On May 26, 2020, Pope Francis approved a decree recognizing a miracle attributed to the intercession of Father McGivney and opening the way for his beatification. On Oct. 31, the Mass for Beatification was celebrated in the Cathedral of Saint Joseph in Hartford, Conn. An Apostolic Letter was read from Pope Francis that declared Father McGivney would now have the title of Blessed Michael McGivney. He is the third priest born in the United States to be raised to this honor, and the first priest to be beatified who spent his whole priestly ministry in a US parish.
The pope’s Apostolic Letter stated that Blessed Michael McGivney’s “zeal for the proclamation of the Gospel and generous concern for the needs of his brothers and sisters made him an outstanding witness of Christian solidarity and fraternal assistance.”
The Cause for Canonization for Father McGivney was opened in the Archdiocese of Hartford in 1997, when he was given the title Servant of God.
On March 15, 2008, his heroic virtue was recognized by Pope Benedict XVI, and Father McGivney was given the title Venerable Servant of God. This important step occurred after years of
Causes of Saints. The declaration of Venerable confirmed what those who knew him in life, and others who call upon him since his death, have believed about Father McGivney: He lived a life of heroic virtue with an extraordinary love of God and neighbor.
Having been raised to the honors of the altar, Blessed Michael McGivney has an annual feast day of Aug. 13, the day between his birthday (in 1852) and the day he passed into eternal life (in 1890). His cause has now entered the final phase toward canonization or sainthood. One more confirmed miracle attributed to the intercession of Blessed Michael McGivney is needed for him to be declared saint.
careful investigation of Father McGivney’s life, spirituality and holiness by the Congregation for the
God, our Father, protector of the poor and defender of the widow and orphan, you called your priest, Blessed Michael McGivney, to be an apostle of Christian family life and to lead the young to the generous service of their neighbor. Through the example of his life and virtue, may we follow your Son, Jesus Christ, more closely, fulfilling his commandment of charity and building up his Body which is the Church.
Let the inspiration of your servant prompt us to greater confidence in your love so that we may continue his work of caring for the needy and the outcast. We humbly ask that you glorify Blessed Michael McGivney on earth according to the design of your holy will. Through his intercession, grant the favor I now present (here make your request).
Through Christ our Lord. Amen
All Knights and their families, as well as all those devoted to Father McGivney, are asked to pray for his intercession in their daily needs, especially in cases of serious illness, and to report any favors and healings to the Guild.
You can play a key role in advancing Father McGivney’s cause by joining the Guild for free and praying for his intercession and canonization. May Father McGivney intercede for you! The Father Michael J. McGivney Guild serves as a source for information about the life, works and spirituality of Father McGivney. The Guild publishes a quarterly newsletter and offers a weekly Mass for the intentions of members.
CLICK HERE TO JOIN TODAY!
The cities of Chernihiv, in northern Ukraine, and Irpin, near Kyiv, were both devastated by the Russian invasion. Knights of Columbus from Blessed Mykolay Charnetsky Council 16890 in Irpin recently stepped in to help residents with donations of food, medicine and more. (More)
Hurricane Ian caused at least 137 fatalities and billions of dollars in damages when it crossed Cuba and the southeast United States in late September, making it the deadliest hurricane to strike the state of Florida since 1935. Ian followed close on the heels of Hurricane Fiona, which inflicted enormous damage in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic and along the eastern coast of Canada. In the aftermath of these natural disasters, Knights of Columbus organized efforts to help with cleanup and distribution of essential supplies.
Archbishop William Lori met with Knights of Columbus, Church leaders and displaced families in Poland and Ukraine Oct. 1 4. During the visit, he helped distribute aid to refugees from the war in Ukraine and witnessed ongoing humanitarian efforts aided by the Order’s Ukraine Solidarity Fund including initiatives of the Greek and Latin rite Churches in Ukraine and an orphanage run by the Archdiocese of Częstochowa, Poland. (More)
In the 1990s, the Archdiocese of Edmonton designated Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples as a national parish for First Nation, Inuit and Métis Catholics in Canada. Parishioners at Sacred Heart were heartbroken when an accidental fire broke out in the church in August 2020, resulting in $9 million in repairs and renovation work. Wally Streit, past state deputy of Alberta, stepped up and led local Knights of Columbus and others in efforts to raise the money needed to restore the church. On July 25, 2022, Pope Francis visited the newly restored Sacred Heart Church during his pilgrimage to Canada. (More)
This Gospel from Luke reminds us that while God is willing to answer the door when we knock, we must be willing to demonstrate our faith in action just as the disciples did. Those who seek salvation in the Kingdom of Heaven must seek it on earth by doing as Jesus did.
