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St. Ignatius Loyola Parish October 19 ,2014 And We Mourn With You M ASS I NTENTIONS MONDAY Oct. 20, 2014, St. Paul of the Cross 7:00 AM Dolly Esposito 9:00AM George O’Grady TUESDAY October 21, 2014 7:00AM Intentions of Fr. Benjamin 9:00AM Antoinette Cipullo WEDNESDAY October 22, 2014 St. Pope John Paul II 7:00AM Intentions of Donor 9:00AM Special Intentions of Fr. Benjamin THURSDAY Oct. 23, 2014 St. John of Capistrano 7:00AM Special Intentions of Fr. Benjamin 9:00 AM Michael Martinelli III FRIDAY: October 24, 2014 St. Anthony Mary Claret 7:00AM Louis Parmigiani, Sr. 9:00AM Special Intentions of Fr. Benjamin 7:30PM Holy Hour—Respect Life SATURDAY October 25, 2014 9:00AM Alice and B. Medard Ofenloch 5:00PM John and Dolores Fabianski SUNDAY October 26, 2014 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30AM Parishioners of St. Ignatius Loyola 9:30 AM George A. Thomas 11:00AM Malachi McGuire . 12:30PM Helen McGowan 5:15PM Special Intentions of Fr. Bernjamin 7:00 PM Crispin Ramirez -Spanish Mass Mark Stapleton, Cecilia McLaughlin, John & Mary D’Antonio, Gloria Lane, CPL. Garrett Carnes, USMC, Anna Palewski, Philip Zederbaum, Michael Maher, Patrick McGee, Dawn Levchenko, Harry Mulligan, John Lupski, Raymond Morris, Maria Es- tupinan, Theresa Locke, Maureen Remsky, Joanne Wallick, Thomas Duffy, Margaret Kropac, Bridget and Anthony Tardugno, Brian Crowley, Newborn Luke Major, Mary Burdo, William Lee and Ernest Calza, Pedro Dobladillo, Infant Gabrielle Hailey Scannella, William Horbs, Stanley Braja, Rose Marie Heitschusen, Angelique Cadarr, Phillip R. Sanita, Claire McCarthy, Jr. We Pray For Our Sick
We Celebrate our Sacraments Marriage Banns
St Ignatius Loyola Parish October 19, 2014 S ACRIFICIAL G IVING Sunday, October 12, 2014 $12,790 Maintenance $ 3,970 Middle East $ 902
Sunday, October 13, 2013 $ 14,455 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Theme: The Greatest Commandment - "Love". Breaking Open the Word- Suggested text for faith sharing: Gospel Mt 22:34-40
again to this familiar teaching of Jesus, what caught your ear in it today? What line or word from the reading lingers in your memory Step Two: Look into Your Life Question for Children: We show our love for Je- sus by loving our friends and family. Share one way that you show your love.
love others as we love ourselves. Do you love your- self? Can you see the good that God has put within you? Do you find it easier to love others or your- self?
ments which Jesus teaches today in your own words? For each of them, share how it has become part of your life. As stated in last week’s bulletin, the parish garage sale on October 5th was a great success. Chairladies Karen Warner and Barbara Cheslock thank every- one who participated in large and small ways. We would be remiss if we did not mention the following,: Thanks to the two youth groups that meet on Friday nights. They helped to transport all of the goods from the two garages to the auditorium. As parents came to pick up their children, they joined the group of transporters. Special thanks to three men who stayed until 10:30 when the task was completed: Aldo Ca- nalis, Jorge Cruz and Adonoy Calidonio. Thanks also go to the group of dedicated workers who set up on Saturday and those who helped on the sale day: Lou Ellen Klints, Charlie and Gen Prancl, Kathy Dolan, Phyllis and Paul Partenio, Anna Marie Esquerra, Virginia Da Silva, Darren Sadowski, Nancy Dodd, Peggy Gill, Brian Doyle, Ryan Wimbis- cus, Carol Hogan and June Garger. A special thanks to Bill Cheslock for all his lifting and hauling, even days after the event and to the dedicated Facilities Staff. This sale was also a success because of all the peo- ple who donated such wonderful and valuable treas- ures. We’re happy to report that we made a profit of $4,342 for St. Ignatius Church. Again a sincere thanks to all who participated in any way. St Ignatius Loyola Parish October 19, 2014
Stewardship Thought For the Week The bishops’ pastoral letter on stewardship reminds us, “Jesus not only calls people to Him but also forms them and sends them out in His service. Being sent on a mission is a consequence of being disci- ples. Living Stewardship We are grateful this week for all STEWARDS in our parish who re-prioritize their giving in these chal- lenging times and the faith to keep the mission of Christ first!
