Church of the Holy Trinity
A parish open to all, grounded in prayer and a messenger of the Gospel
June 21, 2020
Clergy
Rev. Thomas E. Cronkleton Jr., Pastor
Deacon David Zelenka Deacon Mike Leman In Residence Rev. Steven Titus
Mass Times Daily Mass:
Monday - Tuesday: 5:30 pm Wednesday -Saturday: 8:00 am Sunday Masses:
Saturday: 5:30 pm Sunday: 7, 9, & 11 am Holy Day Masses:
Vigil: 5:30 pm
Holy Day: 8 am, 12:10 & 5:30 pm
Reconciliation
By appointment only, please call the parish office to schedule.
1836 Hot Springs Ave.
Cheyenne, WY 82001-5337
Website: www.holytrinitycheyenne.org Facebook: Holy Trinity Cheyenne
Parish Office:
Monday - Thursday: 8:30 am –12 pm, 1 pm – 4:30 pm Friday: 8:30 am –12 pm
Phone: (307) 632-5872 Fax: (307) 632-1810
12
thSunday in Ordinary Time
Father’s Day
Celebration of the Sacraments and Mass:
The Sacrament of Reconciliation may be celebrated by appointment and the penitent is to wear a mask or face covering and priest and penitent are to do physical distancing. The Sacrament of the Sick may be celebrated for the normal reasons, namely, serious illness, upcoming surgery or danger of death. Please call the office to make appointments.The celebration of Baptisms, Matrimony and Funerals may be scheduled by calling the parish office. Attendance will be based on current guidelines from public officials.
Effective, June 1, we are holding public celebrations of the Mass based upon physical distancing of six feet and the capacity of the church. This limits us to 80 people for Mass. We have a link on the webpage to sign up to come to Mass. Ifyoudonothaveinternet access, please call the parish office to sign up.
The dispensation from the obligation to celebrate the Eucharist on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation remains in effect. We highly recommend that anyone with compromised health not attend public celebrations of Mass. Holy Trinity will continue to livestream Sunday Masses at 9:00 am on Facebook. If you do not have a Facebook account you can go to our website and click on the Facebook symbol at the top of the Home page. This will take you to the Holy Trinity Facebook page. You don’t need to have an account (if you are asked if you would like to set up an account, just click “Later”). If you cannot watch live at 9:00 am, you can view it later.
You are also encouraged to join Fr. Tom at 1:00 pm on Sundays to pray the Prayer for Protection and gospel reflection.
Please note the time change and that he will not be able to continue with the Wednesday live stream.
New Procedure for Signing Up for Mass:
We have implemented a slightly different process to sign up for Masses. We are able to accommodate up to 80 people, and will cap all our Masses at 80. We will no longer assign seats; instead, people will be able to choose their own seating ensuring they keep 6 feet between households, and the usher will assist in order to help us be able to accommodate 80 people and maintain the required distancing. Everyone stills needs to wear a mask or face covering.You may sign up for one Sunday Mass (Saturday night or Sunday morning). You may sign up for as many Daily Masses as you want. Sign up for the next week, Saturday, 5:30 pm Mass through the next Saturday, 8:00 am Mass, will begin at 9:00 am on the Monday before that Saturday (e.g., sign up for Mass for Saturday, June 27, 5:30 pm – Saturday, July 4, 8:00 am begins Monday, June 22 at 9:00 am). Sign up closes for a Mass when we reach 80 participants for that Mass. You must sign up to participate at Mass so that we do not have to turn anyone away at the door.
How to sign up
(Registration for the upcoming week begins on the Monday prior to the weekend.):1. Go to the parish website, www.holytrinitycheyenne.org, go to the “Mass Registration” tab or button to register. If you do not have internet access, please call the parish office.
2. Choose one Sunday Mass (Saturday evening or Sunday morning).
3. Choose as many Daily Masses as you want.
4. Be sure to push the “Submit” button.
5. Once 80 people have registered for a Mass, that Mass will close for registration.
6. Registration for each week, Saturday/Sunday through Friday, closes that Sunday night.
7. If you register online, you will receive an email confirmation.
8. For each week (Saturday/Sunday through Friday), you will need to register again.
Mass times: Monday & Tuesday 5:30 pm Saturday Evening 5:30 pm
Wednesday - Saturday 8:00 am Sunday Morning 7:00 , 9:00, 11:00 am
When You Attend Mass:
1. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early for Mass. Doors will be locked 5 minutes prior to the Mass.
