick's Day Mass & Parade, St. Mary’s, Rock Island Mass 10 a.m. & Parade 11:30 a.m.
Mar. 17
St. Patrick’s Day
Mar. 26
Father Bader Assembly Stag Business Meeting Pizza & Subs, Rock Island
White (Report of Nominating Committee)
Eat 5:30 and Meeting7:00p.m.
Apr. 5
Easter Sunday
Apr. 6
KofC/St. Pius X Blood Draw, Farrell Hall
Allouez Council Officers’ Meeting, Farrell Hall
Apr. 9
Allouez Council 658 Meeting, Farrell Hall,
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting, Farrell Hall
after 7:00 a.m. & 9 a.m. Masses
6:30 p.m.
2:00 to 6:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Apr. 24-26 IL State Convention, Westin Hotel, Itasca
May 2
Italian-American Society Authentic Italian Dinner, Farrell Hall
May 3
Coffee & Conversation, Farrell Hall
May 4
Allouez Council Officers’ Meeting, Farrell Hall
May 7
Father Bader Assembly Business Meeting
May 14
Holy Hour followed by Dinner
Allouez Council 658 Meeting, Farrell Hall,
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting, Farrell Hall
5:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
May 25
Memorial Day Mass, Calvary Cemetery
9:00 a.m.
Jun. 1
Allouez Council Officers’ Meeting, Farrell Hall
6:30 p.m.
Jun. 4 or 5 Father Bader Assembly - Recognition Night Dinner
(Election of Officers)
4:00 -7:00 p.m.
after 7:00 a.m. & 9 a.m. Masses
6:30 p.m.
TBA
TBD
Jun. 11
Allouez Council 658 Meeting, Farrell Hall,
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting, Farrell Hall
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Jun. 13
Flag Retirement Ceremony, Rock Island Arsenal
Jun. 14
Civic Awards Night, Holiday Inn, Rock Island
Jul. 6
Allouez Council Officers’ Meeting, Farrell Hall
6:30 p.m.
Jul. 9
Allouez Council 658 Meeting, Farrell Hall,
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting, Farrell Hall
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
5:00 social, 6:00 Dinner
Sep. 18-19 I.D. Drive - Contact Louie Alongi for Time/Location
Sep. 20
I.D. Drive
St. Pius X Fall Festival, Rock Island
Oct. 12
KofC/St. Pius X Blood Draw, Farrell Hall
Dec. 12
S.A. Red Kettle Drive. (tent./ Date TBD)
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2:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Da Bears Den Barber Shop
3706 - 14th Ave.
Rock Island, IL
Walk-ins Welcome
Tonya McLane
309-786-0032
Colman Florists
Business Telephone Systems Unified Communications
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Aledo, IL 61231
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309.786.9625
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Funeral Home
608 20th Street
Rock Island, IL 61201
309-788-5649
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New Frontier
Barber Shop
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323 - 18th Street Rock Island
786-5177
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Painting and Wallpapering
3617 - 35th Avenue
Rock Island, Illinois
309/794-1430
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797-1900
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Wheelan-Pressly Funeral Home
Steven D. Ressly, Owner
3030 - 7th Avenue
LAW OFFICES OF
CLARENCE DARROW
1515 4th Avenue
Rock Island
794-9163
BRO. CLARENCE DARROW
(309) 786-5421
Rock Island, IL 61201
ROCK ISLAND
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery and Mausoleum
S T. M A R Y ’ S
CEMETERY and MAUSOLEUM
309-755-3672
Specializing in
Cooking & Cooking Shows
Bridal Showers, Fundraisers, and
Business Opportunities
in the QC Area
WALTS SERVICE INC.
2827 18th Avenue
Rock Island, IL 61201
MINOR AUTO REPAIRS 309/786-4747
Bro. Walt Schaecher
Bro. Joe Schaecher
GERLEMAN
CHIR OPR AC TIC
CLINIC
504 West 1st Street
MILAN, ILLINOIS
Phone: 787-4944
BRO. Dr. Charles Gerleman
KULIG ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING &
TAX CONSULTANT
309-764-4552
FAX 309-764-5600
3760 41st Street Suite 4
Maura Milas Vroman, D.D.S., M.S.
Moline, Illinois 61265
2131 1st Street A - Moline, IL
(309) 797-0106
www.vromanortho.com
Markers & Memorials
4205 - 30th Street
Rock Island
Bro. ROBERT KULIG
BRO. MARK HUGGINS
[email protected]
Licensed Orthodontist in Iowa,
Licensed Dentist in Illinois