Vine & Branches Area Faith Community December 25, 2016 Christmas St. Raphael, Springfield

St. Joseph, Lamberton

Liturgies This Week Mon. Dec. 26

No Mass (Spfd) Acts 6:8-10;7:54-59;Matthew 10:17-22

Tue. Dec. 27

No Mass (Spfd) 1 John 1:1-4; John 20:1a, 2-8

Wed. Dec. 28

Thur. Dec. 29

Church of St. Joseph PO Box 458 Lamberton MN 56152 & St. Thomas Oratory, Sanborn MN

Email [email protected]

No Mass (Lamb) 10:00am + Ray Kelly ( SJLH) 1 John 1:5-2:2; Matthew 2:13-18

Pastoral Associate

11:00am Funeral for Orvie Kircher (Sanb) 1 John 2:3-11; Luke 2:22-35

CCW Prayer Chain– Sister Shirley Steines

Sister Shirley Steines 507-752-7269 Parish Phone 507-752-7269

Church of St. Raphael

8:30am Mass + Terry Heiderscheidt (Spfd) Feast of the Holy Sirach 3:2-6, 12-142:13-15, 19-23

112 W Van Dusen Street Springfield MN 56087

Family

Pastor

Fri.

Sat.

Dec. 30

Dec. 31

Sun. Jan. 1

5:30pm Mass + Freida Roiger (Spfd) 1 John 2:18-21; John 1:1-18 8:30am Mass +JoAnne Streich (Spfd) 10:30am Mass –AFC (Lamb) Numbers 6:22-27 (18ABC),Galatians 4:4-7, Luke 2:16-21

Sacrament of Reconciliation:  Saturday 4:45pm at St. Raphael  Sunday 10:15am at St. Joseph Bulletin Deadline: Tuesday at 5:00pm Diocesan Website: www.dnu.org Catholic Charities of Diocese 1-866-670-5163 Baptism: Pre-baptism classes required. Marriage: All Catholics are to contact their pastoral leader at least 6 months before their wedding. Good Neighbor Thrift Store 723-5778 20 E Central, Springfield, MN St. Raphael School Facebook Page www.facebook.com/ pages/St-Raphael-Catholic-School-Spfd/151560478323433

Fr. Phil Schotzko 723-4141 [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.straphaelmn.org Prayer Chain 723-6636, 723-5757, 723-5651, 723-5670

Faith Formation/Youth Ministry Katie Prokosch 723-4138 [email protected]

Parish Secretary Marie Amsden & Mary Beth Hoffmann 723-4137 [email protected]

Parish Bookkeeper Connie Vogel 723-4137, fax 723-5409 [email protected]

School Principal Jennifer Fischer 723-4136 [email protected]

School Secretary Bev Krueger 723-4135 [email protected] Website: www.straphaelmn.org and click on school

Mass Stipend $10.00 The Mission of the Vine & Branches Area Faith Community empowered by the Holy Spirit is to bear fruit that will last as Jesus commanded: by celebrating and proclaiming our Catholic faith as disciples of Jesus using our God-given gifts; by reaching out to and welcoming all people; and by centering our lives on the Eucharist, sacraments, scripture, service and the teaching of the Church.

From the Pastor ~

MERRY CHRISTMAS! The special day of Joy has come. We stand in awe again before our God who is born in time to make Holy all that exists in time throughout the entire universe and our little corner of it on earth. Love, who is God, has revealed its nature to be amazing and “all in” to a most surprising way. You may have heard someone say along the way, “I wouldn’t mind getting a dog if I could just skip the puppy stage”. We all have wanted to skip some of the painful stages of our lives…especially the confused, out of control or dying stages. However, the God whom we believe in, choose the path of revelation within our human nature that does not skip the tough parts. Love has shown itself ready to make the sacrifice that includes suffering and death. We know from scripture that Jesus cried as an adult. Can we not assume that as a child he also cried when he was cold or wet or hungry? His tears were dried by his mother and Joseph and others around him. He made himself vulnerable and dependent for comfort, protection and sustenance on the mere mortals around him. God needed the help of limited human beings. This truly amazes me and shows me that the God of all the universe did not want to remain out there above it all, rather God wanted to be loved so He came as a baby! I suppose God could have skipped the baby stage and shown up as a powerful adult in a flaming chariot if he wanted to. However, he did not. God was born as a baby, born of woman, a woman who first showed him what it was like to be loved in a human body. How good it feels for us to love babies, and in particular, the baby Jesus. Thus we are given another opportunity to deepen our love for God…a God who so honors our humanity that He joins his divinity with our humanity and we shall never again be separate. For nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ, Jesus. (Rom. 8: 35) For now it is our great blessing to realize that we have been visited by a gracious God who came to live in us and with us forever. This is the Goodnews that brings “Joy to the World”.