What better opportunities do we have to be willing to put our faith into action than the work we do here with the Knights of Columbus. Day in-and-out, I hear stories from our councils of the good things that you all are doing. Whether it is working at a food kitchen, food drives, taking care of the poor, educating the children within the parishes, and so on. These activities, and I am sure there are hundreds more, gladden the heart. This is the charity that Jesus showed and we are called to do.
Things here in the Diocese of Cleveland and across the state are in full swing. Councils are running fundraisers, having growth drives, Exemplifications are becoming more common, and the charity that evangelizes is evident. Last Sunday is a great example as Council #14769 St. Martin of Tours, dedicated a monument outside of the parish to the unborn children. Please make sure that you share those great deeds that you are all doing with the state and to me here. I would love to share what we are doing with all of the councils in the diocese.
Growth in the diocese is continuing and I look forward to more hands to
help. Cleveland is current in first place (YEAH!).
However, there is heavy pressure coming from Cincinnati and Columbus. Keep up the good work.
Remember, that a Delta Church Drive is designed to make contact not necessarily get the Form 100 (although if they are so ready, go ahead and get it).
Measure Up Campaign is completed. If you submitted your grant forms to Chris Sarka, State Warden, your checks should be on their way back to you or you should have them by now. Thank you for all you do for those citizens with developmental disabilities.
There is still time for you to donate to the Matching Funds Campaign and support religious education here in the Cleveland Diocese. One the best moments as a state officer you get is to present, on your behalf, donations to the diocese. They are so grateful for the contributions and want nothing more than to help support the Knights. Please send your donations to me by November 15, 2022.
The Browns are playing not well but that should not stop our Football Crazr fundraiser. Your tickets are due NOW to PSD Gary Eckstein to participate in all 10 weeks. Tickets
will be accepted through December 31, 2022, but will NOT be retroactive to the start of the contest.
The Knights of Columbus and the Diocese of Cleveland are working to promote the Eucharistic Revival. Check out the information in this issue to where and how your council can participate. More info to come so stay tuned.
Hopefully, you are preparing for your free throw contests. The Knights of Columbus and the Cleveland Cavaliers are partnering to help promote youth participating in sports. We are working out the final details and hope to have something out in December so that you can include it at your council and district free throw contests.
Thank you for all that you are doing. If there is anything that you need from me or the diocesan staff, please feel free to contact us. Have a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving and Advent Season!
My fellow Knights of Columbus in the Great State of Ohio. I am going to give you a current update on where the Membership is as of 10/29/2022.
As of 10/29/2022, the Current Diocese Standings are as follows:
The Standings have changed quite a bit, as Cincinnati Toledo & Cleveland have shifted in HIGH Membership gear. A bit of Leap frog is going on. Steubenville leaped over Youngstown.
1. Cleveland has 23.26% of their Membership Goal Met
2. Cincinnati has 21.93% of their Membership Goal Met
3. Toledo has 21.63 % of their Membership Goal Met
4. Columbus has 20.58 % of their Membership Goal Met
5. Steubenville has 15.24% of their Membership Goal Met
6. Youngstown has 12.50 % of their Membership Goal Met
Hopefully ALL of our Councils in OHIO will have a Great BLITZ CHURCH DRIVE in October, and these standings will change again.
The November Membership Incentives
were sent out last few days, and they are also listed on our State Council website. In order to claim the membership incentives email to mcfreil2019@gmail.com the name(s) of the new member as soon as possible with their Exempt date too.
Keep Asking Men in your Parishes to Join our Order. If You Don’t Ask them to Join…they will not Join Us. We can do this Brothers…Keep Asking Men to Join Our Order!!
Keep having those Live Exempts like you have been doing lately.
CONDUCT A CHURCH DRIVEDELTA CHURCH
As of October 29, 2022
Ohio July 1: 54,710
Ohio Growth: 438 (23.09%)
% Growth: 0.80%
Cleveland, July 1: 8,612
Cleveland Growth: 80 (23.26%)
% Growth: 0.93%
% Growth is a measure of the YTD gain compared against the July 1st membership number.
TOP 5 % GROWTH YTD Gain against the July 1 Membership Total
1. 8320 John Carroll (16.67%)
2. 11464 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (6.90%)
3. 15901 St. Adalbert (5.41%)
4. 14714 St. Cyprian (4.55%)
5. 4847 Brunswick (4.30%)
Can you crack the TOP 5 and take home the top prize this year? Grow and find out!