2. Please put on your mask prior to exiting your vehicle. YOU MUST WEAR A MASK TO ATTEND MASS.
3. Enter the church using the doors on the east side facing Hot Springs Ave. Hand sanitizerisavailableandwe encourage you to use it.
4. Observe physical distancing in the church. Households will be seated together. Please ensure six feet of distancing from other parishioners and/or households.
5. When coming to the altar for communion, observe physical distancing. Come forward wearing your mask using the side aisle and return by the center aisle.
6. Communion will only be served in the hand. The faithful should extend their hands making as flat a surface as possible to receive the host, then step to the side, lower your mask, consume the Body of Christ and replace mask.
7. At the conclusion of Mass use the side aisle to exit the church immediately, beginning with the rear most pews and respecting physical distancing, households will stagger their exits. Those seated on the east side exit through the doors facing Hot Springs Ave and those seated on the west side exit through the doors by the elevator. Please do not linger to visit in the church. There can be no congregating in or around the church.
Jr. and Sr. High Youth:
Join us for Youth group on Sunday evenings from 7:00 to 8:30 pm in theparkinglot! Bringa lawnchair,maskandsnacks.You are also invited to attend Mass on Tuesday mornings at 8:00 am. This is a Mass for the teens and will include breakfast in the parking lot!
Welcome Sarah Hughes!
Sarah is serving as our Summer Intern. She will be organizingactivities for our youth and assisting in the office.
Sarah comes to us from Dodge City, Kansas.
Come meet Sarah and join the fun activities she has planned for the summer!
We have a new Instagram account
specifically for our teens and their parents! Follow us @htcheyenneym
Join Lifeteen's Lectio Live
every Wednesday at 4:00 pm on the Lifeteen Youtube Page!Youth Pilgrimage to Greece, June 2021!
Join usinthefootsteps ofSt.PaulasweexploreGreece.Brochuresareavailabletopreview. Contact Ashley or Maria for more information. The deposit and payments for the pilgrimage are on hold for now.
The trip date and payment schedule will be reevaluated soon. Fundraising will be available.
Staytunedformoreinformation!
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Kindergarten through 6
thGrade:
Given the current restrictions we have decided that offering Summer Grade School Religious Education is not feasible. As we are unable to provide our regular summer RE program, Holy Trinity would like to provide some resources to help children and families continue to grow in their faith. On the website, under the Parish Life tab, find Summer Religious Education. Every week you will find new prayers, activities, videos, and coloring pages. If you do not have access to the internet, contact Maria in the office so resources can be prepared for you to pick up.Children’s Bulletins:
We will not be printingChildren’s Bulletins for the time being to avoid the spread of COVID-19. They are available on our website under the Bulletins tab if you would like to print them at home for your children.
Thoughts of the Pastor…
To all the Dads, Happy Father’s Day! May you be blessed on this special day dedicated to you. We will have a special blessing for you at each Mass.
Courage. When I think of courage, I often imagine a soldier braving murderous enemy fire to rescue fallen comrades or a mother rushing into a burning building to rescue her baby. Courage is something heroic;
something beyond what the ordinary person is capable.
Fortitude. Fortitude is a synonym for courage. When I think of fortitude, I imagine strength, like the might of a fortress, which finds its power from what it is, from within itself.
In the Gospel of St. Matthew, Jesus says, “Fear no one.”
This is a call to fortitude – the strength and power that comes from within one’s self. The way to discover this fortitude is in what Jesus goes on to say, “Are not two sparrows sold for a small coin? Yet not one of them falls to the ground without your Father’s knowledge. Even all the hairs of your head are counted. So do not be afraid;
you are worth more than many sparrows.” When we realized how valued, how valuable, how loved, and how loveable we are, this empowers us to have fortitude.
Now this is not just fortitude for ourselves; but rather to give witness to Jesus Christ. Fear gets in the way. Fear that I have nothing to offer. Fear that I am inadequate.