Father Phil Schotzko

From Sister Shirley: Special thanks to our elementary and Junior High Faith Formation students for their wonderful presentation of the “Stories of the Savior” Christmas Program. We are proud of you for sharing your gifts with us. Grateful thanks to the Faith Formation Teachers, to Kaylee and Brenda for providing the music, to Jennifer for providing the costumes, and Sandy, Katy, and Angie and their helpers for preparing and serving the lunch. Thanks Santa for the visit. God bless you for your birthday and Christmas cards, gifts, treats, wishes, support, friendship. and assistance in various ways. God continues to bless me through each one of you. As we welcome 2017 may we continue to share God’s love, peace and joy to all our Area Faith Community and to the Lamberton, Sanborn and Springfield communities. ~Sister Shirley

~Church of St. Joseph~ This week we remember these people in our prayers. Mary & Shawn Holman and Betsy & Larry Hubert ~Please also pray for those in Need ~

Ministry Schedule Sunday, Jan. 1, 2017 Ushers

Dave Baumann, Jim Imker Charlie Willhite, Dave Wille

Lector

Brenda Derickson

Dolores Berg

Deacon Mark Kober

Gifts

Ushers

Sal Stillo

Pat Dauer

EMC

Craig & Barb Wetter, Teresa Wenisch

Joan Kelly

Kathleen Stillo

Servers

Isaac Kronback, Caleb Kronback

Angie Axford

Kay Weisbrich

Judy Liebl

Matt Rau

Beth Meidl

Jeanne Florek

Eleanor Fank

Millie Bellig

Ken Benedict

Ron Wille

Counters Fred Berg. Teresa Wenisch Video

Candi VanMeveren

December 18, 2016 Contributions Adult Envelopes

520.00

Student Envelopes

10.00

Loose Plate

74.00

Christmas

Coming Events Sat. Dec. 24

100.00 20.00

Christmas Flowers

500.00

Fuel Votive Lights

10.00

Faith Formation

78.25

Total Income to Parish

Loose Plate

Mass at St. Raphael’s

Wed. Dec 28

No Mass at Lamberton 10:30am

Mass– World Day of Peace

St. Thomas, Sanborn December 29th 8:00am

$1,312.25

Annual Budget Budget to Date Received to Date

Student

Christmas Mass

Sun. Dec. 25 9:00am

Sun. Jan. 1

St. Joseph- Contribution Budget July 1, 2016- June 30, 2017

Adults

6:00pm

$62,500.00

$28,846.08

$24,882.37

$750.00

$346.08

$440.42

$5500.00

$2,538.48

$1,688.22

Our sympathy to the Family & Friends of Orvie Kircher, whose Funeral will be held on Thursday Dec. 29 at 11am at St. Thomas. Visitation from 9-11 at the church. May he rest in peace with our heavenly Father.

“Loving Father, help us remember the birth of Jesus, that we may share in the song of the angels, the gladness of the shepherds, and the worship of the wise men. Close the door of hate and open the door of love all over the world. Let kindness come with every gift and good desires with every greeting. Deliver us from evil by the blessing which Christ brings, and teach us to be merry with clear hearts. May the Christmas morning make us happy to be Thy children, and the Christmas evening bring us to our beds with grateful thoughts, forgiving and forgiven, for Jesus’s sake. Amen.” - Robert Louis Stevenson

~Church of St. Joseph~ From Sister Shirley:

January 1st is the 50th World Day of Peace. On the first day of January, Pope Francis will be sending a World Day of Peace message to all foreign ministers around the world. The following is from Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns: “To be true followers of Jesus today also includes embracing his teaching about nonviolence,” Pope Francis said in his message entitled “Nonviolence: A style of politics for peace.” He goes on to say that “the eight beatitudes provide a portrait of the person we could describe as blessed, good and authentic” and also a program and a challenge for political and religious leaders, the heads of international institutions, and business and media executives.” Pope Francis says “that Jesus himself lived in violent times” and “marked out the path of nonviolence” when he taught his disciples to love their enemies and to turn the other cheek. He highlights great peacemakers to demonstrate that nonviolence is more powerful than violence. He names Mahatma Gandhi and Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan in India, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in the U.S. Leymah Gbowee in Liberia, as well as St. Francis of Assisi, Mother Teresa of Calcutta, and Saint Therese of Lisieux. St. Francis pledged “the assistance of the Church in every effort to build peace through active and creative nonviolence.” One way he plans to fulfill this pledge is through the work of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development to open at the Vatican on January 1. If you wish to read Pope Francis complete message for the World Day of Peace please check out the Vatican website. Let us pray and work for peace in our hearts, family, community and throughout the world. Please check your mailboxes for your new church envelopes.

~Sister Shirley

CHRISTMAS Flower Memorials 2016~ St. Joseph, Lamberton The following people have made donations in memory of their loved ones. Please remember these people in your prayers. Thanks to these donation, our church environment looked vibrant and festive!

Donation made by:

In Memory of:

Jim & Teresa Wenisch

Terry Wenisch

Ken & Mary Arnoldi

George & Ardell Arnoldi, Donna Dudgeon, Mike & Angie Sturm, Michael Sturm Jr., Judy Arnoldi

Ardy & Jackie Imker

Donna & Lester Imker, Rita Riley

John Hoffman

Georgine, Mary & John Hoffman Sr.

Emily Scheffler

Murphy Scheffler, Edna & Ed Erickson Sr.

Julie Erickson

Don & Patty Roth, Louis & Lola Wilt

Jim & Jenna Olson

Rita Riley, Ralph Olson

Delores Schwanke

Florence Schwanke

Dave Wille

Christine Wille

Christmas Trees-Donated by:

In Memory of:

Russ & Doreen Kronback

Bernard & Marilyn Baumann, Glen Kronback

The Pankonins Joe Dietl

~Church of St. Raphael~ Prayer Corner Please remember in your prayers:  Our Shepard of the Field Rev. Anthony Hesse Please pray for our parishioners this week~ Sun: Jeffrey & Jennifer Hayden Family Mon: Michael & Julie Hayden Family Tues: Tom & Linda Hayden Wed: Peter & DJ Hedstrom Thurs: Jeff & Melonie Heiling Family Fri: Kenneth & Rosella Helget Sat: Lowell & Connie Helget Weekly Candle Intentions ($2.00 offering) ·Special Intention ·Special Intention BV ·Special Intention ·Special Intention CDW

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Media Check on Channel 8

St. Raphael Sunday Mass (viewed on Channel 8) Every Tuesday at 5:00 pm & Friday at 6:00 pm.  Finding God Through Faith & Reason– Ep. 7 Every Tuesday at 10:30am & Thursday at 7:00pm. 

Good Neighbor Thrift Store December 27 - 31 50% off Clothing. Christmas Bag Sale $2 per bag on remaining Christmas Items that you can fit into the bag. We will be closed on Monday December 26. Wishing all a Blessed and Merry Christmas and New Year.

March for Life 2017 Sunday, January 22, 2017, the annual March for Life will take place in St. Paul. The event will begin at 2:00pm at the Capital Building. There will not be a prayer service at the Cathedral of St. Paul, prior to the march as there has been in previous years. All activities for the March for Life will take place at the Capital. Here is a great opportunity to encourage people to attend who normally may not have the possibility to do so because of their work commitment.

January Liturgical Ministry Schedules are in the entrances of church.

Advent Reflection “The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us.” (John 1:14) The date: December 1223. The place: Greccio, Italy. The problem: a man living in poverty lamenting that his town’s observance of Christmas had become overshadowed by materialism. Distraught, the man did something extreme. He gathered some friends together, along with some livestock , and re-created the scene at the manger. It was a moving experience for many people, and over the years, the practice spread across the world. The man was St. Francis of Assisi, and the practice-which every parish around the world has since adopted– was the traditional nativity scene. About six hundred years later, a priest in France was so full of joy at the sight of a nativity scene that he found his heart melting. “Who can describe the joy of the feast of Christmas?” he asked. Then , moved by the Holy Spirit, he wrote a homily that described three acts of humility that were at the heart of this great feast. The first act of humility was God’s plan for his Son to take on our human nature and become a man like us in all things but sin. The second act of humility was God’s decision to have his Son born into poverty. That priest was St. John Vianney, known as the Curéof Ars and the patron of all priests. As Christians celebrate Jesus’ birth today, let’s follow the example of these two great saints. Let’s fix our eyes on the baby Jesus and make him the first priority of our day. Let’s carve out some private time with him tin prayer before all the celebrations begin. Maybe you can even gather the family and pray together. And let’s contemplate God’s humility and his magnificent plan for us—a plan that was grounded in what is unquestionably the most dramatic act of humility ever. “O come, let us adore him!” (The Word among us)

Our sympathy to the Family & Friends of Andrew Vogel, whose Funeral was held on Friday Dec. 23. May he rest in peace with our heavenly Father.