URGENT
I want to say “thank you” to all the volunteers who are giving their time to help the children in our parish. However, we are still in desperate need of a catechist for the following grade level. Level 4-1 Please prayerfully think about helping us and the children. . If you are able to volunteer your time, please call Colleen at the Religious Education Office at 935-6873. Thank you
The Vocational Education and Extension Board School of Practical Nursing invites you to attend an Open House, Sunday October 26 th from 9am to 2pm in the new school. Please stop by to see how this school is utilizing the building in their mission to help others become nurses. In the Gospel today, Jesus says: “Repay to Cae- sar what belongs to Caesar and to God what be- longs to God.” When God is the center of our lives, there is no problem with giving others their due.
Through your gift to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, you are helping your neighbor who is hungry, hopeless and frightened to know that they belong to God. Open House Where: St. John the Baptist Diocesan H.S.
Montauk Highway, West Islip When: Today, October 19th Time:
10:30am to 2PM Open to families of 7th and 8th graders and in- terested transfer students. If you have any ques- tions call (631) 587-8000 Ext. 113 or visit their website stjohnthebaptisths.net
WORLD MISSION SUNDAY
Every year at this time the Church celebrates World Mission Sunday. This is to remind us of our universal nature as a Church. The word Catholic means universal. As Catholic Christians, we are con- nected to all of our brothers and sisters both poor and rich, young and old around the world. We particu- larly have a responsibility to take care of our brothers and sisters who are materially poor. This is why we have the Missions.
We are invited to reach out and help build the Church in Mongolia, the youngest member of our Catholic Church, as well as our local churches throughout the Missions, in the most remote area across the world. Your prayers and generous gift to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, in the collection to- day, help the world of priests, religious and lay leaders in Mongolia and throughout the Missions who of- fer the poor practical help and the experience of God’s love and mercy, His hope and peace. Pray for all our Missionaries like Fr. Saul of the Missionaries Javerianos de Yarumal, who served the Church in Kenya, Kammaroon, Ivory coast and Fr. Joe McCabe, MaryKnoll who has served our church in Africa and Russia. We thank you for your generosity to this very worthy cause. THE GOSPEL
In today’s Gospel, Jesus is put into a trap by the Pharisee, who did not support the tax to Rome, and the Herodians, who supported Caesar, with the question of paying taxes to Caesar. Jesus in his own way, turns the tables on them, by saying that as good citizens we are to pay what is due the government. If a government, represented by Caesar, becomes oppressive we are to correct it in peaceful ways.
When Jesus says “give to God what is God’s”, he means that all areas of life belong to God. Jesus is not splitting up a two world kingdom between Church and State. Matthew 22 culminates this by Jesus telling us “you should love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind and soul and love one’s neighbor as oneself.” Human beings, not coins, bear the true image of the living God and no edict from Caesar or any President, can absolve us from the mandate of loving God and to see God in our neighbor. There are instances where we as a Catholic community can no longer be that silent majority allowing our govern- ment to take an innocent life, such as the unborn or rob us of our freedoms in our expressions of faith. Nor should we allow the government to tell us who should be put to death when we believe that the image of God is found even in the worse of persons. We are to stand up as people of life. WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND OUR FACILITIES?
Please join Nassau County’s VEEB School of Nursing for the Open House next Sunday, Oct.26 th located in what was called the new school. This is a great addition to our parish helping us to help others in medicine and to pay our bills. It is amazing what a little carpentry work can do to transform a building.
The boiler has been installed to heat both of our buildings (Old School & VEEB). Now we just need to pay the bill of $54,000. I realize that we have had many collections in the past,. however, this is very important to help keep our young people, catechists, parishioners and our renters warm. Your gener- osity is greatly appreciated.
