Navigator July 2019

“For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.� Mark 10:45

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Fair Oaks Council #6066 Division 5/District 7 Council http://www.kc6066.org Twitter: @KofCCouncil6066 Facebook: @FairoaksCouncil6066

“Fear Not” For Nothing is impossible with God

Inside this edition Grand Knights Message

3 Purposed budget

10-13

Adoration and Prayers

4 Purposed Calender

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Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries

5 Calendar

First Degree Anniversaries

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Nominated Trustee 1 year & 3 year

5 Car Wash flyer insert

Knight and Family of the Month

6 Gold Tournament insert

Insurance Agent Message

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District Deputy Message

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New Knight

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Council & Our Community

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Officers GK Michael Ochoa

916-730-3178 DGK

Daniel Styer 916-849-8698

Recorder Mike Karelius Trustee 1-Year

Chaplin Rev. Fr. Aldrin 916-967-1229 Vacant* See page 5 Basarte Chancellor Trustee 2-Year Robert (Tony) Frank 916-337-9171 Mar n Abi-Nader Warden Trustee 3-Year David Wagner 916-508-5216 Vacant* Lecturer

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Advocate

Bill 916-802-5271 Bill Quiroz Heilmann Inside Guard Treasurer Rex Patrick 916-724-9645 916-849-8698 Dinneny Miles Outside Guard Financial Secretary Patrick Troy Olsen 916-961-8652 Wagner

Program Director

Patrick J Miles

Faith Director

Chuck E Friedrich

Cursillo Round Table Chair

Chuck E Friedrich

Community Director

Christopher J Ward

Habitat for Humanity Chair

Michael Ochoa

Life Director

Douglas A Crumley Jr

Pro Life Couple

Monica and Douglas A Crumley Jr

Health Service

Vacant

Public Rela ons

Andrew J Cunha

Navigator Publisher

Andrew J Cunha

Family Director

Mark A Montalvo

Membership Director

Francis J Abi-Nader

Recruitment Commi ee 1

Howard W Tank

Recruitment Commi ee 2

John P Brennan

Recruitment Commi ee 3

Mar n T Burgermyer

Reten on Chairman

Patrick J Miles

Insurance Promo on

Howard W Tank

Voca ons Round Table Chair David R Murray

“For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45

“For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45

For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many. Mark 10:45 As a brother Knight, I believe these words from our Lord and Savior from the Gospel of Mark should resonate with each of us as a Knight. As Jesus did not come to this earth ‘”to be served”, neither did we join the Knights “to be served.” In fact, isn’t it quite the opposite? We joined the Knights to serve.

Preschool Carwash Fundraiser Quarterly Pancake Breakfasts Mother’s Appreciation Luncheon NFL Raffles beginning this football season Claire’s House and Joshua Luncheon

We are also continuing our yearly Council Golf Tournament, Oktoberfest, St. Patrick’s Day Dinner and more! I encourage you to look for opportunities to sign up and with our “SignUp” on-line volunteer system. And, if you are compelled to get more involved So let’s talk about service. Currently our council has and want to serve as a director or be part of any of our 201 Knights with 65 of us Safe Environment compli- faith in action committees, please let me or DGK Danant who can volunteer at parish events. When we an- iel Styer, drdan_007@sbcglobal.net know. alyze our council demographic to those eligible to volunteer, across the board, each age group needs to im- Finally, Congratulations to our Brothers elected as 2019/20 Council Officers: Grand Knight - SK Michael prove. That was very apparent at the recent St. Mel Ochoa, Deputy Grand Knight - SK Daniel Styer, Treasurer - SK Patrick Miles, Chaplin - Father Aldrin Basarte, Chancellor Br. Robert (Tony) Martin, Warden - SK David Wagner, Advocate - SK Bill Quiroz, Recorder - SK Mike Karelius, Inside Guard - Br. Rex Dinneny, Outside Guard - Br. Troy Olsen, Trustee 2 Year - SK Frank Abi-Nader and Lecturer Br. Bill Heilmann and Financial Secretary - SK Patrick Wagner Two trustee positions will be voted upon at our July 11th General Meeting, nominations for Trustee 1 year Parish Rummage Sale for the Fr. Richard Doheny RePGK Bruce Fairchild and Trustee 3 year, Andrew ligious Education Fund. Many of us volunteers workCunha. ing the event could have used a hand or two of more volunteers. Especially for setup and clean up!