Fear that I might make a mistake. Fear that I might be ridiculed. Fear that I might be opposed. Fear I might be rejected. Fear in whatever way I imagine. I overcome this fear with the fortitude of knowing that I am loved and loveable and I am valued and valuable, and if not by myself or others, by God. This means that we are to be messengers of the love of God, which calls us to love God with the totality of who we are and to love others as I love myself. I do this by seeing everyone as God sees them and me, and recognizing their and my own dignity.
So, have fortitude! Fear no one.
Father Tom
Next week, we will take up the Peter’s Pence Collection, which provides Pope Francis with the funds to carry out his charitable works around the world. The proceeds benefit our brothers and sisters on the margins of society, including victims of war, oppression, and disasters. For more information, visit www.usccb.org/
peters-pence. Donations may be placed in the regular collection basket as you enter for Mass, or dropped off or mailed to the parish office.
Church of the Holy Trinity Youth Ministry
What’s Happening Soon
Public celebration of Mass has resumed! Watch for information on other parish activities coming soon.
Information on Indulgence...
In this period of “fasting” from the sacraments, we are invited to draw from the other spiritual resources so that we can find the celebration of the Eucharist to be the source and summit of our Christian life. Daily meditation on the Sacred Scriptures, perhaps using the Daily Mass Readings, the Rosary, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, Novenas and other devotionals can assist during this time. See our parish website holytrinitycheyenne.org, and our diocesan website dioceseofcheyenne.org/covid19/ for resources. Each Sunday at 1:00 pm, Father Tom will do a Facebook Live recitation of the “Prayer for Protection in Tem of Pandemic,” by Pope Francis and offer a reflection.
By the authority of Pope Francis, the Apostolic Penitentiary has granted a plenary indulgence to:
Those who are subject to quarantine in their homes or hospital by order of the health authority if they, with a spirit of
detachment from any sin, use media to watch the celebration of the Mass, pray the Rosary, pray the Way of the Cross, pray other forms of devotion, or if they pray the Creed, the Our Father and the Hail Mary, and offer this time of trial as an opportunity to grow in faith in God and charity toward others.
Health care workers, family members and all those who, following the example of the Good Shepherd, care for the sick.
Those who visit the church and pray before the Blessed Sacrament in the Tabernacle, who read the Sacred Scriptures for at least half an hour, pray the Holy Rosary, pray the Way of the Cross, pray other forms of devotion, or if they pray the Creed, the Our Father and the Hail Mary, and offer this time of trial as an opportunity to grow in faith in God and charity toward others.
For those who, at the point of death, are unable to receive the Sacrament of the Sick and Viaticum provided they are sorrowful for any sins and recite a few prayers (the Church makes up the usual conditions in this case).
To fully attain this indulgence, a person must intend, when again possible, to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation, reception of Holy Communion, and a prayer for the intentions of the Holy Father.
An indulgence is the remission of the temporal punishment due to sins which have been forgiven. A plenary indulgence frees one from all temporal punishment; and a partial, from some. Sin, even when forgiven, has ongoing effects. These effects are addressed through acts of charity, piety, and penance. An analogy is found when someone lies, and is forgiven by the one deceived. The fact of the betrayal of trust, the lie, remains, and although forgiven, has ongoing effects. These ongoing effects are analogous to temporal punishment for sins.
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Charity of the Month
The Comea Shelter is our June Charity of the Month.They would welcome office supplies, paper products, canned goods and cleaning supplies. Personal care items such as toothpaste, shampoo, combs, deodorant, razors, feminine care, socks, etc. are always needed.
Adoration Chapel
We are not able to offer Adoration of the
Blessed Sacrament at this time. However, once we are able to open the Adoration Chapel again, we need volunteers to cover regular weekly hours. There are also times available for prayer partners. Call Cindy Richmond at 256-9958 or Dolores Lucero at 634-6490 to sign up, or use the sign up sheet in the vestibule. The Church will be open from 6 am to 9 pm, seven days a week if you would like to come pray, other than during Masses.
St. Joseph’s Food Pantry
St Joseph's Food Pantry has food to share with those in need! Youcanreceivefree weekly groceries and never get outofyourcar.TheDriveThru is designed to keep you and volunteers safe and healthy. Groceries include items such as eggs,bread,meat, hot/coldcereal, fresh vegetables and fruit, potatoes, rice, macaroni & cheese, peanut butter, soup, instant potatoes, canned ravioli/spaghetti, breakfast bars, jello boxes, pudding cups, fruit cups and more.