May we continue to do all things for the greater glory of God. May God bless you and Mary keep you and your families always. St. Ignatius Loyola, pray for us! On a personal note, I just lost my Uncle Bob Korkuc who died last Saturday. It is because of him and his family that I came to Long Island. I shall be ever grateful to him. Please keep his family and my family in your prayers. May Uncle Bob rest in God’s peace. Fr. Jim Pastor October 19,2014 29 th Sunday in Ordinary Time World Mission Sunday Mt. 21:15-21 St Ignatius Loyola Parish October 19, 2014 St. Ignatius Boy Scout Troop 382 Pancake Breakfast When: Sunday, October 26, 2014 Tine: 8am to 10am Cost: $10. per person Where: Applebee’s Restaurant
938 S. Broadway, Hicksville For tickets or more information, please contact Maria at (516) 603-4555. Enjoy a short stack for a tall cause! Family Mass
October 26th at 9:30 am in the church. All are invited and we would appreciate it if you could bring a non-perishable item for St. Igna- tius Human Services. God bless you for your generosity. .
Here are some events taking place this month and we encourage our parishioners to join us.
spect Life Issues sponsored by Fr. Henry Stattler and the Respect Life Ministry of St. Martin’s in Beth- page which will be held at St. Ignatius in Classroom 5 of the Old School. He will discuss topics on the beginning and ending of life and you will learn that the Church does not just say “no”- but offers healthy alternatives.
from 7:30pm to 8:30pm in the Church. Please see flyer in this bulletin. Martha’s Guild Rosary Making The next session of Martha’s Guild Rosary Making will be Tuesday, October 21st from 7PM to 9PM in Room B of the Old School Cafeteria.
St Ignatius Loyola Parish October 19, 2014 C OMMUNITY N EWS This week at St. Ignatius Loyola Sunday, Oct. 19th Monday, Oct. 20th 7:30a B,S. Sale Pancake Tickets 9am Eagle Ct. of Honor 7pm SCJ Youth Group 9:30a Catholic Daughters 7pm Dance-Spanish
9:30aSentor de los-Practice 7pm Charismatic Spanish 2pm Sentordelos Milagro 7:30pm St Ann’s Prayer 5pm Choir-Spanish
7:30pm Respect Life 5:30pm Baptism-Spanish
Class
Tuesday, Oct. 21st
9:30am Scripture Meeting 7am Trip-Cloisters 7pm Choir-Spanish
5pm Rel Upper Grades 7pm Rosary Making
5pm Children Choir 7:30pm
Adult Choir
Friday, Oct. 24th 2pm Respect for Life 6pm Charismatic-Span 6pm CYO
7pm Dance-Spanish 7pm SCJ Youth Group 7pm Lego Club
7pm Mid. School Youth 7pm Boy Scouts 382 7:30pm Pastoral Form.
7:30pm
Holy Hour.
Respect Life
Saturday, Oct. 25th 7:30am Men’s Prayer
8am Rel .Lower Grades 8:30am ESL
12pm CYO
Join us for World Youth Day in Poland-2016 For more information, please contact Katie Crayne, email: kk02cray@gmail.com, cell: (516) 353-0310 or Carlos Campos, cell: (631) 671-4508, email: klocampos@gmail.com. There is also a meeting on October 22nd at 7:30 pm in St. Agnes Parish Center regarding the trip to World Youth Day in Poland. If interested, please contact Katie Crayne no later than October 21st.
This week we received a letter from Alexander Paricak from Boy Scout Troop 382 expressing his thanks to all our parishioners in making his car wash a huge success raising a total of $511. This money will be used to fund his Eagle Project for A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility. He also wants to give a big thank you to our Tony Condron for his tremendous support and cooperation with the car wash. Manhattan College invites you to attend a re- ception for alumni and friends on Wednesday, Nov. 19th at the Rockville Links Club from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at $30 pp. Visit manhattan.edu/alumni for more informa- tion and to register.