The cover of the of the Navigator this month is the first place award our Council This year I’m asking you to get involved and do what achieved Faith Activities in our Lord wants us to do, SERVE; in any capacity and 2018/19. Let’s carry build upon age group you’re able. We want and need you to help. what we did last year and recall And, to help on parish property you need to get Safe Jesus’ words, “For the Son of Man Environment trained and fingerprinted. Once you are, did not come to be served but to as we did last year, you will get the opportunity to serve and to give his life as a ranjump in and help when the call goes out for volunsom for many.” Mark 10:45. teers. In this month’s edition of the Navigator, I call your attention to our event calendar. We have several opportunities to serve including some new events like: July 2019 Navigator

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ADORATION CHAPEL SCHEDULE Tuesday Morning 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM

Name

Phone #

July

August

Mike Ochoa Bill Jones John Brennan Jim Carlson

916-730-3178 916-966-3911 916-967-1738 916-801-9373

2 /30 9 16 23

6 13 20 27

PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Our Church offers perpetual adora on of Jesus Christ truly present in the Most Blessed Sacrament. We invite you to come adore our Lord in our Chapel of the Holy Eucharist. The Council has reserved an Adora on Hour between 6:00

Please Pray For Please keep the following Knights and their families in your Prayers: David Abi-Nader, Delores Bousliman, (wife of deceased Knight Lloyd Bousliman), Brian Condon, George Chillemi, Al Dennis, Joe DiSessa, Fidelis Eke, Miguel Escobar, Michael Fox, Dan Heisler, Kathy Knutson (wife of Knight Ken Knutson), Paul Parker and wife Gerrie, Kim Tank (wife of Knight Howard Tank), Tony DiNapoli (Brother in law of Vic Warnerdam), Father Joshy Mathew, Diane Buzzard (Br Melvin Buzzards wife) Anthony Cunha (Br Andrew Cunha’s Father, and Tony Quezada.

ADORATION & BREW

First Wednesday of every month

Also, please pray for the souls of all our deceased Brother Knights including: QC Miles, father of DGK Pat Miles, SK Jerome Centabar, Mel Recacho, Dennis Reibold, Diana Fischer (wife of deceased Knight Warren Fischer), and Brother Carl Lang

To add or remove names in this section please contact, Navigator Editor, at AndrewJCunha@gmail.com

FRATERNITY OF FATHERHOOD

No better way to start the month! Spend time with Third Wednesday every month men in front of Jesus. It’s like a mini-retreat! AdoThe Fraternity of Fatherhood is for all men. Our ration and a brew. Meet at St. Mel Chapel. at 7PM. We desire is to serve the Lord in all areas of our lives and to pray together to The Lord then grab a quick brew with especially model our fatherhood after the example of friends at Fair Oaks brew pub.

God the Father and His goodness. There is a trust, friendship that is fostered in Christ. Real men- real talk!

“You learn to serve as St. Joseph did and realize that God has entrusted His children to your fatherly care”!

Fr. Santan Pinto, SOLT (9/13/47 -12/16/11) Meet at Denny’s in Orangevale 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm. Contact: Mike Allison text: 916- 834-6226 Meallison5@gmail.com

“For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45

“For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.� Mark 10:45

Birthdays William Douglas David Katie Bridget Judy Tessie Brendan Thomas Dorothy Laura Alex Kenneth Patrick Carol Michael

Waka Crumley Stein Cunha Sheppard Obayashi Punsalan O Neill Simon Ahern O Neill Estrella Knutson Wagner Hallissy Faber

1 2 2 2 2 4 4 5 8 8 8 11 11 12 13 14

Jerry Benjamin Edward Daniel Randy Jeri Dominick Joseph Jim Trevor John Michael Margaret Joyce Deborah

Buckman Pelka Orgon O Donahue Rozanski Parilo Anton Disessa Jackson Harris Brennan Punsalan Ang Carroll Waka

15 15 16 17 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 30 30 31

Wedding Anniversary Years

Melvin & Mary Kay Rose Francis & Judy Abi-Nader Anthony & Kathy Pescetti John & Christine Brennan James & Joyce Carroll Michael & Mai Faber Douglas & Monica Crumley Frank & Doreen Gastelum

*Trustee 1 year and 3 year will be voted on at the next general meeting on July 11th. Trustee 1 year nomination was Bruce Fairchild. Trustee 3 year nomination was Andrew Cunha.

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Dear all Knight Wives, If we have missed your anniversary we want to express our deepest apologies.

We know our system is not up to date.

