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SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
There has been an increase in the number of people seeking the sacrament of
Reconciliation. It is true that some individuals find Confession intimidating.
So many make excuses that they never do anything bad enough to confess. The
sacrament of Reconciliation is a fundamental part of a Catholic spiritual life.
We all need to confess our sinfulness of whatever degree because it hurts our
relationship with God. Continuing conversion is a process that remains with us
until the moment of death. Perfection is elusive. The confession of sins on a
regular basis is the spiritual support needed to climb that ladder to
perfection, strengthening one’s relation with the Lord day by day, month by
month, and year by year!!!
You will notice in the Holy Week schedule that Confessions will be heard after
ALL Masses on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. A special grace-filled opportunity
for Confession is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7:00 PM. That evening, at a
Penance Service, at least ten priests will be present hearing the confessions of
parishioners who need the cleansing graces of the Sacrament of Penance. The
encounter is always one of spiritual healing.
EASTER GENEROSITY
There are special Feast Days when your church requests a most generous
contribution to her immediate fiscal needs. Easter is one of those opportunities
when you are asked to consider your relationship to His Church and to support
its many programs. There is a false impression that since Holy Name is a large
congregation, it has a reservoir of finances at its disposal, monies for any and
all programs. Not so !!! Its large size dictates larger proportional
responsibilities for its own needs as well as larger financial contributions for
the support of other church needs. We are sincerely grateful to parishioners for
their ongoing support of this venerable parish. Those who are able are requested
to contribute $40.00 to Holy Name at Easter. Be a generous steward!!!
MORNING PRAYER
During the Triduum, there is no morning Mass on Holy Thursday, Good Friday or
Holy Saturday. Rather, all are invited to attend Morning Prayer or Lauds,
celebrated together at 8AM. Thank you to Patty Berkebile, Janice Noonan and
Millie Bodenschatz for offering to serve as prayer leaders.
HOLY WEEK AT HOLY NAME
A quote from Vatican Council II Constitution on the Liturgy will set the tone
for each one of us as we permit ourselves to be thrust into the sacred mysteries
which we commemorate this week. "The Liturgy is the summit toward which the
activity of the Church is directed; at the same time, it is the fountain from
which her power flows. For the goal of apostolic works is that all who are made
sons and daughters of God by faith and baptism should come together to praise
God in the midst of His church, to take part in her sacrifice and to eat the
Lord's Supper." And therefore the following considerations:
1. PALM SUNDAY
A rare opportunity is presented to those who wish to publicly profess this faith
by being present at the solemn blessing of the palms, to go in procession with
the worshipers of the Church and to proclaim to others that we believe in Christ
our Savior. This solemn blessing of palms is scheduled for the 10:00 AM Mass
this weekend. Our hosannas are not for a fleeting moment for Our Lord, but
reflect our commitment to Him in His suffering as we hear the Gospel narrative
of His Passion read at all Masses this weekend.
2. MASS OF THE LORD'S SUPPER
On Holy Thursday we recall that the Last Supper was a solemn Sacrificial meal
carried out according to ancient Jewish ritual by Christ and His Apostles. It
was a time when the Jewish people came together in unity and love to thank God
for their deliverance from captivity in Egypt, a solemn moment of prayer
commemorating the Passover of the Lord. We too gather together on this evening
to thank God for our deliverance from sin, for the Sacrament of the Eucharist,
and for the ministry of priesthood. A symbolic act of the Washing of the Feet
will be part of the liturgy that evening, a rite reminding us of our role of
service to each other as exemplified in the life of Christ, the true Servant.
At the Last Supper, Jesus washed the feet of his disciples and asked them to
learn to do likewise. Besides being a gesture of humility, this action is
sometimes called the “eighth sacrament,” the sacrament of service. The following
parishioners have been asked to participate in the foot washing ritual on Holy
Thursday: Colleen Mullen, Rose Puleo, Joy Lloyd, Dawn Drahnak, Theresa Smith,
Myriam D’Agostini, Donna Cook, Joe Ridgeley, Zack Murphy, Tom Monito, Jack
Lykens, Rick Drahnak. Alternates: Julie Kovach & Renee Cook.
