BURLINGTON/LYONS TRI-PARISH CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
ST. JOSEPH, LYONS– ST. CHARLES & IMMACULATE CONCEPTION ST. MARY, BURLINGTON
Mission Statement:
St. Charles Borromeo, St. Joseph, Immaculate Conception, (St. Mary), united in proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ through His saving death and resurrection, by calling, forming and sending disciples to go out and make new disciples.
As a people, we are called to encounter Jesus, and grow as disciples through the sacramental life of the church.
A Message from Fr. Jim . . .
As I reflected on the Gospel Reading from St. John for today’s Mass I was grateful for the many ways in which our parishes continue to feed the hungry in our communities. In the Gospel account a little boy comes forward with all he has, namely five loaves of bread and two fish, and offers it to feed five thousand. The only way the little boy’s offering could feed that many was with the Lord’s help. Jesus takes what was offered and multiplies it so that all the hungry could have their fill.
We are like that little boy in the Gospel. We offer what we have and the Lord multiplies it to assure that the needs of many are taken care of. I am grateful to all who help with the St. Vincent de Paul Society, to all who volunteer for and donate to the operation of Love Inc., as well as those who donate to any of our local organiza- tions that offer assistance. We continue to feed the hungry in our midst with the Lord’s help. May God bless our efforts to continue the work of our Lord, Jesus.
God bless you always!
Father Jim Volkert
SACRIFICIAL GENEROSITY
Membership Collected (7-17/18-21) $ 7,177.50
Offertory 815.00
July 15 Dir. Withdrawal (ACH) 2,880.01
Total 10,872.51
Amount given fiscal year to date $35,454.84 Amount budgeted to date (3 Weeks) $59,263.06 Difference
(-)23,808.22
Amount budgeted for fiscal year (52 weeks) $575,000.00 Amount still needed for fiscal year $539,545.16
Amount needed weekly to reach budget (49)
$11,011.13/wk
GOSPEL MEDITATION - ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE
St. Oscar Romero said, “We cannot do everything, and there is a sense of liberation in realizing that. This enables us to do something and to do it very well. It may be incomplete, but it is the beginning, a step along the way, an opportunity for the Lord’s grace to enter and do the rest.”
There were a group of ladies many years ago who made quilts. They were beautiful creations reflecting inspirational designs artfully composed from the simple scraps of fabric each woman would bring to their individual pieces. There was no plan for the finished project as each finished work became the combined creation of what each woman contributed. They abounded in vibrant colors and dazzled the beholder with intricate patterns and their myriad textures. They were so beautiful that they became coveted family treasures passed from generation to generation. Those women never realized the power of their work.
Countless babies rested in the comfort of those quilts warmly nestled in the legacy of tradition they were fortunate to inherit.
They adorned countless homes with their beauty and brought joy and solace to many faces.
do everything. We are not meant to. Our work in life is to contribute our individual piece, a piece that reflects the unique thumbprint I claim as my own. We only have to do small things well. Then, as St. Oscar Romero reminds us, the Lord’s grace will enter and do the rest. We have to trust that this is true just as those women trusted in the eventual beauty of their final work.
Eucharistic blessings are blessings that start small and multiply. We all come to life with only a few loaves of bread and a few fish. Not any single one of us has all that it takes to transform our world. Who knows what God will do with the little we have and how many will benefit from our kindness, compassion, wisdom, courage, conviction, love, warmth, zeal, faith, and hope? That young lad never dreamed that his few leftovers would do all that they did. God shows up in unexpected ways!
Where would life’s adventure and fun be if it were any other way? Being able to be part of bringing God’s creative, trans- forming, healing to the world opens us up to wonder, awe, and excitement! We can all bring our little piece to the bigger work of God that can result in being a coveted jewel passed generation to generation. This is good news indeed!
Bread and wine transform into Christ’s Body and Blood and we become what we eat. Trust that.
©LPi
Deacon Information Session
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee Of- fice of Diaconate Formation will be holding an information session at St.
Sebastian, 5400 W. Washington Blvd, Milwaukee on Monday, July 26 from 6-7:00 PM. This is a multi- parish event used to answer questions about the diaconate. If you think you might be being called to be a deacon
or if you just want to find out more about serving as a dea- con, please come to this session.