Please notify FS Pat Wagner if we have missed you. Thank you

First Degree Anniversaries Day

Matthew Burke Johnathan Burke Robert Mayer Mark Montalvo Edmundo Corpuz

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Years

5 5 5 1 10

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Knight of the month

DGK Pat Miles and District 7 Deputy John Brennan recognize Br. Sergio Perera as the May Knight of the Month. As one of our council newer transfers from the bay area, Br. Sergio jumped right in to chair the Mother's and Father's Day, Spiritual Bouquet remembrance cards. He did a great job for this long standing council and parish tradition. Thanks Br. Sergio!!

By: Brother Mike Allison

Family of the month

The Murray family amazes our parish community by the way they help in the formation of our youth and young adults. Both Jenni and Br. Dave influenced so many lives it's difficult to put a number on it. Jenni's leadership of the Vocations Committee has reaped many rewards for our parish; including assisting and encouraging several young men to enroll in the seminary. Several became priests in our diocese. Br. Dave is very supportive the vocations ministry too; often he and Jenni have taken several trips to Mt. Angel Seminary in Oregon to visit our parish seminarians. They treat the like family! Br. has even become the renowned "Cookie" aficionado because of his cookie distribution when he visits. Finally, and just as important, is the Murray family dedication to the St. Mel parish Altar Server program. Both Jenni and Dave have taken the formation of our parish altar servers to a new level. Between Jenni's organization and Br. Dave's ability to apply the knowledge he received as a trained Diocesan catechist to the Parish 8th grade confirmation class, they are able relate to the children and reach them like no other parish ministry. Both Jenni and Dave demonstrate to our council and parish how to get the younger generation involved in our faith. They get the youth excited to serve in the mass with both reverence and enthusiasm! Because of their efforts, the St. Mel Altar Sever program is the model for the Diocese of Sacramento. They are truly worthy of Family of the Month recognition. Congratulations! “For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.� Mark 10:45

“For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS A Note from District Deputy MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR LIFE

Recently I lost a dear friend of mine. He had a small life policy with another company under $100k in value. A small retirement fund that he was putting money into. My friend a lifelong Catholic, a Brother Knight passed away at the age of 58. Most of us would consider this too early for our Lord to call someone home but unfortunately we have no control over his plan for any of us. A lot of the Brother Knights I visit feel they are set. This week I had an appointment with a Brother Knight who knew about our appointment but wasn't there. He left the entire meeting up to his wife because he had to plan out some cooking event! My time is valuable is so is yours.

I set time aside from my work and family to help families plan so they do not end up in the same predicament as my friend did.

The Brother finally showed up as his wife and I concluded our meeting. She had told me that he took the 50% pension option at his job. I asked her what she was planning on doing when her income drops off by 50% when he passes. There was the deer in the headlights look. He remained silent. I informed them that there are two options, one is life insurance to create a pension to replace the one from his job and the other is a settlement option on his retirement funds which will provide guaranteed income with no market risk.

Keep in mind that we take on market risk when we are trying to grow our money prior to retirement. Once we are in retirement mode we want guaranteed payouts and limited or no risk as we will need those funds to get us through retirement in case the good lord doesn't call us home early.

In closing my friend has four kids, two adults and two minors. His wife will reach the "blackout period" with social security survivor benefits on three of the four kids. She will receive no survivor benefits until she is 60(7 years) and only benefits on one of the four kids. How do you prevent this from occurring with your family? You take 30 minutes out of your valuable time to sit down with me and learn how the Knights will protect you in a Catholic way, a way our founder would be proud of. And not leave your family destitute.

Happy New Year! Yes, July 1st is the beginning of the new Columbian Year! Most Councils have a new slate of officers, or many of the officers are in a new role. Help is needed everywhere! Past officers can assist by being available to answer question for the new officers by offering advice to help the Council get off to a quick start. Before you know it, you will be planning for your Christmas celebrations. Don’t let the first few months fly by before you jump in to help!

First of all, no Knights of Columbus event or activity is going to be successful without volunteers. Everyone I know has a very busy schedule. And I know that every Council appreciates every volunteer minute that its members provide. To assist with your busy schedule, your Council will be publishing, if they haven’t already done so, the suggested and/or approved activities for the new Columbian Year. Please take time to review this calendar and see which activities you would like to participate in, either by helping at the event or by attending it. Personal family events are always going to be a priority, but don’t forget to plan for some of the Knights’ events, too. I find the joy of being a Knight truly comes being around and working with like-minded Catholic men and their families.

Is this the year that you are going to help your Council be a Star Council? Do you know what it takes to be a Star Council? You cannot achieve goals that you do not set.