The individuals of the parish to have their feet washed are a representation of
the various ministries, committees, and sacramental programs. Adoration of the
Blessed Sacrament until Midnight is prescribed following the Mass of the Last
Supper. Every family should spend at least one-half hour in silent adoration,
praise, thanksgiving and petition.
3. HOLY THURSDAY
ADORATION SCHEDULE FOR FAMILIES BY ALPHABET LISTINGS
8:30 - 9:00 I-L 9:30 - 10:00 F-H 10:30 - 11:00 M-N 11:30 - 12:00 O-S
9:00 - 9:30 A-B 10:00 - 10:30 T-Z 11:00 - 11:30 C-E
HOLY THURSDAY MEDITATION ON JESUS’ AGONY
Each year following the Holy Thursday Mass we solemnly celebrate a period of
prayer and meditation on the Eucharist. It is the night when we go with Christ
into the Garden of Olives to pray with him in his agony. Booklets with
meditations on Jesus’ Agony in the Garden will be available for all who will be
in adoration this Thursday evening. These meditations can greatly aid your
personal prayer on this holy night.
GRADE SCHOOL ALTAR SERVERS (GRADES 5, 6, 7 & 8) FOR HOLY THURSDAY PROCESSION
Altar servers in grades 5, 6, 7 & 8 MUST attend the Holy Thursday evening Mass
and participate in the special procession with the Blessed Sacrament that is a
part of this Mass. Grade 5, 6, 7 & 8 altar servers should report to the parish
hall in the basement of the church at 6:30 PM on Thursday evening. We ask
parents to cooperate with this request by reminding as well as bringing their
child(ren) to church for this special Mass. Although all grade school servers
will wear albs, we ask that these altar servers wear dress clothes so that they
are appropriately clothed to take part in the solemn procession with the
Eucharist.
4. GOOD FRIDAY - A DAY OF FAST AND ABSTINENCE
The Celebration of the Lord's Passion on Good Friday is scheduled for 1:00 PM.
If possible many of us should give three hours in church that afternoon or
evening, commemorating those hours Christ gave to His suspension on the Cross.
These hours are indeed sacred! Remove yourselves from normal hum-drum activities
and place yourselves into an atmosphere of prayerful recollection of the reality
of Christ's inexhaustible love for you.
5. HOLY SATURDAY AND EASTER VIGIL
At 8:30 PM we will experience the empty tomb of the first Easter giving us new
hope and joy. The ceremony of Light will proclaim life beyond the grave, it will
carry the message that life is worth living! If we share the Cross and death of
Jesus we will be with Him in His triumph in the resurrection. At the Vigil
Service and Easter Masses, sentiments of remembering and believing will allow
for the conviction in our renewal of baptismal promises that we indeed do belong
to the People of God, heirs to His kingdom. We Christians are Easter People.
"All is ready; the community has prayed, fasted, and given alms for 40 days with
the Elect. The first two days of the Triduum are past, and the great night of
Paschal Memory has arrived...The assembly is gathered, the stories are recounted
and the metaphors of salvation once again enchant human ears, alluring us more
deeply into a world that is our true home, the world of God's justice.
BLESSING OF EASTER FOOD
For the convenience of families wishing a special blessing upon varied Easter
foods, a Saturday blessing at 11:30 AM is scheduled.
GOOD FRIDAY COLLECTION
On Good Friday, our parish will take up the annual Good Friday Collection for
the Holy Land. Your financial contribution helps to support the struggling
Christian community and to protect Christianity’s holiest places. Please be
generous.
CHANGE TO NOCTURNAL ADORATION IN APRIL
Please note that Nocturnal Adoration for April will be held on HOLY THURSDAY
8:30 - 9:30 PM (after the 7:00 PM Mass) due to the First Friday of April falling
on Good Friday this year.
MASS OF CHRISM
On Monday of Holy Week, Bishop Joseph celebrates the Chrism Mass at the Altoona
Cathedral at 11:00 AM. This year, Carl & Eileen Dumm will officially represent
Holy Name Parish in receiving the three blessed oils to bring back to our
parish. The Mass is impressive, gathering all the priests of our diocese
together with our Bishop. All who are able are encouraged to attend.
SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION NEWS
The candidates and sponsors should be wrapping up their one on one meetings
sometime in April. When the meetings are over, the sponsor needs to return the
book "When a Teenage Chooses You", along with the evaluation sheet to the
rectory. Confirmation practice is Friday, May 14th at 7:30PM (more info will be
sent in the mail in April). Candidates AND sponsors need to be present.
Confirmation is on May 16th at 2:00 PM. Any questions, call Tom Deskevich
at472-5903.
STEWARDSHIP OF TALENT - FAITH COMMUNITY
“Charge them to do good, to be rich in good works and generous, sharing what
they have.” (1 Tim 6:18) May Timothy’s letter move us to better see how we are
using all that the Lord has entrusted to us, especially our talents. This sense
of stewardship will help us grow in faith and concern for one another. That’s
what faith community is all about.
FESTIVAL NEWS
1. FESTIVAL RAFFLE CHANCES - ONLY 10 WEEKS TO FESTIVAL
Festival Raffle Chances will be mailed on March 31st. To a very large extent the
parish depends upon this annual raffle to produce a successful Festival. Each
family is requested to personally sell or purchase at least one book (20
chances) on attractive monetary prizes. Parishioners wishing to be responsible
for additional books of these chances may so claim them at the rectory. The
mailing will also include three raffle tickets from the Basket & Raffle
Committee. See article below for further information on Arts & Crafts Raffle
Tickets.
2. 3G RAFFLE NEWS
Choices for this year’s 3G Raffle:
1. GAS - $500 of gas from Sheetz, purchased through the Scrip Program
2. GROCERIES - $500 of groceries from Giant Eagle, also purchased through the
Scrip Program
3. GET WHAT YOU WANT - $500 in Holy Name Scrip*
*Holy Name Scrip offers a large array of gift certificates for groceries, gas,
dining, entertainment, home improvement, department and sporting goods stores,
etc. etc. etc.!
3. BASKET COMMITTEE NEWS
The Basket Committee is gearing up for another successful Festival. Visitor
comments on the generosity of our parishioners and businesses was overwhelming
last year. Donations can be dropped off at the rectory between the hours of
8:30AM-4:00PM Monday thru Friday, or at the “new basket house” 207 S. Phaney St.
- the Lantzy residence - evenings or weekends. Please call 472-2612. Any
donation is appreciated - a basket ready to go, or one we will put together.
Please list name and basket contents and a phone number (in case we need to
contact you.).
Any questions please contact Adele Faish 472-8540, Mary Gail Lantzy 472-2612 or
Jane Farabaugh 472-8375.
4. FESTIVAL NOODLE MAKING DATES
Volunteers in great number are needed for noodle making on Wednesday, April 7.
Early bird helpers welcome after 7:00 AM. No experience is needed. Come for all
or part of the day. Free lunch. Noodles bagged at 8:30 AM on Fridays. Additional
noodle dates: April 21. Noodles are available for purchase at the rectory Monday
thru Friday, 9:00AM-3:00PM. Cost is $3.00 for a 1 lb. bag. Orders of 5 lbs. or
more, please call in advance (472-7244 ext. 101).
5. FESTIVAL FLEA MARKET -Time for Spring House Cleaning!
This year’s flea market will be bigger and better than ever! Box up items so
lids close. No clothing, used stuffed animals or baskets. If possible, store
things at home till Thurs. June 3rd when the flea market tent is set up. Or drop
off items in the Church Library. Call Sr. Margie if donating small furniture:
lamps, end tables, etc. New prize items also needed for men, women and children.
Happy spring cleaning!
RECEPTION OF HOLY COMMUNION: THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST
As of Holy Thursday, April 1, the option to receive from the chalice the Blood
of Christ will be restored as common practice. We encourage parishioners to do
so. As of Easter, the full band of Eucharistic Ministers assigned to each Mass
will be needed for the distribution of the Body and Blood of Christ. It is
presumed that when a person is not feeling well, they would know to refrain from
drinking from the Communion Cup.