Supreme continues to be behind in processing of reports. If you received a confirmation email back from Supreme when using our formXXXX@kofcohio.org email addresses, DO NOT send the reports again. Every time a report is sent, it adds to the backlog and requires someone to look at it for changes.
The councils below highlighted in RED are figuratively INACTIVE at this point. The others, should be submitting their reports. District Deputies will be contacting the GKs and FSs this month to finalize these reports. Inactive councils will have reports submitted by the state officer.
If you need help with any of these reports, please contact your District Deputy, State Officer or anyone on the Diocesan Staff.
Form 185 Not Submitted
13601 ST PETER'S LOUDONVILLE 13640 SAGRADA FAMILIA/SAN MIGUEL (LASAGRADA)
14054 ST VINCENT 1617 BARBERTON 2643 LAKEWOOD 3541 FATHER MAHAN 5559 ST BARNABAS
13601 ST PETER'S LOUDONVILLE 13640 SAGRADA FAMILIA/SAN MIGUEL (LASAGRADA)
14054 ST VINCENT
14255 ST SEBASTIAN 14714 ST CYPRIAN 1617 BARBERTON 2790 WEST PARK 2886 WILLOUGHBY 3164 EUCLID 3541 FATHER MAHAN 4217 TRINITY
4893 THE VALLEY 5506 JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 733 CLEVELAND 789 WOOSTER
Form 1295 (AUG) Not Submitted
13601 ST PETER'S LOUDONVILLE 13640 SAGRADA FAMILIA/SAN MIGUEL (LASAGRADA)
13755 ST BEDE THE VENERABLE 14054 ST VINCENT 14255 ST SEBASTIAN 14714 ST CYPRIAN 15023 SACRED HEART OF JESUS 1617 BARBERTON 16279 MARY QUEEN OF PEACE 2362 CUYAHOGA FALLS 2790 WEST PARK 2803 BROOKLYN PARMA 2886 WILLOUGHBY 3541 FATHER MAHAN 4217 TRINITY
4893 THE VALLEY 5106 MAPLE HEIGHTS 733 CLEVELAND 774 ELYRIA 8320 JOHN CARROLL
#185 Report of Officers Chosen for Term PDF Online due 6/30
#365 Service Program Personnel Report PDF Online due 6/30
#1295 1 Semi Annual Council Audit due 8/15
#1728 Annual Survey of Fraternal Activity PDF Online due 1/31
#1728A Survey of Fraternal Activity Individual Member Worksheet No due date
#1295 2 Semi Annual Council Audit due 2/15
#SP 7 Columbian Award Application Requires access to Supreme Website Officers Online due 6/30
We are seeking financial professionals to serve as insurance agents and investment advisory representatives (IAR). Working with the Knights of Columbus as a financial professional is unlike any other career opportunity you’ll come across. We are a not for profit charitable membership organization that helps provide financial security to its members and their families through its insurance programs and investments while also engaging in charitable works.
Each Knights of Columbus financial professional is assigned to a territory of Knights of Columbus families. Our agents and advisors offer meaningful insurance and financial solutions to our Catholic members and their families and join our members in building our church and serving our communities.
Career centered on the Catholic faith and serving the community
Contacts in our councils who are eligible to purchase insurance
Schedule you set yourself
Coaching on your business plan
Training plan developed just for you
Eligibility for our group life, medical, and disability insurance
Eligibility for our cash balance pension plan and 401(k) plans
Eligibility to earn performance incentives and bonuses
Provide our members and their families with the advice that fits their needs
Be deeply involved in your parish and the councils of Knights you serve Build and enhance your financial literacy Learn and follow all regulatory requirements Provide our members and their families with outstanding customer service
Active state license to sell life insurance and our other products, or successful completion of the license process when required by the state
Bachelor’s degree
Series 65 license
CFP, CLU, CFA, CPA, or other professional designations
Remember Election Day is November 8!, Early Voting Has Begun though out Ohio. Still time left to order Coats for Kids via Knights Gear https:// knightsgear.com Please start reserving your location for Council Free Throw Championship at your local school or parish. Now is the time to order Free Throw kits from Supplies Online to be ready for event in January.
November is the month we remember the deceased members of our councils. There are many ways to do this but the most used way is having a mass said for them. This can be done on a weekend or a daily mass. Some councils have an evening daily mass for the members of council to attend. The most important thing is to do something. These deceased members need prayer said for them.