COMUNIDAD HISPANA 10/12/14 DOMINGO MUNDIAL DE LAS MISIONES Editado por Ytala y Gabriel Ruiz Boletín: 25 Cuando leemos el evangelio de hoy, quizás pensemos que Jesús al ascender nos ha dejado , se ha ido excesivamente lejos, porque el cielo esta dema- siado lejano para nosotros. Sin embargo el cielo no es más que la comunión con Dios , volver a vivir en la plenitud, en la unidad con el Padre. Por eso, es tan importante tener fe, porque quien no la tiene no piensa en esa dimensión de la vi- da y vive más apegado a la tierra. Pero para el cre- yente, la fe es llegar a la meta, a la felicidad, al en- cuentro personal con Dios al que hemos conocido a través de Jesús.. Jesús nos da fuerza, energía y ánimo para que llevemos Y COMPARTAMOS la Palabra re- velada. Con toda claridad nos dice que no esta- mos solos, que Él nos acompaña en esta tarea que nos ha encomendado y cada vez que celebremos la Eu- caristía se hace presencia entre nosotros y somos noso- tros los que le seguimos los que tenemos que dar testi- monio de el entre los más marginados de la tierra. GANA PUNTOS CON DIOS! INVITA A LA MISA OTRA PERSONA LOS DOMINGOS A LAS 7:00 PM.
CLASES : A Las 5:30 PM. Segundo y Tercer Domingo de cada mes, en el sótano de la escuela. Padrinos, madrinas, papás y mamás deben asistir, y quedarse en la misa de las 7 PM. No es necesario hacer una cita para registrarse, pues en la clase lo hacen. No olvides traer el registro de nacimiento del niño (a).
con ROSA y ROBERTO ROMERO: 516- 749-4693 / 516-749-5135. Muchas Gracias por venir a las CLASES Y A LA MISA! INSCRÍBETE EN LA CATEQUESIS DE ADULTOS de 18 años en adelante. Te falta el Bautismo, la Primera Comunión, la Confirmación, el Ma- trimonio? Por favor, habla con: MARIO GÓMEZ, KARINA DEL MAR, JOSÉ CONTRERAS, DELFINA HERNÁNDEZ, ROSA-JOSÉ ROME- RO, JULIETA McLAUGHLIN. CLASE: DOMINGO 26 DE OCTU- BRE, en el sótano de la Escuela. 4:30 pm. Hace parte de la clase que- darse en la Misa de 7pm. NO FALTES POR FAVOR. ! MUCHAS GRACIAS POR TODO SU APOYO EN LA CELEBRACION DEL DÍA DE LA RAZA. CORO DE LOS NIÑOS:
Los ensayos son los martes a las 7:30 pm. Habla con Leiny. Gracias padres y responsables!
Ya comenzamos! Sábados de 9 a 11am. En el sótano de Servicions Humanos. Inscríbete Lissette Muñoz. Aprovecha! SERVIMOS A DIOS! Pastor: Rev. James T. Stachacz Pastor asociado: Rev. Saúl Londoño Coordinación: Mario Gómez y Erika A. Consejera de la Comunidad: Julieta Mc. Catequesis: José Contreras y Mario Gómez Clases Bautizos: Roberto y Rosa Romero Clases Inglés: Lissette Muñoz, Néstary Martinez, Brenda & Ingrid Aguilar Comité Festejos: Lorena Medrano, Erika y Jaime Aldana, Maribel Adames, Luis Reyes, Tesla Calderón, Ana Berrios, Rosa Molina, Cistina Díaz, Álvaro Meléndez. Comunicaciones: Ytala y Gabriel Ruiz, María Romero, Padre Saúl Londoño. Divina Misericordia: Delfina Hernández, Asunción Rivera . Ensayos Bodas , Celebraciones de 15- 16 años: Lorena Medrano, Leny Esc.obar. Hospitalidad y Colectas: Marta Romero, Luis Reyes, Guadalupe Aguilar. Jardín Hispano: Guadalupe y Fidel Z. Lectura Misas de los Niños (as): Viviana Echeverry y Dina Tenas. Liturgia Dominical Niños (as): Carmen Gómez, Elva Cordone, Cindy Medrano, Dina. Ministerio de la Palabra: Jaime Aldana Ministerio de los Enfermos: Rosio Rivera, Romy Taveras, Rosa Rodríguez. Ministerio Sagrado Corazón de Jesús: Karina del Mar y Jovana Arteaga. Ministerio de Música, Coro de los Niños y Danzas: Leiny y Antonio Escobar Ministros Extraordinarios de la Comunión y Sacristía: Juan Hernández, Rosío Rivera. Monaguillos (Servidores del Altar) Giselle Hernández, padrinos y madrinas. Movimiento Familiar Cristiano Católico: Roberto y Rosa Romero. Pastoral Juvenil: Carlos Campos, Lissette Muñoz, Ytala y Gabriel Ruiz, Isabel y Diego Gonzales, Carla Duran, Samuel Sanchez y padre Saúl. Pre-Cana: Mario y Dora Gómez Renovación Carismática: Rosio Rivera, Rosa Gutiérrez y Servidores. Seguridad: Orlando Cruz, Diego Echeverry Welcoming de países mas allá de nuestro CONTINENTE: Oscar Hernández Y Miguel Ángel Muñoz