Reach for Star Council! It’s more than just bringing in new members and protecting families through new insured Brothers. Council forms need to be completed timely, Safe Environment requirements for specific officers and Directors must be completed, and specific programs must be conducted during the Columbian Year.

Remember Faith in Action? It’s still here and it will help you achieve your goals. In each of the four categories, there is one required program that must be completed to achieve Star Council. These programs include: Faith – Spiritual Reflection Program Family – Consecration to the Holy Family (is it scheduled in your Council for Advent or Lent?)

Community – Helping Hands Life – Novena for Life Additional information on these programs and all the other featured and Supreme-recommended programs can be found at www.KofC.org.

Which program or activity do you want to make the commitment for now while your calendar is still open? The old Knight’s phrase is still relevant: You will get more out of it than you put in!

Vivat Jesus!

John Brennan District Deputy District 7

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Council & Our Community

GK Mike donated platelets at Vitalant.

DGK Pat Miles welcomes council new Br. Knight Claude Jones at his first council meeting! Br. Claude joined the Knights of Columbus via www.kofc.org/joinus

Brother Father Dean rockin it!!! We are proud to say you are from our Parish and K of C Council. “For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.� Mark 10:45

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TEE IT UP FOR CHARITY

SATURDAY, AUG 3, 2019 @ RANCHO MURIETA GC

Here’s an update on our Councils golf tournament. Lots to do to pull it all together. As always, our success will be directly related to your involvement as a Brother Knight.

We have a growing list of sponsors but need more knights to consider this as one way to support this event. In addition, you may know someone, friend, family member who would like to do a little advertising to a community in the Fair Oaks area by becoming a sponsor…ASK THEM Signups are taking place with many of last years players returning. We have room for everyone. Ask a friend or neighbor or just sign up as a single and we will put you together in a foursome…Its a scramble with a dinner, awards, live auction and raffle…that’s why we call it a FUNraiser plus its for our community.

Raffle tickets are a big item when tasing money so…we need donations…gift cards, gifts baskets, something new including golf items…or give us some cash and we will make up the raffle prizes We need help in setting up, checking in, the putting contest, with the raffle, on several holes and even driving around. You can work the morning stay for lunch and/or work the afternoon and stay for dinner and the raffle….just let us know when you are available and we will contact you.

Just contact any golf committee member Chairman:Tony Luza (916) 794-6092 or pa.tonyluza@yahoo.com SK Don Wagner, SK John Brennan, SK Chuck Friedrich and SK Jim Carlson or our GK Mike OChoa to be a part of our Council’s annual golf FUNdraiser and continue to make a difference in the community where we live.

CHECK OUT OUR FLIER FOR ALL THE INFORMATION AND “Help OUR Council Make a Difference”!

By: SK Don Wagner

Let us wash your car while you wash your soul in Church. 100% of the profits will go to the pre-school. Please leave your car with us and help support our younger generation. They are the future of our church.

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Year Long Blood Drive (Parish School Fundraiser) Location Off site donation centers General Meeting Location Parish Center Date: 1st Thursday Each Month Business Meeting Location Parish Center Conference Room Date 3rd Thursday Each Month Admissions Degree Location Parish Center Date: 2nd Tuesday Each Month STVdP Food Basket Collections Location Vestibule Date Last Sunday Each Month Family Sunday dinner/potluck Location TBD Date: Bi-Monthly

Quarterly Pancake Breakfast (Replacing Monthly Cup of Joe) Location Parish Center Date: 8/4, 11/3, 3/1, 6/7

Seasonal Christmas Card Sales Begin Location: Church Kiosk Date: 10/26 thru 12/15 NOTES: Consider kiosk at Weekly Cup of Joe Mode, OK with Bob Super Bowl Sunday / Football Raffle Tickets (General Fund Raiser) Location: Church Kiosk Date: 9/5 thru 2/2 Consecration to the holy Family Location: Mass / Home Date: 3/1—4/5

July Officer installation Dinner & FOM and FOY Mass Location Parish Center and Church Date: 7/14 New Event – Preschool Car Wash (Preschool Fundraiser) Location Parish Center Parking Lot Date: 7/27 & 7/28

August Golf Tournament (Veterans Fundraiser and General Fund) Off Site Date: 8/3 Blood Drive & Pancake Breakfast (General Fund) Location Doheny Hall Large and Small Date: 8/4