The time between now and Thanksgiving is a very im-
portant window for men to discern whether to apply for
admission into the Aspirant Class of 2022. The applica-
tion process starts in January 2022
Website………...…...www.mystcharles.org Hispanic Ministry……….….….………..…..262-767-2630 Sr. Janeth Vasconez Email: janeth67@hotmail.com
Parish Staff
Pastor: Very Rev. Jim Volkert……….……..262-763-2260 E-Mail: jvolkert@stmb.org
Associate Pastor: Rev. Sergio Rodriguez...262-763-2260 E-Mail: srodriguez@mystcharles.org
Deacon: Anton Nickolai………...….262-763-2260 Parish Secretary/Bookkeeper: Jami Morrow
………...262-763-2260 x201 E-Mail: jmorrow@mystcharles.org
Director of Rel.Ed: Ellie Schultz………...….262-757-8054 E-Mail: eschultz@mystcharles.org
Youth Ministry: Ellie Schultz ………….…...262-757-8054 E-Mail: eschultz@mystcharles.org
Trustee: Barb Bakshis………... 262-539-2694 Trustee: Bob O’Neill……...………...……….262-939-1292 Bulletin Editor: Jami Morrow………....262-763-2260 x201 Prayer Chain: Sara Schoepke……….414-510-1841 RCIA Coordinator: Erin Aldrich………...
E-Mail: erin.l.aldrich@gmail.com
Tri-Parish Pastoral Council Members………
Lucy Dinegan (763-5642), Mary Ann Johnson—Vice Chair- person (262-812-7547), Bill Korducki (262-763-4369), Tom Lebak—Chairperson(763-6006), Marilyn Putz—Secretary (763-9075), Kathy Rivest (810-531-2913), Ellen Voslar (763- 2056), LuAnn Warren (262-208-6501)
Finance Council Members………..
Barb Bakshis, Emily Berg, Bob Lois, Karen Middlecamp (Chairperson), Chris Miller, Bob O’Neill, Bil Scherrer, Fr. Jim Volkert
Burlington Catholic Grade School
St. Charles & St. Mary Campus’s · Burlington Principal: Emily Berg……..……...…262-763-1515 Secretary: Ashleigh Seidl…..……...……..262-763-2848 x209 Bus. Manager: Tyler Galstad………..…...262-763-2848 x210 Catholic Central High School
Principal: Bonnie Scholz....………..……...262-763-1510 St. Charles Knights of Columbus Council 1578
Please call Jim Martin at 262-534-4359
Directory
Emergency After Hours Phone # 262-210-9588
Weekend Mass Schedule
Saturday4:30 PM—St. Mary Parish 5:00 PM—St. Charles Parish
5:30 PM—St. Joseph Parish Sunday
7:30 AM—St. Mary Parish 8:00 AM—St. Charles Parish
9:00 AM—St. Joseph Parish 10:30 AM—St. Mary Parish 11:00 AM—St. Charles Parish (Spanish) 5:00 PM—St. Charles Parish (English) begins Aug. 1st
Liturgical Roles
Saturday, July 31 @ 5:00 pm Reader: Jacki Scholze
Eucharistic Minister: Jackie Heiligenthal
Ushers: Ruth & Bill Neu, Bridget Hinchliffe, Rose Dola- towski
Alternate: John Anderson Sunday, August 1 @ 8:00 am Reader: Ted Ehlen
Eucharistic Minister: Rosemary Warner
Ushers: David Heiligenthal, Pete DeGrave, Paul Naber, Tom Aldrich
Alternate: Connie Lutz
Sunday, August 1 @ 11:00 pm (Spanish) All Roles to be filled by the Hispanic Community Sunday, August 1 @ 5:00pm (English)
Reader: Bob O’Neill
Mass Intentions
Monday, July 26—8:30am Mass at St. Mary Tuesday, July 27—8:30am Mass at St. Charles †Federico Arrieta (Linda Gould)
†Joan Hobbick—30th Day
Wednesday, July 28—8:30 Mass at St. Joseph Thursday, July 29—8:30am Mass at St. Charles †John & Virg McCarthy (Mary Block) Friday, July 30—8:30am Mass at St. Mary
18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Saturday, July 31
5:00pm—†Roger Luetten (Rita Graul) Sunday, August 1
8:00 am—†William & Phyllis LaBadie (Barb Kerkman) 11:00 am—†Living & Deceased Members of St. Charles 5:00pm—†Arlene Volkert
If you are having a mass intention said in honor of someone and would like to present the gifts at
that mass, please inform the ushers.