P RAY F OR O UR M ILITARY Anyone with a family member serving in the military, please forward their name and rank to our bulletin editor at bulletin1859@aol.com or bring the name to our Rec- tory Front Office. We pray to give all of our soldiers the
Sgt First Class. Matthew Loheide SSgt. Kevin J. Hennelly Lt. Jonathan W. Lang Lt. Jeanine A. Lang SPC Justin T. Sikorski Sgt. Mathew Burrafato DCC James Pennington Col. Paul J. Laughlin Gunnery Sgt. Dan Lalota Captain. Patrick O. Kelly, USMC Sgt. Thomas P. McLoughlin, USMC Atan Lisa Olynk, USN M Sgt. Michael Marascia Sgt. Stephen L. Emlaw
P.O.Third Class E-4 Kyle A. Kamermayer, Navy Major Edward A. McGoldrick, US Army Steven Orbon, 1st Lt., U.S. Army Lt. David Jacobs Pvt. Thomas Wright Airman Peter F. Clark, USAF Capt. Joseph Whittaker, USMC LCPL Michael J. Mc Ilwrath, USMC 1st Lt. James Michael Vaz, U.S. Army Louis Bombardiere, USMC Gunnery Sgt. Brian Moran, USMC Second Lt. Bridget Flatley, USAF Cpt. Richard Macchio Pvt. Joseph Gergely, U.S.M.C. LTJG Alie Disher, U.S.N. LTJG John Patrick Orr, USN, C.E.C. PVC Andrew Hughes Airman Denis C. Clark, USAF Sgt. Lotachukwu Okoye 1st Lt. Brian W. Way, USMC
PFC. Christopher Paradiso, U.S.M. PFC Jim Arbelaez, US Marine SPC Dustin Lusby LTJG Christopher Medford, US Navy Lt. Lindsay Conte, USN Sgt. Matthew Mercurio Sgt. Phillip Michael Yopp, U.S. Army St. Ignatius Loyola Parish October 19, 2014 Vendors Wanted St. Ignatius Boy Scouts Troop 382 Craft Fair When: Sunday, November 30th Time: 9am to 4pm Where: St. Ignatius Loyola Parish, E. Nicholai St.
Hicksville. (Msgr. Tarrant Hall) If interested, please call the following contacts by November 10, 2014: Maria at (516) 942-7910 Debbie at (516) 455-4356 Or e-mail Troop382craftfair@gmail.com
Chess Club
You are invited to join Mr. Toner and the Chess Club in the New School Cafeteria for friendly games Sun., October 26th from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 .m All ages and all levels of players, from beginners to advanced, are encouraged to come down and play. Chess sets will be provided or you can bring your own set if you have one. For more information, call the Rectory at 931-0056.
When:
Saturday, November 8, 2014 Time:
7pm to 12AM Cost:
$45 per person Where:
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Church, Parish Hall
1434 Straight Path, Wyandanch Entertainment: DJ There will be a Happy Hour with beer, wine and soda plus a Buffet Dinner with coffee, tea and dessert. Donations of completed Raffle Baskets can be brought to their parish office or you can call (631) 643-7568.
St. Ignatius Loyola Parish October 19, 2014 Catholic Daughters Dinner Dance
Looking for a hopping Saturday night? We have it all for you!
Music, dancing, lessons, food, raffles, and more!
Saturday, Nov. 15th, the Catholic Daugh- ters are hosting a dinner dance at St. Ignatius Loyola. Join in on the free dance lesson given by the Huntington Lindy Hoppers. Come dressed in your best "vintage style" from the 40s and 50s. Then show off your steps to jazz and lindy stylings of the Tommy James Quartet.