~Church of St. Raphael~ Meetings and Activities The 400 Club Winner this Week

Merry Christmas

Dec. 25

#286

No 7-11th FF, Christmas

John Ryan

$400.00

Dec. 26

No Craft Ladies or Prayer Shawl Group

Dec. 28

No K-6th FF, Christmas

Dec. 30

Feast of the Holy Family

Jan. 1 Jan. 2

1:00pm

No 7-11th FF, New Years Craft Ladies Meet

Jan. 3

3:30pm-4:45pm 1st Reconciliation Stations

Adults

Jan. 4

3:30pm-4:45pm K-6th FF/ Level 2 Atrium

Gr. 7-12

$1,500.20

$769.25

331.00

Jan. 5

3:30-4:45pm

Pre K-6

$1,600.04

$721.25

1021.69

Level 1 Atrium

Serving next Funeral will be Group D

Contribution Budget July 1, 2016- June 30, 2017 Annual Budget Budget to Date Received to Date

December 31, 2016 & January 1, 2017 5:30pm Servers

Lector

8:30am

Joseph Hoffmann

Devin Johnson

Isaak Lothert

Kadin Johnson

Volunteer

Ashtin Johnson

Lynn Hoffmann

John Fank

Lynn Hoffmann Dale Lindmeier Crystal Dauer Accompanist Julie Prechel

Elizabeth Mohr Jack Hartjes Donna Krueger Kathleen Goedtke

Song Leader Julie Prechel

David Goedtke

EMC

Rosary

Julie Lassegard

Hilary Mohr

Head Usher

*Dale Lindmeier

*Jim Hoffmann

David Roiger Justin Roiger Rich Dauer Joseph Miesen Terry Ochs John Moritz Communion SJLH Jack & Marlene Hartjes Andy Hoffmann Videographer

St. Raphael Parish Masses are available to view online! You may see the most recent mass on the parish website: www.straphaelmn.org . For now, due to the limitations of our current website you may not be able to view full screen within the site. You can click on the YouTube link and view it on our YouTube page. Unfortunately we cannot control the suggested videos or ads that may be attached to the page.

$255,000.20 $122,596.25

128,725.59

Last week’s Parish Revenue Adult Envelopes

$21,780.70

High School Gr. 7-12 Children through Gr. 6

0 90.00

Loose Plate

232.35

Capital Improvement

135.00

Religious Retirement

600.00

Christmas Christmas Flowers Diocesan United Fund St Anne’s Craft LadiesHistory books

1,180.00 335.00 5.00 500.00

Adopt a student

2,406.64

School Gift

1,400.00

Tuition

200.00

Pre K Tuition

540.00

Good Neighbor Thrift Store

617.75

Total Income

$30,022.44

NOTE: Bonus of online viewing- you will be able to enjoy the music before mass. This will be especially exciting for our Christmas Mass being recorded this weekend.

~Church of St. Raphael~ Please join us for Christmas Mass December 24

4:00pm at St. Raphael’s 6:00pm at St. Joseph’s 9:00pm at St. Raphael’s

December 25

9:00am at St. Raphael’s

CCW for Heifer International during Advent CCW is sponsoring a fundraising project for Heifer International, an organization that gives animals to people to help them help themselves out of hunger and poverty. The offspring of these animals are then passed on to other families in the village and so on. The CCW’s goal is to purchase a Joy to the World Basket which includes 2 sheep, 4 goats, 1 heifer, and 2 llamas for $1500. Individuals can also purchase animals separately to give as gifts for the holidays. $20 can buy flock of Chicks, Ducks or Geese. A hive of honey bees is $30. $60 will buy a trio of rabbits. $120 buys a pig, sheep or goat. $500 for a heifer. Give a gift that keeps on giving. For more information, call Shelley Olson 507-227-5826 or put a donation in the collection basket marked Heifer. Checks made payable to Heifer International. Cards for gifts are available in the gathering space.