Thank you.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered the 1st and 3rd Saturdays at St. Charles. Confessions will
be heard at 4:00 PM in the Cry Room of church.
You may also call one of the priests to schedule a time convenient for you.
All Aboard! The Rocky Railway
Burlington/Lyons Catholic Community Vacation Bible Camp
Monday-Friday, August 2-6 from 8:30-noon St. Joseph’s Church, 6068 Water St. Lyons
For all children PreK-grade 6.
Jump aboard the Rocky Railway where children will discover that Jesus’ power can pull them through life’s ups and downs. Rocky Railway VBC is filled with in- credible Bible-learning experiences kids see, hear, touch and even taste! (Since everything is hands-on, kids might get a little messy. Be sure to send them in play clothes and safe shoes)
Registration information is available online at www.mystcharles.org, in the entrance of church, in the parish offices, or contact Rita at
rvanschyn- del@ourblcc.org or 262-763-2050.Vacation Bible Camp supply requests:
Solid fabric scraps (5x7 or larger), Pringles or Lays chip containers with lids, Coffee cans with lids, boxes with easy to remove tops, Old luggage (for decoration only, put your name and phone number inside so I can return it) Also needed: Male to play Ananias on Monday, August 2 from 8-Noon during Bible and closing stations. There is a script--you do not need to memorize if you do not wish too. Some practice would be needed. Call Rita for more details 763-2050.
Look for the donation board at St. Joseph's in the West entrance for more opportunities to help. These donations help us keep the cost of Vacation Bible Camp down so everyone can come.
SAVE THE DATE—SEPT. 25 & 26 St. Charles Annual Fall Festival
Jesus And Me Update
The JAM program for young children ages 3-7 will re- turn in September. Two people are needed to teach this program, per Archdiocese requirements. This is an in- vestment of 30 minutes a week. Now more than ever, it's so important children learn about Jesus and his love for them.
To volunteer for this essential ministry, please call Jen- ny at 767-0740.
Prayer Gardens Update
This last May marked the 10th birthday of the Prayer Gardens being created by the Class of 2011 and gifted to St. Charles Parish
The website shows photos from then to now. Wow . . . how the Gardens have grown! With continued support from generous-hearted parishioners, statues, garden art and reminders of the catholic faith have been added.
You're invited to stop by and experience these peaceful gardens for yourself. Bring your family. Bring a friend. It is essential to 'make time for quiet moments, as God whispers, and the world is loud.'
*Watch the bulletin for an upcoming social in the Gar- dens the end of August!
EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP -
RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS
It’s All in the Basket
St. Therese of Lisieux made a point of going the extra mile in kindness towards those people who really got under her skin. It was part of her own brand of Everyday Stewardship
— thanking God for all His creation, even the parts with which, in her own humanness, she struggled to cope.
I think about this a lot when I challenge myself to give thanks for things that bother me and people who challenge me. When I do this, I envision Christ giving thanks over those insufficient loaves. How many of us would see that paltry little basket and kick a rock in frustration because we can’t feed all our people? “You didn’t give me enough, Lord! You didn’t give me enough patience, enough money, enough creativity, enough stamina to be a good steward. If you had given me more, I could also give more!”
In those moments of despair, we need to take a good look at the life God has given us. We need to look at the trials and the challenges and the shortcomings. The hopes that didn’t pan out, the disappointments that keep cropping up. Some- where therein lies what we need to be the steward God asks us to be, just as St. Therese’s own stewardship was defined by the people she simply couldn’t stand.
God does not give us all we want. He does not give us all we ask for. He does us one better: He gives us all we need. It’s all in the basket.
— Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
©LPi
Car Wash to Benefit Catholic Central Football
Catholic Central High
School football players will be at St. Francis de Sales in
Lake Geneva on Sunday July 25th from 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
to wash your vehicles!
Donations will be accepted.