JR./SR. HIGH 7TY - 11TH GRADE CCD
Regular classes resume this weekend 10 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. April 4th – Easter
Sunday is a scheduled weekend off. Classes resume April 11th. As we walk with
Christ through this Holy Week in which he suffered and endured so much for us,
may it bring us to the realization of his great love for us and the victory of
Easter that awaits us all. We hope everyone has a wonderful & blessed Easter!!
Kerry & Nancy McCulley
APEX HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP NEWS
1. Dodgeball Tournament- Tonight (March 28th) Apex is holding its annual March
Madness Dodgeball Tournament. It begins at 7 p.m. in the gym. Come & see if your
team can be the new champions!! You can bring your own team of 5 people or, you
can come and we’ll be putting teams together there. Join us for an evening of
fun, fast action & fellowship.
2. April 2nd - Good Friday – Apex youth are invited to attend Stations of the
Cross at 7 p.m. and then we will meet in the Apex Room at 7:30 to watch the
movie “The Passion of the Christ”
PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN (VIRTUS) TRAINING
A Protecting God’s Children training session will be offered on Wednesday, April
7 in the church hall. Anyone who works with or chaperones the youth of our
parish, in any capacity, is required to take this training. It is only necessary
to take this training once. The three hour session will begin promptly at 6:00
PM. You may register prior to the session online at www.virtus.org. For
questions, call Sarah Zearing 472-5631 or Susie McCombie 472-7893.
E-Z MONEY CALENDAR
The Holy Name EZ Money calendar XXI, running from May 1, 2010-April 30, 2011 are
now being sold. Calendars are $25.00 with a $15,000.00 pay out over 365 days!
Please, contact the school office, Church Rectory or a Holy Name student to
purchase your calendar. Thank you for supporting Holy Name School!
FATHER AND DAUGHTER DANCE
Our annual parish Father and Daughter Dance will be held on Saturday, April 17,
from 6:15-8:30pm in the church hall. Cost is $10 per adult; daughters of all
ages are free. Includes pizza, salad, soda, cookies, and a keepsake photo.
Entertainment provided by DJ "Music Infinity." Hosted by our parish Youth
Activities Committee. Questions, contact Pam Ley at 472-6753. Please fill out
and return Rsvp form to HN school office, CCD teacher, or collection basket by
April 13.
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Fathers ($10 each) ___________________________
Daughters (Free) _____________________________ Age ____ ;
_______________________________ Age _____;
_____________________________ Age ____ ; _______________________________ Age
_____ ;
Total # of people _____
Total $_______ Please make checks payable to Holy Name Church
Contact phone #__________________________
* If you are able to donate one dozen cookies OR a 2-liter soda, please circle
the item and bring to the dance. Thank you.
MEMORIAL FLOWERS
The Church's teaching of the Communion of Saints includes our deceased loved
ones, whether in purgatory or heaven. We remember them in varied ways, perhaps
best in prayers and the Eucharist. Our thanks to them goes far beyond words. We
also demonstrate love and respect for them by the proper use of flowers, both in
church and cemetery. It is a most fitting gesture of love for these beloved
relatives and friends that we cooperate in the Easter Season adornment of Holy
Name Church in their memory. May the Benefactors themselves be richly rewarded
by the Lord's special grace.
Ralph & Ethel Adams/Tom & Judy Urbain
Aliquo & Argento Fams./MM Cosmo Aliquo & Fam.
Bob & Kay Allison/Jerry & John Blososky
Amelio Ardini & Lorene (Ardini) Vivis/Rick & Evelyn Ardini
Richard C. Barber/Anne & Children
Bryan Beck/Dad, Mom, Brothers & Sister
Bryan M. Beck/grandparents Don & Rose Luther
Anthony Becker & Paul Sherry Fam./Gerald & Joanne Becker
Debra Tozzini Belgin/Deborah & Michael DeGretto
Guido Benigni/MM Paul E. Benigni
John L. Bertolino Sr. & Fam./Agnes & Fam.
Joseph & Gertrude Billetdeaux/Heinlein Fam.