“Socks that Soothe” A National Council of Catholic Women Sponsored Project

New Warm socks will be stuffed with items needed for the homeless. Socks will be delivered to Mary Jo Copeland’s Sharing and Caring Hands in January. Warm socks have already been purchased. Items Needed  Travel size shampoo, soap, toothpaste  Band-Aids, gum, hand sanitizer, toothbrush  Protein bars  Beef Jerky  Individually wrapped bags of nuts  Stretchy Gloves  Headbands  Chap stick  Pocket comb  Handwarmers  Shoestrings Items can be put in the blue bin in the Gathering Space Thank You! NUDCCW Scholarship Program for 2016-2017 has Applications Available in the Church Office. All applications must be received in our Parish Office by February 22, 2017 in order for the application to be signed and sent in to the main office by March 1, 2017. For more information and applications please contact the parish office.

Faith Formation &Youth Ministry Faith Formation will resume January 4th for grades K-6 and January 8th for grades 7-11. Enjoy your break. And A Big Thank you to Clarice Platz for filling in as DRE on Sunday Nights this past month.

St. Raphael School MERRY CHRISTMAS!! Mixed amongst the Christmas program and classroom parties were many other events to keep us busy. We gathered around the Advent Wreath weekly for prayer and reflection. We had our final Advent Prayer last Tuesday and all four candles were lit. Our school choir had the privilege of sharing their music. This past Wednesday, their director, Mrs. Beth Steffl, brought them and the sounds of the season out to St. John’s and shared their love of music with the residents of St. John’s Lutheran Home. Mrs. Sharon Pieschel graciously gave her time and talent to accompany the choir on the piano. The choir had a wonderful time and the residents enjoyed the singing. This past Friday we began Christmas break. It is a time for everyone to regroup after a time of waiting during Advent, celebrating the birth of Jesus, ushering out the old year and ringing in the New Year. We return to school on Tuesday, January 3, 2017! Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year to Everyone!

~Upcoming Area Events~ SAVE THE DATE Spend an evening with

PATTY WETTERLING As she tells her story and talks about "CREATING A BETTER WORLD FOR OUR CHILDREN" Wednesday, January 11, 2017 6:30 p.m. Springfield High School 12 S Burns Ave Springfield, MN

NO ADMISSION FEE (Free will donations appreciated)

Need a girl’s night out? Calling ALL ladies to an elegant evening...

Beginning Experience of SW MN/Marshall, a peer ministry support group for widowed, separated and divorced people is offering its "Coping With Life Alone" Series for ten weeks beginning Jan. 16, 2017. The Monday night sessions begin at 7:00 P.M. at the First Lutheran Church on Church and “A” Street in Marshall, MN. Registration is held the first two Monday nights starting at 6:30 P.M. Registration is then closed for that session. The support group is open to people of all denominations. There is a $75 fee to cover the cost of materials. This series is designed for those wishing to work through the grieving process following the loss of a loved one. If you wish to pre -register or have other questions, contact: Laurie W: 507-829-6692 or [email protected] Mary Ann S.: 507-828-2866 or [email protected] Mary J.: 507-872-6251 or [email protected]

“Sparkle and Dine” 5-8pm Monday, February 13th, 2017 (meal at 6pm) Held at Community Center Sign up to “host” a table-Choose a theme, Decorate a table, invite friends, and enjoy the Evening fellowship, meal and speaker. $15.00 per person, 8 per table Proceeds support Heartland Girls Ranch Contact to sign up or for more info: Crystal Dauer (612-910-4931), Vicki Roiger (507-723-8864), Ann Miesen (507-227-7907) or Alice Fasnacht (763-6452873). Info also available at CCW table in narthex. RSVP deadline: January 20th

Women, you will not want to miss this uplifting event!!

Please check appropriate box (es) and return in the weekend collection  St Joseph Lamberton new in parish new address new/change of email

 St Raphael Springfield moving out of parish new phone number would like visiting

Name:________________________________________________ Address:______________________________________________ City: ________________________ Zip: ____________________ Email:________________________________________________ Phone: __________________Cell phone: ____________________

CHRISTMAS Flower Memorials 2016~St. Raphael The following people have made donations in memory of their loved ones. Please remember these people in your prayers. Thanks to these donation, our church environment looked vibrant and festive!