All proceeds will go towards new equipment for the football program. Please consider getting your car washed by our SFdS alumni football players and their teammates!
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Monday Night Women’s AA meeting is now being held at 6:00PM at the 12 & 12 Club at 724 N. Pine St.
Any questions please call Marlene at 262-210-5918. If no answer, please leave message.
Readings for the week of July 25, 2021
Sunday: 2 Kgs 4:42-44/Ps 145:10-11, 15-16, 17-18/
Eph 4:1-6/Jn 6:1-15
Monday: Ex 32:15-24, 30-34/Ps 106:19-20, 21-22, 23/Mt 13:31-35
Tuesday: Ex 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28/Ps 103:6-7, 8-9, 10- 11, 12-13/Mt 13:36-43
Wednesday: Ex 34:29-35/Ps 99:5, 6, 7, 9/Mt 13:44-46 Thursday: Ex 40:16-21, 34-38/Ps 84:3, 4, 5-6a and 8a, 11/Jn 11:19-27 or Lk 10:38-42
Friday: Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37/Ps 81:3-4, 5- 6, 10-11ab/Mt 13:54-58
Saturday: Lv 25:1, 8-17/Ps 67:2-3, 5, 7-8/Mt 14:1-12 Next Sunday: Ex 16:2-4, 12-15/Ps 78:3-4, 23-24, 25, 54/Eph 4:17, 20-24/Jn 6:24-35
Caring & Sharing Grief Support
Sponsored by Daniels Family Funeral Homes Meetings are open to the public at no charge.
Meetings are held always on the Last Tuesday of the Month @ 6:00 PM We will meet: July 27, August 31, September 28,
October 26, November 30, December 28.
Polnasek-Daniels Funeral Home 908 11th Ave., Union Grove
Any Questions please call Marlene at Union Grove 262-878-2011 or Burlington 262-763-3434
Mass Schedule Change
I want to take this opportunity to express my gratitude for the patience and understanding you’ve shown during the months that our parishes have had to alter activities due to the Covid Pandemic. It is wonderful to see our churches filled again as we gather to celebrate the Holy Mass.
The question has come up about adding another Mass to the schedule at St. Charles. The 10:00 AM Mass that was celebrated on Sundays was eliminated and the Spanish Mass is now celebrated at 11:00 AM. In discussions with Fr. Sergio, the parish trustees and the Tri-Parish Pastoral Council, we have decided to offer a 5:00 PM Mass on Sun- day evenings at St. Charles. This was agreed upon for a few reasons: 1) We already offer a 5:00 PM Mass on Sun- days twice a month from September to April for the Family Life Night, 2) This option still leaves five opportunities to attend Mass on Sunday mornings at the parishes, 3) This option was considered about 12 years ago by our trustees as plans for becoming a Tri-Parish community were just get- ting started, 4) This may be an attractive option not only our parishioners but folks from the neighboring parishes.
As always, I appreciate your willingness to adapt to chang- es in our parishes. We will review this after sufficient time passes to see if it is meeting the needs of our parishes.
Fr. Jim Volkert
Can You Serve? Liturgical Ministers Needed
As our parish continues to return back to normal capacity, so does the need for Liturgical Ministers increase in all are- as. Please consider joining one of our St. Charles Mass ministries. It is a wonderful opportunity to participate more fully in the Mass and be of service to our parish. We are in despairing need of additional ministers of communion, lectors, youth altar servers, adult servers (both men &
women) and ushers at all masses. You can specify your preferred Masses, and be scheduled with other family mem- bers. We will provide the necessary training. St. Charles has a 5:00pm mass on Sunday evenings beginning in Au- gust that we will need to fill all slots for ministers. Where can you help?
Please call the parish office at 763-2260 to answer any ques- tions and to volunteer.
As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God’s varied grace. 1Peter 4:10
5:00 PM Mass on Sundays at St. Charles will begin on August 1.
St. Mary’s Dover Pork Chop Dinner/Auction Sunday, August 8th
Activities begin at 11am with Garden Tractor pulls and 4- wheel pulls. Kids activities begin at 11:30 a.m. Auction be- gins at 12:30 by Bob Hagemann Auction Service. Pie Auc- tion begins at 1:30 p.m. Porkchops served from 12:00 -5:00.