Food for Families is a great program to do during the months of November and December. Your local food pantry always looking for assistance during these holiday months. What is your Council doing for Keep Christ in Christmas? Feast of Holy Family is December 30, consider doing Consecration of the Holy Family (https://www.kofc.org/en/resources/faith-in-actionprograms/family/consecration to the holy family/10666 consecration holy family prep.pdf) and order enough prayer cards (item #10371) for members of your Council and Parish.
Now is the time to start planning for National March for Life in Washington DC on Friday January 20, 2023. Please work with with your Parish or Diocese for reserving your buss to the March for Life event. Save the date, Ohio March for Life will occur on Thursday, October 5 2023. Has your Council given $500.00 for the Aid and Support After Pregnancy (ASAP) program? To aid is collecting funds, Councils can order Baby Bottles from Supplies Online, Item: BABYBOTTLE cost $1.89 per bottle, with max of 100 bottles per order. Please report Special Olympics participation using online #10784 by January 31, 2023. Ohio is awarded an amount from Supreme Council based on how many councils report their Special Olympics programs using #10784 form.
Twenty-five years have passed since the death of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, sparking a renewed interest in this spiritual giant of the 20th century. Filmed on 5 continents and featuring unprecedented access to both institutional archives and the apostolates of the Missionaries of Charity, this film reveals not just who Mother Teresa was, but how her singular vision to serve Christ in the poor continues to be realized through the Missionaries of Charity today. This is far more than a documentary. It is at once a soaring tribute to a spiritual icon, a powerful witness of authentic Christian charity, and a guidepost for all who seek hope in our turbulent times.
Visit the official website for more information (click HERE).
As announced at the Supreme Convention, the Knights of Columbus produced a feature length film about the life and legacy of Mother Teresa. Over 900 theaters across the nation will show Mother Teresa: No Greater Love on October 3 and 4. Made to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Mother Teresa’s passing, this documentary is a breathtaking account of this globally renowned and heroic humanitarian, as well as the work of her religious community.
We urge every Knight to attend a showing in their community and encourage fraternal leaders to organize a council or parish wide outing by purchasing group tickets (25 minimum), or even buying out the theater for your group.
Several promotional resources are available on Supreme email. Download and use these assets to help promote the movie to your council members and in your parish and community.
Mother Teresa inspired countless people of all ages around the world. This is a great opportunity for Knights, their families and friends to learn more about this modern day Saint and be inspired to put their faith into action.
Thank you for your continued support of seminiarians within the diocese of Cleveland! Please contribute to SOS. If you need help with the program, please reach out to your DD, Diocesan Team or IPSD Bob Byers.
Regional Training Directors are a resource for councils in the United States and Canada. Regional Training Directors provide training for council and district leaders, both in person and online. Jon Olson is the Associate Regional Growth & Training Director for the Midwest Region.
All training below is currently being held via GoToWebinar. Click the date to register. GoToWebinar will send back to the email address YOU provide the meeting link.
Presented by Jon Olson, Associate Regional Growth & Training Director Phone: 203 506 4120 | Email: jon.olson@kofc.org
Supreme offers a wide variety of training opportunities online for you. Some of the topics that are available include:
• Member Management
• Member Billing
• Communications
Click HERE to Visit Supreme Training
Come learn how to do the Delta Church drive method. this highly effective process of growth through communication will help you go from prospects to members and answer the why of growth. Click to Register.
11/3/2022 @ 8PM
Many councils and District Deputies have been struggling with where and how to fill out the forms on the Supreme website. Where do we find them? How do we fill them out? Who can fill out the online forms? Who has access? Lots of questions to go through and we will get the answers together. Click the date to register.
11/9/2022 @ 8PM
The presentation will help Fraternal leaders resolve to leave councils, parish, and community better than how they found it. Leader should also learn how to develop a simple, specific, year round plan in place for growing council membership, that involves participation from the whole council. Attendees should commit to work with their pastor(s), field agent, and DD to accomplish their goals. Leaders should understand the importance of hosting regular ceremonials, incorporating recruitment into every event, and running membership drives. Click the date to register.
11/14/2022 @ 8PM
Strong councils hold good meetings that members enjoy. This training shares the best practices for hosting such meetings. In addition to guidance on how to run a good meeting. What is needed to be done before, during and after. Click the date to register.