Donation made by:

In Memory of:

Avona Bielen

Ralph & Mark Bielen

Tom & Linda Hayden

Ryan Hayden, Eunice Ullrich & Gwen Erickson

Arlene Vogel & Family

Sonny Vogel

Richard LaLonde

Joseph B. LaLonde

Donna & James Krueger

Marvin & Renee Kath, Melvin Krueger & Roseann Pangal

Ron & Mary Mathiowetz

Alfred Marz, Kami Jackson, Fredolin, Marcella, Freddie, Dave & Paul Mathiowetz

Brian & Becky Veenstra & Family

Ernie Vogel, Audrey Veenstra

Gretchen Roiger & Michael Roiger

George J and Frieda Roiger

Albert & Donna Ebnet

LeRoy & Duane Weisensel—Dolores Ebnet

Dan & Darla Portner

Sylvester (Vesty) & Mary Hillesheim

Mary Ann Tauer

Edward J. Tauer, Family of Ed. A. & Grace Tauer & Vincent & Margaret Schumacher

Urb & Rose Salonek

Todd Salonek

Eileen Vogel & Lisa & Tim Scholten

Bill Vogel and Curt Vogel

Eileen Vogel

Edward & Veronica Groebner

Donna Wersal

Clem Wersal

Marlys Platz

Ervin, Dolores, Gilbert & Gerard Platz

John & Pat Ryan

Ray & Agnes Koll and Ernest & Loretta Ryan Family

Mary Ann Ochs

Michelle Ochs, Philip & Clara Utz, Ronald, Donald & Richard Utz

Ken & Shari Koll Family

Ray & Agnes Koll

Ken & Shari Koll Family

Dorothy Wells

Alan & Paula Roiger

Eryn Roiger, Perry & Irene Roiger, Marie Roiger, MaDonna Neeb

Yvonne Meindl & Family

Vince Meindl

Nancy Vogel

Ernest Vogel

Nancy Vogel

William & Minnie Vogel

Nancy Vogel

Leonard Roiger

Lynn & Mary Hoffmann Family

Gabriel Hoffmann

Bernice Sturm

Norbert Sturm

Marion Roiger

Living & Deceased family of Leonard & Marion Roiger Family

Rita Drusch & Brian Drusch

Fredolin, Marcella, Fred, Paul, Dave Mathiowetz & Gene Drusch

Evelyn Weber

William (Bud) Weber

Laura Bast

Ken Bast

Jon & Elaine Vogel

Sonny Vogel

CHRISTMAS Flower Memorials 2015~St. Raphael The following people have made donations in memory of their loved ones. Please remember these people in your prayers. Thanks to these donation, our church environment looked vibrant and festive!

Donation made by:

In Memory of:

Delaine Kelly

Ray Kelly and Larry Kelly

Steve & Maxine Meine

Rose Meine

Joe & JoAnn Rothmeier

Rothmeier & Haas Families

Phyllis Juenemann

Alvin & Allan Prechel, Albert & Leona Meidl Family of Oscar & Barbara Juenemann

Bernice A. Manderfeld

Living & Deceased members of Manderfeld & Schumacher Families

Roger & Janice Meine

Clarence & Alvera Gorres

Roger & Diane Hauth Family

Howard Binder, Gordon & Marlys Hauth

Mary Lipetzky

Lipetzky & Wagner Families

Pat & Beth Sturm Family

Deceased loved ones of Family

Linus & Mary Stifter

Caroline Rose (Stifter) Bakalyar

Jerry & LaVonne Hauth

Eugene & Gladys, Dianora & Patrick Lang-Goran, Marlys, Marvin & Diane Hauth

Chuck & Vicki Roiger & family

Georgine Hofmann, George & Freida Roiger

Ken & Sally Helget

Abby Windschitl—Florian & Leona Helget

Mary & Ken Arnoldi, Lamberton

Judy Arnoldi, Mike & Angie Sturm, Michael Sturm Jr.

Marianna Roiger

Jim & Lucinda Frank, John & Theresia Roiger, Joe F. Roiger Barbara & Robert Mitchell

Greg & Linda Roiger

Gerald & Angie Roiger & Betty Riley

Duane Dauer Family

Bill, Lucille, Gary & Ricky Bill Balbach Fred & Arline Dauer & Eileen Johnson

Dale & Shirley Hackert

Dwayne Hacker

In Honor Of: Jerry & LaVonne Hauth

Dan Lang