$20 per dinner includes two porkchops, German potato salad, Sauerkraut, applesauce, coleslaw, roll/butter, dessert and Raffle Entry with cash prizes. Carry-outs available. Also: Antique tractor show, bake sale, raffles, Outside Music and Farmer’s Market! Serving beer, soda, brats and hotdogs outside. Best Day of the Summer! Questions? Call Jane Serdynski at 262- 492-0073. St. Mary’s is at 23209 Church Road, Kansasville.
MINISTERIO HISPANO
Domingo XVII Tiempo Ordinario
2 Reyes 4,42-44 // Efesios 4,1-6 // Juan 6,1-15
Nos encontramos con el libro de los Reyes y en el segundo libro estamos con el relato del Profeta Eliseo. Esta es una de las manifestaciones concretas de la presencia de Dios y que Eliseo era su mensajero. Le llevan veinte panes de cebada y grano tierno en espiga. Eliseo pide que repartan a la gente, pero ahí hay más de 100 personas y están sorprendidos, puesto que no será suficiente para repartir. Sin embargo Eliseo tiene confianza en Dios y en que su palabra se cumplirá. El Señor había dicho: <Comerán todos y sobrará>. Y la Palabra de Dios se cumple. El criado repartió los panes a la gente y todos comieron y todavía sobró. Nosotros estamos invitados a fortalecer nuestra fe en el Señor. Si nosotros estamos unidos a él y nos fiamos de su palabra esta se cumplirá. Qué es lo que tenemos que hacer, estar unidos a Dios, fortalecer nuestra oración, frecuentar los sacramentos, saber que de ahí nosotros tendremos la fuerza para seguir adelante. Dios es un Dios personal, por eso nosotros podemos acercarnos a él y en nuestra oración hablar con él. El siempre nos escucha.
En la segunda lectura el apóstol San Pablo nos invita a tener una vida digna de los hijos de Dios. A mantener firme en los valores cristianos la: humildad, amabilidad, comprensión, amor mutuo todo esto por el vínculo de la paz que viene del Es- píritu. Pero este vínculo de la paz se cultiva por medio de la aceptación y la comprensión mutua. La unidad es fruto de la fe en Cristo y una respuesta a los valores cristianos. En la Iglesia es necesario la diversidad y la unanimidad centrada en Cris- to. Y de esto tenemos que ser testimonio para dar vida. De igual forma en la Iglesia doméstica que es nuestra familia, nues- tra casa. Vivamos la unidad en la diversidad con amor, todo esto lo podemos hacer tomados de la mano de Cristo Jesús.
En el evangelio de hoy Jesús nuevamente se manifiesta a sus discípulos y a la gente a través del milagro de la multiplica- ción de los panes. Sin embargo cuando se da cuenta que lo quieren proclamar rey, Jesús se retira de nuevo a la montaña.
Juan en el capítulo 6 nos va ha ayudar a entender que Jesús es el Mesías esperado. Jesús no es un profeta, es el Mesías, por esto tiene que vencer la tentación de ser proclamado rey. La redención sabe que la tendrá que hacer buscando cumplir la voluntad de Dios, no la de los hombres. A más de la manifestación de la multiplicación de los panes va a ser la solidaridad, la misericordia, el amor que tiene por la humanidad. Nuestra mirada en Cristo nos debe llevar a ver en Él al Hijo de Dios que fue obediente, que vence las tentaciones y está unido al Padre. Si permanecemos unidos a Cristo nuestra vida será más llevadera, los problemas no van a desaparecer, pero sabremos sobrellevarlos con valentía, y Dios nos llenará de sus bendi- ciones.
El Papa Francisco...