A hot buffet, BYOB, raffles, and a 50/50 will round out the night. To get your tickets early, contact Marian at 516 -938-9285 or scotti3@optonline.net. Doors Open: 7:00 PM Lesson: 7:30 PM Band: 8:00 PM Location: St. Ignatius Loyola Church, Monsignor Tarrant Hall (LIE Exit 41 S 1.5 miles on Rt. 107) Tickets: $25 (includes buffet and dance lesson)
Single Catholics of Long Island New Member Orientation When:
Tuesday, October 28, 2014 Time:
8PM Where:
St. Frances De Chantal School 1309
Wantagh Ave.
Please bring proof of single status to join. Refreshments will follow after meeting.
For further information, please call Carol at (516) 794-4933 or Eileen at (516) 661-4353. St. Ignatius Loyola Parish October 19, 2014 Bus Trip to the Sands Casino Bethlehem, PA Hosted by St. Ignatius Loyola’s Catholic Daughters of the Americas
When: Tuesday, November 11, 2014 Cost: $42 per person, which includes the
driver’s tip
Give back: $30 slot play and $5 food voucher Time:
Bus leaves at 9 am sharp. Please
arrive at 8:30 am. Return approx. 8:30
pm Place: We will meet at the Burns Ave.
Elementary School, Burns Ave. Hicksville. Reservations: call Barbara at (516) 935-5576
etc Family, Marriage, and Individual Therapy Family, marriage, and individual therapy, pro- vided by New York State licensed therapists, are available to our parish and 147 other par- ishes. This program, under the direction of Dr. George Giuliani, has been conducted in the Diocese for the past 38 years for the conven- ience of parishioners. It is provided by the Catholic Counseling Center, a proprietary pro- fessional corporation, which is independent of and not controlled or supervised by the parish or Diocese. Most insurance policies, including Medicare, are honored. For confidential in- formation and appointments, please call Dr. Giuliani at the Catholic Counseling Center at (631) 243-2503 or go to their website: the- catholiccounselingcenter.com. All their thera- pists have always been licensed psychologists or licensed clinical social workers. Church Ministries Thinking about becoming a liturgical minister or want to share your talents? Please complete the following form: I would like to volunteer in the following parish ministry: ( ) Altar Server
( ) Hospitality (
) Usher (
) Greeter ( ) RCIA
( ) Liturgy with Children (
Lector (
) Eucharistic Minister
( ) Consolation Minister
( ) Landscaping/Planting (
) Plumber (
) Handy Man/Woman (
) Painter
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) Pre-Cana ( ) Catholic Ministry Appeal
( ) Adult Lending Library ( ) St. Vincent de Paul Society
( ) Human Services ( ) Stewardship
( ) Electrician Name_____________________________________________________________________
Address___________________________________________________________________ Phone____________________________________ E-mail__________________________
Please place in collection basket or return to Rectory Office. Thank you.
Thank You to all who have given so generously to the Catholic Ministries Appeal. We still have some more ground to cover. Currently, here are our statistics as of September 30, 2014: Goal: $80,000.00 Total Pledged: $64,394 Number of Donors: 340 Total Paid: $59,422 Percentage of Goal: 74% It does not matter how large or how small your donation is. It is the thought and giving from one’s means that counts. When we make 80% of our goal, we receive money back. Fr. Jim, Pastor.