11/7/2022 @ 8PM
The Ohio Charity Foundation, Inc. is pleased to announce that, for the 2022 2023 school year, numerous $1,000 scholarships will once again be made available for Ohio Catholic students (grades nine through twelve) attending Catholic High Schools in Ohio. This is the twenty sixth consecutive year that the Knights of Columbus Scholarships have been awarded to our outstanding Catholic High School students. More than $839,475 has been awarded during that period.
The requirements that will be considered for this scholarship are the student’s and families financial need, a Grade Point Average of 2.5 or higher, academic awards, community and/or parish involvement, and extracurricular activities. Preference may be given to students who are sons or daughters of a Knight of Columbus member in good standing; or a son or daughter of a deceased member. We have a particular desire to help students, who may be considering a religious vocation, stay in a Catholic High School to foster and encourage that calling. No more than one Foundation scholarship per Catholic High School will be awarded. Scholarships from other donations and private sources may also be made available.
Did a deserving student in your high school receive one? Please encourage every student who fits the qualifications to apply for the Knights of Columbus Scholarship. Visit www.ohiocharityfoundation.org/ scholarships/ for more information and an application.
Veranova Health is a pro life medical practice dedicated to nurturing, restoring, and protecting the natural functions of patients and their families.
Our staff utilizes restorative reproductive medical management that is effective, evidence based, and works in cooperation with the body. At Veranova Health, we understand your reproductive health is an integral part of who you are. We work with you to identify and treat the root cause of your symptoms or condition so you and your family can remain healthy, happy, and thriving in the world. Veranova's clinics will seek to comply with the guidelines set by Pro Women’s Healthcare Centers and practice in conformance with the Ethical and Religious Directives of the Catholic Church.
Council 16373 Westlake based out of St. Ladislas has been working with Veranova to supply them with an Ultrasound machine when Veranova's clinic will open here later this year. Here is a perfect opportunity for your council to work with another to help support this worthy cause. Council 16373 is looking to partner with as many councils as possible to help meet this challenge. If you are interested, please contact Bud Tetzlaff at BUDTETZLAFF@AOL.COM and get more information. If you want to find out more about Veranova, please contact: info@veranovahealth.org or call (440) 732 2173.
“What the world needs is God’s love; it needs to encounter Christ and to believe in him. The Eucharist is thus the source and summit not only of the Church's life, but also of her mission.”- Sacramentum Caritatis, #84
Over the next three years, every Catholic diocese, parish, school, apostolate, and family is invited to be a part of renewing the Church by enkindling a living relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist.
• Year of Diocesan Revival (June 19, 2022 July 11, 2023). This first year of the Revival invites diocesan staff, bishops, and priests to respond to the Lord’s personal invitation and equips them to share this love with the faithful through Eucharistic congresses and events.
• Year of Parish Revival (June 11, 2023 - July 17, 2024). The second phase will foster Eucharistic devotion at the parish level, strengthening our liturgical life through faithful celebration of the Mass, Eucharistic Adoration, missions, resources, preaching, and organic movements of the Holy Spirit.
• National Eucharistic Congress (July 17 - 21, 2024). At this historic event, more than 80,000 Catholics of all ages will gather in Indianapolis to reconsecrate their hearts to the source and summit of our faith.
The general vision of the Eucharistic Revival is to:
• Foster encounters with Jesus through kerygmatic proclamation and experiences of Eucharistic devotion.
• Contemplate and proclaim the doctrine of the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist through the Truth of our teaching, Beauty of our worship, and Goodness of a life of service.
• Empower grassroots creativity by partnering with movements, apostolates, parishes, and educational institutions.
• Reach the smallest unit: parish small groups and families.
• Embrace and learn from the various rich intercultural Eucharistic traditions.
• Train, send, and accompany more than 100,000 Eucharistic missionaries.
The Diocese of Cleveland the Knights of Columbus are working together to bring the Eucharistic Revival to our local parishes and diocese. Over the next couple of months, the plans for the 2023 Summer will be developed and announced. It is the hope and plans of the Diocese and the Knights to be able to share in this experience. Greg Coogan, brother Knight from St. Hilary Council #14551, and Jim Maslach, State Advocate, will be communicating anything that is going on with this revival.
We need your help to promote the Eucharistic Revival. If your parish and/or council is participating in any activities, please let us know so that we can support you and provide exposure to others in the area. Contact Jim Maslach with any information.
You can also visit the Diocese of Cleveland’s web page dedicated to the revival by visiting https://www.dioceseofcleveland.org/eucharistic revival/overview. Resources for your councils can be found on the state website (www.kofcohio.org) under ACTIVITES.