The pantry is open Mon.-Thurs., 10 am - 1 pm, 206 Van Lennon Ave. (South side off of 5th St.). Ifyou arenew, bringphotoIDandproofofaddress(utilitybill,medical statement, rent receipt). No Income documentation is needed. We doselfreporting. Ifyouareunabletocome tothepantry aproxy can pick up for you. Call Renee at 307-275-9567 to set up. For more information call 307-275-0567 between 9 am - 1 pm Mon.-Thurs.
Bingo is Back!
Bingo returns to Casey’s Club, home of the Cheyenne Knights of Columbus, on Sunday, June 21st. In response to the coronavirus, the Hall at 507 W 28th St. has been reconfigured and sanitized for your safety. Sales begin at noon, first game at 1:00 pm. The kitchen will be serving snacks and the Knights look forward to resuming this service to the parish communities.
KC Breakfast Burritos
The Knights of Columbus will be selling your choice of sausage and bacon burritos with salsa for $3 each from 8 am to noon Sunday, June 28th, at Casey’s Club, 507 W 28th St. Take out or call ahead (638-6727) from the parking lot for curbside delivery.
Everyday Stewardship
Will You Say Yes? You find yourself in the difficult situation of being accused of blasphemy and confronting possible execution. Your crime is believing in Jesus Christ. The question is then asked of you, “Are you a Christian, a follower of the one named Jesus Christ?”
Your answer may very well dictate what happens to you next. What is your answer?
It is probably easier to answer this question when the scenario is make-believe. All of us want to believe that we would say yes to the question of belief in Jesus, but strange things happen when humans panic in the face of extreme stress. As we reflect on what we would say, there are those all over the world who are being asked that very same question. It is a question that was asked of many in the first centuries of the Church. Those who respond “yes” are considered martyrs and saints.
We might not usually think of all this in terms of good stewardship living. However, our faith is also a gift we have received from God to cultivate, grow, and share with others. The more interesting question than the one posed above is, “Would an accuser even think of asking you such a question?” Would you have cultivated, grown, and shared your faith enough that anyone would even consider you worthy of asking the question? They might assume you don’t know Jesus Christ at all. I don’t like conflict and do not seek out conflict, but I would rather someone ask the first question posed than assume there is no reason to confront me in the first place.
— Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS ©LPi
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offers many resources for families and individuals not only during this time of crisis, buteveryday! This is free to you, our parishioners, by setting up an account as a member of Holy Trinity parish.
Search for the parish on the list, and make sure you select the Cheyenne parish. There is a link on our parish webpage for easy access.
Updating Contact Information:
We want to be able to stay in contact with everyone during this crisis and in the future. It is important that we have your information correct! If you’ve had a change of address, phone numbers, dropped a landline, or change of email address in the past five years, please update your information with the parish office. If family members have moved out and started their own households, please let us know. You can mail or email the updated information or call the parish office. Thank you!Fraud Alert:
Should you receive a text or email claiming to be from Father Tom, Barb, Maria, Ashley, Lora, Donna, Richard, Deacon Dave or Deacon Mike asking for a favor and/or for you to purchase some gifts, please report this to your phone carrier and/or internet provider as a fraud, and report it to the Cheyenne police and the Wyoming Attorney General’s Office. We do not solicit donations through texting or email.Prayer Requests: If you asked for someone’s name to be added to our Prayer Request list in the bulletin and they are doing well now, please let Lora know to remove their name. Our list is getting quite long, and in order to make room for new requests we will need to take some names off. Please review the list on pg. 7 of the bulletin.