Mrs. Elvira Baroletti, Ms. Jo Ann Brancato, M/M Ernest Calza, Mrs. Eleanor Chambers, Peter Cunning- ham, M/M Joseph D. Curley, Ms. Carmella and Joan Doucette, M/M Paul Drago, M/M Joseph Dubon, M/M Eugene Eckerle, M/M Kenneth Fitzgerald, Mrs. Catherine Fowler, M/M Andrew Garger, M/M Ray- mond Guckengerger, Ms. Frances M. Gullo, M/M Richard Hammond, M/M Henry Handschuh, Mrs. Rose M. Heitshusen, Mrs. Rita Horney, Joseph Horodecki, M/M Edward Hughes, M/M Jeremiah Hyde, M/M Michael Jones, M/M William Lee, M/M Joseph Loheide, M/M Dennis McKenna, Mrs. Julieta McLaughlin, Rory Mercurio, Mrs. S. Mieckowski, M/M E. Milacek, M/M Anthony Montlbano, Ms. Joan Nadal, M/M Vincent Ramundo, M/M Robert Renner, M/M John Rigert, M/M Patrick Scotti, Ms. Ann Shearer, M/M B. Sierra, Mrs. Mary Spadola, Emil J. Valdes, Thomas F. Varvaro, Sr., Frederick Youngblood, Mrs. Mary Zadrozny, Ms. Karen M. Anderone, M/M Richard Aubain, M/M Joseph Basso, Mrs. Dorothy Beck, M/M Robert Becker, M/M Anthony Bennardo, M/M S. Bento, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, M/M Kenneth Bruder, M/M James Butler, Louis Cali, Ms. Ginamarie Cassiero, M/M Cono Cimino, M/M Thomas Clark, Mrs. Eleanor Crosio, Mrs. Joan Cunningham, M/M Robert Czarniecki, Mrs. Kathleen Dammes, M/M Edward Danowksi, Michael Dempsey, M/M J. Dennean, Mrs. Antonina DeVito, M/M Ed- ward Dodd, M/M G. Doherty, Joan Eckard, Ms. Elizabeth Fitzgibbon, M/M John Flanagan, M/M Jeffrey Foster, James and Joann Garofolo, Ms. Susan Giles, Mrs. Jean Giovanniello, M/M Norman Gluf, Mrs. Janet Graziose, Mrs. Marie Hahn, M/M William Hanner, Mrs. Anne Harkins, Mrs. Jo Ann Hayes, M/M John Hickey, M/M Daniel Hogan, Edward Hojnowski, M/M John Huber, M/M Benny Joseph, Frank Kas- sel, Robert J. Kluck, M/M Mitchell Koprowski, Miss Phyllis Kowalski, M/M Raymond LaGuarina, Mrs. Rita LaMonte, Mary Ann Lang, M/M Joseph Lap, M/M James Lever, Ms. Teresa Loheide, Mrs. Marie Londino, M/M William MacMelville, M/M Frank Marangiello, M/M O. Marchione, Sr., M/M James Martillo, D. Mastrianna, George McEntee, Mrs. Edward McLean, Ms. Loretta McNierney, Mrs. Rose McGeever, M/M T. Mierzejewski, Mrs. Joan Milano, M/M Ray Mirro, M/M Anthony Monti, Mrs. Florence Morris, Mrs. Mary Ann Neber, Mrs. Elinor Nolan, M/M George O’Grady, Mrs. Peter O’Reilly, Mary Orlando, M/M John O’Sullivan, M/M Thomas Palmeri, M/M O. Pascucci, M/M Thomas Pfeifer, M/ M Thomas Pramberger, M/M F. Pruziner, M/M Robert Rabbitt, Ms. Betsy Regan, M/M Stephen Rindos, Mrs. Dorothy Rogoza, Mrs. Francis Rusowicz, M/M John Russell, M/M Francis Rybak, Mrs. Jerome Sauer, Dr. Edward Saueracker, M/M John Schiavone, M/M H. Schleith, M/M Joseph Scimone, Mrs. Rose Scrofani, M/M Jakob Sehne, M/M Raymond Seidman, Mrs. Theodore J. Siry, Miss Lois Smith, M/M Thomas Smith, Mrs. Marion Starnes, M/M Robert Stengl, Mrs. Maureen Sullivan, Mrs. John Szabo, M/M Henry A. Totter, Thomas J. Walsh, Ms. Karen Warner, M/M Frank Way, Mrs. Grace Way, Mrs. Donald Wetzel, M/M Anthomy Wigdzinski, Miss Christine Willant, M/M A. Woessner, Mrs. Mary Yorke, Mrs. Gordon Zaino, Pat Zanzonico, M/M William Bohnemann, Mrs. Marie Boschert, M/M J. Brigandi, M/M Thomas Burt, M/M Robert Cassiero, M/M Hector Castro, M/M Paul Cesare, M/M William Cheslock, M/ M Peter Collins, M/M Brian Coyle, M/M Patrick Devlin, M/M C. Dougherty, M/M John Duca, Mrs. Mil- dred Duffy, M/M Anthony Espinal, Mrs. Maureen Gallagher, M/M Joseph Geary, Jr., M/M A. Geitner,
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