Sandy Billetdeaux/Don, Julie, Mary, Joe & John
Charles Bishop/Rick, Ann & Boys
Ryan Bishop/Mom, Dad, Brandon & Seth
John & Regina Blososky/David & Anita Matevish
John & Regina Blososky/Jerry & John Blososky
Paul & Helen Bracken/Brian, Lora, Jill & Leah
Scott David Brady/Bill & Theresa Brady
George & Verna Brady/Bill & Theresa Brady
Michael & Margaret Buckus/Family
Edward Buige/Michelle & Mike Kokus
MM Harvey Byrne/Betty Scanlan & Fam.
Gerald & Margaret Campbell/Betty Meintel & Fam.
Dec’d Family & Friends/Capon Family
Ben Cazara/Brian, Lora, Jill & Leah
Murray & Virginia Cessna/Don & Mary Kay Cessna & Fam.
James & Stephaine Clauto/Herm & Nancy Clauto
Donald & Thelma Conigy/Al & Shirley Conigy
Martha Corio/Harry Solnosky
Mrs. Mae Corti-Sacchet/MM Donald W. Tulowitzky
Deceased Parents, Relatives & Friends/Leroy & Rena (Sisti) DeBastiani
Dec’d Mems. DeFrank Family/Dino & Rosemary Persio
William & Mary DeGretto/Monborne Fam.
Baby Boy DeGretto/Grammy & PapPap DeGretto
Anna & Joseph DeGretto/Deborah & Michael DeGretto
Kenneth DeJohn/Jane, Laura & Suzanne Kretchman
John & Clare Delaney/Joanne Delaney
Nellie Descavish/husband Steve Descavish
Pietro & Christina Menie, Dino & Dorothy Menie, Albert Menie, Thomas, Rose &
Casper Tomassetti, Joseph & Maria DeYulis & daughters Adina, Julia
& Domenica/Angelo & Dolly DeYulis
MM Guerino DiPaolo & Joseph DiPaolo/Lena Zamboni
Fred & Lucy Do/Daughters
Joe & Rose Dobronski & Paul A. Kretchman/Betty Dobronski
Joseph, Dorothy & David Domonkos/Rick & Kathy Domonkos
David A. Dow/Mom & Dad
Bert & Elizabeth Dugan/Grandchildren
Earl & Ruth Eck/Children & Grandchildren
Bernard C. Eckenrode/Jim & Kathy Getz & Fam.
Charles & Eleanor Ertter/Chuck & Diane Ertter & Fam.
Michael Erzak/wife Irene
Bryan & Steve Faish/Adele, Craig, Derek & Corey Faish
Clair Fetterman Fam./MM Robert Nealen
Mary Fisanich & Dorothy Smychynsky/MM Gerard Long
James & Alean Forst/Tom, Mary Ann & Fam.
Elizabeth, Celestine, Mary Lou & Joseph Frank/Millie & George Frank
Bertha Fugini/Karen Fugini & children
Frank & Kathryn Funyak/Funyak Fam.
Dec’d Mems. Galligan Fam./Jean Miller & Fam.
Carmella Benigni Gallina/MM Paul E. Benigni
Santo Gallina/MM Paul E. Benigni
Francis Gatto/Wife
John Gaynor/Family
Dec’d Mems. Cannonie & Glass Fams./Bernice Glass Fam.
James Glass/wife Bernice, Daughters & Fam.
James Glass/Grandchildren, Julie, Pam, Danny O’Hara
Michael, Martha & Joe Gobris/Family
Dec’d Mems. Govachini-Lesser Fams./MM Dennis Govachini
Dec’d Mems. Grembi-Capelli Fams./MM Michael Grembi
Bob Hahn/Ann Hahn & Fam.
Carl Harvey, MM Stanley Vetock, John Mical/Helen L. Harvey & Fam.
Carl Harvey/Son, Daughters & Fams.
Charles Hasson/Wife
MM William Hendrick & Mary Ann Calabria/Mrs. Margaret Lunger
Dr. William P. Hirsch/Bill & Theresa Brady
Mary M. Holtz/Earl Holtz & Fam.
Morgan T. & Jessie Hoover/Family
Donald Hoyt Sr./Barry Wilson Fam.
Rita Mae & David Hurley/Michael & Rita Hurley
Michael Hurtack/Ann & Fam.