Readings for the Week of June 21, 2020 Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Next Sunday:
Jeremiah 20:10-13, Romans 5:12-15, Matthew 10:26-33
2 Kings 17:5-8, 13-15a, 18, Matthew 7:1-5 2 Kings 19:9b-11, 14-21, 31-35a, 36, Matthew 7:6, 12-14
Isaiah 49:1-6, Acts 13:22-26, Luke 1:57-66, 80 2 Kings 24:8-17, Matthew 7:21-29
2 Kings 25:1-12, Matthew 8:1-4
Lamentations2:2, 10-14, 18-19, Matthew 8:5-17 2 Kings 4:8-11, 14-16a, Romans 6:3-4, 8-11, Matthew 10:37-42
Observances for the Week of June 21, 2020 Sunday:
Monday:
Wednesday:
Saturday:
Next Sunday:
12th Sunday in Ordinary Time; Father’s Day
St. PaulinusofNola,Bishop;Sts.JohnFisher,Bishop, and Thomas More, Martyrs
The Nativity of St. John the Baptist
St. Cyril of Alexandria, Bishop & Doctor of the Church 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Looking Out for Each Other:
Please be sure to check on family, friends and neighbors who might need some assistance. It is important to do what we can to help those in need if we are able. If you are in need of help picking up groceries, prescriptions, and others supplies and have no family or friends to help, or If you are needing other assistance, pleasecalltheParish Office and leave a message. If you would like to volunteer to help, please contact the Parish Office and leave a message.Conferina Gonzales In Thanksgiving Matt Pohlman, SI Dave Powers Teresa De Filippo Patricia Odman Don Wilde & Family Mass For The People The Stanczyk Family Kathleen Dovgala 5:30 PM
5:30 PM 8 AM 8 AM 8 AM 8 AM 5:30 PM 7 AM 9 AM 11 AM Monday, June 22
Tuesday, June 23 Wednesday, June 24 Thursday, June 25 Friday, June 26 Saturday, June 27 Sunday, June 28
St. Joseph’s Children’s Home is offering Outpatient Behavioral Health Services via Telehealth: In an effort to meet the current needs of our Wyoming
community, St. Joseph’s Children’s Home is now offering outpatient mental health services for youth ages6-18 throughtelehealth. Services include psychiatric
assessments and treatments including evaluations and medication management, individual therapy, and family therapy. Please call St. Joseph’s Children’s Home at (307)532-4197 if you are interested in accessing services through our telehealth program. Intake materials can be found on our website at www.stjoseph-wy.org under the Outpatient Services tab.
Living and Giving in Christ: Thank you to all who made a pledge to the Living and Giving in Christ: Unity in Diocesan Ministries 2020 appeal! Your gifts play an important role in strengthening ministries that protect the dignityofallhuman persons, heal those who are wounded, and work toward justice. Thank you to all those who gave the gift of prayer. Your prayers unite with those of your sisters and brothers in Christ to bring about positive change throughout the world.
This year, in addition to its annual tithe to organizations that care for the vulnerable throughout the world, the Diocese of Cheyenne will ensure that 5% of Living and Giving in Christ 2020 gifts will be earmarked for COVID-19 relief efforts.
We encourage you to consider the tithe, giving 10%;
where 5% goes to the parish, 1% to the Living and Giving in Christ Appeal, and 4% to second collections and other charities. Even if you are not able to give a full 10%, this ratio of 5:1:4 is a good measure to follow. Some of us might be struggling, and making a pledge or gift may not be possible. Please know our prayers. Please also pray for the works of the Diocese and Holy Trinity. If you can give, please use the contribution envelope mailed to you, the envelopes in the vestibule, or the diocesan website www.livingandgivinginchrist.org to make your pledge or donation. Every gift to Living and Giving in Christ matters and is appreciated.
Bulletin Emailed Directly to You: If you would like to receive the weekly bulletin emailed to you, please go to parishesonline.com, Step by step instructions are available on our website in the COVID-19 Resources.
The bulletin is also available on our website every week.
How To Reach Parish Staff: Parish Staff will be splitting their time working from home and in the office.
They can be reached through their emails or by leaving a message on their phone if you don’t reach them in the office. Please see the back page of the bulletin for phone extensions and email addresses. Ifyouareinneedof assistance,please call the parish at 632-5872.
Have you registered at Holy Trinity?
We encourage you to register at Holy Trinity so that you receive mailings about Holidays, Holy Days and other importantevents.Registrationformsareavailablein the vestibule and online at holytrinitycheyenne.org.
Thank you to all who are continuing to make regular contributions to the Parish. If you are not attending Mass in person, contributions can be mailed, placed in the black lockbox by the Parish Office door, or made online at(https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/1661).