2 State Exemplification CUF (7PM, Zoom)
3 Exemplification CUF (6:30PM, Council #3970)
3 Delta Church Drive (8PM, GoTo Meeting)
5 Exemplification PAT (11AM, St. Williams, Warren)
5 10th Annual Tomy Imburgia Memorial Holdem
Tournament (4PM, Council #4168)
7 Council Meeting Training (8PM, GoTo Meeting)
8 Chapter Luncheon (2PM, Fugi Grill Buffet, Parma)
9 State Exemplification CUF (7PM), Zoom)
9—Forms and Supreme Website (8PM, GoTo Meeting)
11 Chapter Memorial Mass (7PM, Garfield Hts)
11 Veterans Prayer Service (7PM, Assembly #3105)
14 Council Growth (8PM, GoTo Meeting)
15—State Membership Team Meeting (7PM, Zoom)
16 Exemplification CUF (6:30PM, Council #4731)
16 State Exemplification CUF (7PM), Zoom)
18 Council Meetings (7PM, GoTo Meeting)
26 Diocesan Team Meeting (9AM, TBD)
30 State Exemplification CUF (7PM, Zoom)
For details concerning the events above, please check out either the state calendar or the diocesan calendar.
To submit events, visit www.kofcohio.org and click on Events and Exemplifications.
The following was sent out to all involved in May. Please make note of it and be sure to check for your online statements regularly, so as to not miss payment deadlines.
Grand Knights, Navigators, Financial Secretaries, Comptrollers: This is a friendly reminder that the latest council and assembly billing statements have been uploaded to the Reports tab on Officers Online. The previous statements are also available by clicking the word “past”.
Councils looking for an Exemplification of Charity, Unity, and Fraternity can schedule them through the state website. If you need a team, our diocesan team is available. Please contact Joe Vallowe at 703 839 3591 or vallowej@gmail.com.
Also, if you are interested in joining our team, please reach out to Joe. We would be more than glad to have you join us!
State Advocate / DD #32
State Website Director
Jim Maslach 440 785 9838 kofcjkm@gmail.com789, 3541, 5506, 13601
Tom Buehner 216 554 0722 tom.buehner@gmail.com
Assistant Membership Director John Brown 330 610 0308 trouter0523@gmail.com
DD Coordinator / DD #33
Dio. Membership / DD #28
Dio. Membership / DD #29
George Metz 440 449 0081 georgegmetz@aol.com310, 2726, 8320, 15023, 15737
Mike Incorvati 330 671 1490 mbaincorvati@hotmail.comInactive Councils
Jerry Nowesnick 440 336 0039 nowesnick@gmail.comInactive Councils
Past State Deputy Robert Collins, Jr 216 410 7174 rfcollinsjr@gmail.com
Past State Deputy Roland Bator 330 225 7354 rbator4591@msn.com
General Agent Jason Staas 800 484 0304 jason.staas@kofc.org
Assistant General Agent/ Financial Advisor
District Deputy #19
Christopher Winston 440 973 8288 christopher.winston@kofc.org
Tom Goodheart 330 773 9379 MLTRG@ATT.NET547, 3213, 3410, 14054, 14111
District Deputy #20 DeWitt Gober 440 541 3317 DD20GOBER@GMAIL.COM637, 774, 3269, 4891, 7970, 8369
District Deputy #21 Patrick Gale 440 382 1177 FLAGDAY66@WOWWAY.COM4731, 13984, 14416, 15901, 16373, 16376
District Deputy #22 David Tucker 216 310 4360 SIXFOOTSIX32@YAHOO.COM733, 2643, 2790, 4217, 13640
District Deputy #23 947, 3304, 14714, 15942 OPEN
If interested, call George or Jim!
District Deputy #24 Tom Donovan 216 650 4213 TD3430@ATT.NET4168, 4847, 10792, 11464, 14769
District Deputy #25 Cris Drugan 234 207 8686 CRIS.DRUGAN@ATT.NET2362, 3529, 4664, 5613, 10936, 13517
District Deputy #26 Teran Taggart 216 509 2087 ADM5893@YAHOO.COM3970, 14406, 15056, 15614, 16137, 16279
District Deputy #27 Tim Daley 216 486 1298 tdaley1861@aol.com2886, 3164, 4498, 4801, 5405, 13755
District Deputy #30 Kevin Hogan 330 666 1343 K.J.HOGAN@ROADRUNNER.COM14255, 14551
District Deputy #31 Bob Walsh 216 533 1134 REWALSH731@AOL.COM2803, 4130, 4893, 5106, 5559, 11831