El Papa Francisco dijo a las familias que el hogar es el primer y más importante lugar para transmitir la fe, a través del sereno y cotidiano ejemplo de los padres que aman al Señor y confían en su palabra. Ahí, en la «iglesia doméstica», los hijos aprenden el significado de la fideli- dad, de la honestidad y del sacrificio. Ven cómo mamá y papá se comportan entre ellos, cómo se cuidan el uno al otro y a los demás, cómo aman a Dios y a la Iglesia. Así los hijos pueden respirar el aire fresco del Evangelio y aprender a comprender, juzgar y actuar en modo coher- ente con la fe que han heredado. La fe se transmite al- rededor de la mesa doméstica, en la conversación ordinar- ia, a través del lenguaje que solo el amor perseverante sabe hablar. Por tanto, rezad juntos en familia, hablad de cosas buenas y santas, dejad que María nuestra Madre entre en vuestra vida familiar. Celebrad las fiestas cristia- nas. Vivid en profunda solidaridad con cuantos sufren y están al margen de la sociedad”, alentó.
https://www.vaticannews.va/es/papa/news/2018-08/viaje- apostolico-irlanda-testimonio.html
ORACIÓN POR LA FAMILIA Señor, gracias por la familia que me diste, por el amor que nos une.
Hoy te pido que sigas bendiciendo a cada uno, que abras caminos de paz,
que nos des salida a los problemas que se presentan confiando en tu poder para juntos vencer.
Señor, ayúdanos a estar unidos que crezcamos en amor y comprensión unos con otros,
en consideración y aprecio, en cuidado y respeto.
Quita de nosotros toda raíz de amargura, que el perdón llene nuestro corazón, bendícenos con tu paz y tu bondad.
Señor, hay momentos tan difíciles que no sabemos cómo afrontarlos, son situaciones que se escapan
de lo que podemos hacer humanamente, ten piedad de nosotros y obra en nuestro favor, cuida de los indefensos y protégelos,
que sean guardados de todo mal te lo pedimos con todas las fuerzas en el nombre de Jesús, amén.
Les recordamos que este año tendremos EL FESTIVAL DE LA PARROQUIA y será el 26 de Sep- tiembre. Todos estamos invitados a participar y colaborar con nuestra parroquia. No lo olvide le esperamos, separe esta fecha.
Gracias por su presencia y un Feliz Domingo.
Hna. Janeth Vásconez, mfj
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Custom Design & Installation Burlington - Elkhorn www.ketterhagenmemorials.com
MARTIN
CONSTRUCTION L.L.C.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS Residential • Commercial Remodeling • Restoration JIM: 262-534-4359 2657 Timber Ln.
TONY: 262-763-5536 Burlington, WI
Satter Surveying, LLC
Surveys, mapping, planning, construction staking Thomas L. Satter
Registered land surveyor totto2@wi.rr.com 272 Origen Street Burlington, WI 53105 262-661-4239 office 414-416-3575 cell
OTTER
sales&service, inc.
1197 MILWAUKEE AVE.
BURLINGTON, WI 53105 (262) 763-3563
Builders & Remodeling, Inc.
General Contractor
262-763-7273 Office 262-763-7201
Fax www.dmketter.com
Troy Ketterhagen
Civil/Structural Engineer Technician 121 Industrial Drive, Burlington, WI 53105
Email dmketter@sbcglobal.net
BIGELOW
Appliance Sales & Service, Inc.
- since 1939 - MARK BIGELOW
481 Milwaukee Ave., Burlington, WI 53105 262-763-2555 • 1-800-270-6788 • Fax 262-763-7787
Email: bigelow@bizwi.rr.com Website: shopbigelowappliance.com
140 W. Chestnut Street Burlington, WI
262-342-5149
www.supertacosmoy.com
CUSTOM WEDDINGS SPECIALIZING IN CREATIVE DETAILS CORPORATE ACCOUNTS AND EVENTS PERSONALIZED SYMPATHY ARRANGEMENTS
Toni Piccolo AIFD, CFD Floral Owner & Designer 262-763-4522 www.giabellaflowers.com
133 E. Chesnut, Burlington, WI 53105
“traditional florist with a twist”
Wanasek, scholze, ludWig, ekes & gorn, s.c.
attorneys
133 S. Pine Street • Burlington (262) 763-8185 or (262) 763-1888
Brian R. Wanasek • Richard Scholze Peter J. Ludwig • Brett Ekes • Jennifer Gorn 988 S. Pine St.
Burlington, WI 53105 (262) 763-8854 office@bschneiderelectric.com Fax (262) 763-8869
Residential & Commercial
“Let Us Build Your Outdoor Life”
262-806-2026
Email: Rqualityllc@gmail.com Web: www.rqualityllc.com Facebook: @rqualityservice
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