Please know how appreciative we are for any financial support you are able to offer. If it isnot possible for you to support the parish due to your own difficulties during this time, please be assured of our prayers for you.
Ministry Schedule: If you are comfortable serving during this time, please let Lora know which ministries and days and times you are willing to do by emailing lketterling@holytrinitychyenne.org. You may call and leave a message if you don’t have email. We have a limited number of volunteers and could use more ushers and altar servers. The Ministry Scheduler app is not being used right now, but the schedule is posted on our website. Thank you!
Volunteers Needed: If you are looking for an escape from being inside, the islands in our parking lot have grass and weeds taking over! You are welcome to come tend to them while getting a breath of fresh air and maintaining social distancing!
The 3rd Annual Change The World Food Packing event is postponed! We still plan to hold the event once it is deemed safe to do so. We will not set a new date until we have clearance from the health officials in the state and from our diocese. Donations are still being accepted. Registration has been taken down until we have a new date.
Please visit the Diocesan Website for current information regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation at dioceseofcheyenne.org. There is link titled The Living Church in a Time of Crisis. Please check there as well as our parish website,
holytrinitycheyenne.org for updates and resources.
Additional Parish Information:
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is held from 6 am to 10 pm, 7 days a week, in the Adoration Chapel.
Marriage Preparation: Arrangements must be made with the pastor or deacon at least 6 months in advance of your desired ceremony date.
Registration forms can be completed online or found in the bookrack in the vestibule and placed in the collection basket or taken to the Parish Office.
Parish Office Phone Number: (307)632-5872 Fr. Tom Cronkleton, Pastor
Ext. 101, tcronkleton@holytrinitycheyenne.org Maria Henschel, Director of Pastoral Ministry Ext. 102, mhenschel@holytrinitycheyenne.org
Ashley Engel, Assoc. Director of Pastoral Ministry Ext. 103, aengel@holytrinitycheyenne.org
Barb Rachocki, Office Manager
Ext. 100, brachocki@holytrinitycheyenne.org Lora Ketterling, Administrative Assistant Ext. 111, lketterling@holytrinitycheyenne.org
St. Mary’s Catholic School………..………..638-9268 Prayer Phone Line………...634-3435 / 638-9580 Adoration Chapel Coordinators…...634-6490 / 635-0929
Victor Soller, Daniel Gensel (Father of Sam Gensel), Betty Welsh (Cousin of S.Therese), Nadine Vance, Suzanne Odman (Sister of Jan Odman), Kenneth Cook, Sarah Duran
(Aunt of Liz Prater), Gerald Prater (Brother of Don Prater), Clorinda Romero, Joanne Soveroski, Donna Hartigan, Veronica Montoya, Adonias Martinez (Brother of Margaret Gallegos & Faby Montemayor), Marion “Bud” Shrove, Betty
Lewis, Anne Odman (Sister of Jan Odman), Dave Barber (Brother of Jim Barber), Kathleen Dovgala (Sister of Leo Quinlivan), Eva Flores, Ellen Lou Goicoechea (Aunt of Cristie Gasseling), Ella Briggs (Aunt of Joni Adams), and
Orleatha Gasseling (Mother of Doug Gasseling).
Jesus, be our strength.
Please Pray for…
Fr. Joseph Fraher, Doris Dickson, Laura Pringle, Karen Skillern, Margaret Bischoff, Shauna Vigil, Mike Scott,
Marc Pouliot, Bill Gassman (Brother of Teresa Gassman), Patty Page (Mother of Phil Page), Baby E., Ruth Smyth,
Paul Gapen, Alice Sullivan, Brian Lopez, Sr., Jonathan Perez, Roberta Igard, Shawna Pena, Margie & Roger
Graeve, Ken Bosch (Son of Lee Bosch), Leo & Sue Quinlivan, Johanna Shrove, Margaret Jacobson, Adelina
Segovia, John Roybal, Millie Cadam, Chuck Cloud, Dan Denning, Bonnie David, Rosie Lacuesta, JoAnn Klissus,
Thomas Morell, Mary Liakos, Joe & Carmel Burns, Evelyn Ingish, Debbie Schutt, Cristeen Jessen,
Gina Mia Burke, and Anita & Dale Karl.
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