September Family Sunday dinner/potluck (Fr. Aldrin’s Bday) Location: TBD

World Day of Prayer Off Site Date: 9/11 Cursillo Retreat Off Site Date: 9/19-9/22 Carmelite Lunch (Auxiliary Fundraiser, KofC Provides Food) Location Parish Center 9/28 Super Bowl Sunday / Football Raffle Tickets (General Fund Raiser) Location: Church Kiosk Date: Each Weekend

October Oktoberfest (Parish Fund Fundraiser) Location: Parish Center 10/5 Tootsie Roll ID Drive Begins (Disability Fundraiser) Location: Off Site Date: 10/18-20 Christmas Card Sales Begin Location: Church Kiosk Date: 10/26 thru 12/15 Super Bowl Sunday / Football Raffle Tickets (General Fund Raiser) Location: Church Kiosk Date: Each Weekend

November Pancake Breakfast Location Parish Center Date 11/3 Memorial Mass (Saturday) Location Church & Parish Center Date: 11/9 ID Drive Spaghetti Dinner Location Parish Center Date 11/9 Family Sunday dinner/potluck Location TBD Date: 11/10 Veterans Day Mass (Monday) Location Church Date 11/11 Christmas Card Sales Continue Location: Church Kiosk Date: Each Weekend Super Bowl Sunday / Football Raffle Tickets (General Fund Raiser) Location: Church Kiosk Date: Each Weekend

December

“For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45

“For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45 KofC Christmas Party and Toy Drive Location Parish Center 12/7 A Christmas Celebration Event (Parish Run) – Keep Christ in Christmas/Recruiting Location Parish Center Date 12/14 & 12/15 Christmas Card Sales Continue Location: Church Kiosk Date: Ends Weekend of 12/15 Super Bowl Sunday / Football Raffle Tickets (General Fund Raiser) Location: Church Kiosk Date: Each Weekend

Lenten Fish Fry Location: Small Hall Date 3/13 St. Patrick’s Day Dinner Location: Parish Center Date 3/14 Lenten Fish Fry Location: Small Hall Date 3/20 Lenten Fish Fry Location: Small Hall Date 3/27

April Lenten Fish Fry Location: Small Hall Date 4/3 Easter April Date 4/12 Family Sunday dinner/potluck and Fish Fry Appreciation Location: TBD Date: 4/19 Mother’s Day Spiritual Bouquets Location: Church Kiosk Date: 4/25 & 4/26

January Family Sunday dinner/potluck Location: TBD Date: 1/12 Novena For Life Location: Home Date: 1/16—1/25 Free Throw Competition Location Doheny Hall Date 1/19 Catholic Schools Week Begins Location School Date 1/26 Membership Drive Location Parish Vestibule 1/25 & 1/26 Walk for Life Location Off Site Date 1/25 Super Bowl Sunday / Football Raffle Tickets (General Fund Raiser) Location: Church Kiosk Date: Each Weekend

May Mother’s Day Spiritual Bouquets Location: Church Kiosk Date: 5/1 & 4/2 Mother’s Appreciation Luncheon Location: Parish Center Date: 5/2

June Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquets Location: Church Kiosk Date: 6/6-6 & 6/13 & 14 KofC Breakfast & Summer Day Membership Drive Location Parish Center Date: 6/7 Rummage Sale Location: Doheny Hall and Small Hall Date: 6/26 thru 28

February

March

Scout Sunday (AM) Location Parish Center Date 2/2 Super Bowl Sunday (PM) Location: Parish Center Parking Lot (AM) Parish Center PM Date: 2/2 Claire’s House and Joshua Luncheon (Health Ministry Fundraiser) Notable Other/Parish/School Events: Date: 2/15 School Auction on 11/16 Lenten Fish Fry School Crab feed on 2/8 Location: Small Hall A Christmas Celebration Event (Parish Run) 12/14 & 15 Date 2/28 California International Marathon 12/8 Wheel Breakfast & Founder’s Day Membership Drive Location Parish Center Date: 3/8

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July 4th

Independence Day

7th

Coffee and Donuts

9th

Admissions Degree

11th

Pre-Meeting Meal and General Business Meeting

14th

Officer installation Dinner & FOM and FOY Mass

18th

Officer Planning Meeting

27th & 28th Food basket collection 27th & 28th New Event – Preschool Car Wash (Preschool Fundraiser)

August 1st Pre-Meeting Meal and General Business Meeting 3rd Golf Tournament (Veterans Fundraiser and General Fund) 4th Blood drive and breakfast 13th Admissions Degree 15th Officer Planning Meeting

Fair Oaks Council # 6066 P.O. Box 1180 Fair Oaks, Ca 95628

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