Fred Illig/Coletta Illig & Fam.
Vincent Illig Fam./MM Lawrence Sedor
Francis “Fritz” Illig/Ruth & Family
MM Vincent Illig & MM Emil Soupart/Fred & Cheryl Illig
Nick Jerome & Fam. & Greg Creech/MM Donald W. Tulowitzky
Thomas & Elizabeth Kelly/Family
Helen L. Kenny/Family
Joseph & Sophie Klezek Fam., Stanley, Edward & Nellie/Jennie Masnica
Bill Klisanin/Dino & Rosemary Persio
Ferd & Margaret Knopp/Ron & Barb Knopp
Nicholas & Anna Kohan/Steve & Dolores Kohan
Diane Kohan/Mom & Dad
Paul A. Kretchman/Jane, Laura & Suzanne Kretchman
Paul A. Kretchman/Mom & Dad
Priscilla & Anton Kukucka/DM Stephen Kukucka & Fam.
Christina & Thomas Kukucka/Mom, Dad & Fam.
Dec’d Mems. LaMantia-Dancha Fams./MM Michael Grembi
Anthony, Frances & Linda Larese/Larese Fam.
Chris Lauer/Dad, Aarron & Cienna
James R., Diane & Mary Beth Lauer/Mary Lauer
Elmer & Georgianna Lauer/Lynn, Cathy, Damian, Jennifer & Kaitlyn Lauer & Chris,
Renee, Cami & Cullen Myers
Donald & Nancy Lauer/Donald & Nancy Lauer Fam.
Elmer & Georgiana Lauer/Children
Dante & Nancy Leri/James Leri
John F. Lesko & W. Peter & Clara Shero/Patricia Lesko
Thomas G. Link/Jeff & Kate Link & Fam.
Tom Link/Rick, Linda & Jessica Link
Ian Thomas Link/grandparents, Jeff & Kate Link
Benedict & Marie Long/MM Gerard Long
Kevin Long/Thelma Long
Lita, Floss, Jane, Carolyn & Dorothy/Lunch Bunch
Donald D. Lunger/Mrs. Margaret Lunger
Paul J. Luther Sr. & Paul J. Luther Jr./Dolores J. Luther
Bruce Makin/Wife & Children
William & Hilda Mandes/Heinlein Fam.
John J. Masnica/wife, Jennie
Stephen & Anna Masnica Fam./Jennie Masnica
John & Ann Matejovich/Daniel & Denise Matejovich
David & Doris Matevish/David & Anita Matevish
MM Dave Matevish/Bob, Carol & Kristie Matevish
Merle L. Maurey/Wife
Reynold & Mary E. McAllister/Mary Kay & Don Cessna & Fam.
Dec’d Mems. Raymond McConnell Fam./MM Robert Ott
Richard McConnell/MM Raymond McConnell
Thomas McDermott/Wife & Sons
MM John L. McGough/Marjorie
Olene McKinnon/Barry Wilson Fam.
Albert & Marie McMullen/Herm & Nancy Clauto
Joe McMullen/Terry & Mary Soisson
MM Marcellus McMullen/Terry & Mary Soisson
Susan McMullen/Terry & Mary Soisson
Raymond & Mildred Meintel/Betty & Fam.
Raymond Meintel Jr./Betty & Fam.
Dorothy Menie/Joan Long
John & Louise Merriman/Rick, Ann & Boys
Ed & Bertha Miller/Mike Miller
Ted Miller/Jean & Fam.
MM Joseph Molnar/Barry Wilson Fam.
Ed & Gwen Monborne/Monborne Fam.
Judy Mullen/Francis Mullen
MM Clarence Nagle & Shirley Emery/MM Donald W. Tulowitzky
Joseph & Anna Natcher & Steve Hazy/Daniel & Denise Matejovich
Urban Nealen Fam./MM Robert Nealen
Meghan Annabella & Marie Isabella O’Brien/Dad, Mom, Abigail, Jameson, Liam &
Isabel
Max, Madelon & Mitchell Oliver/Marcia Springer
Nick Pastovic/Joni & Bob Tickerhoof & Fam.
Nick Pastovic/wife Mary Pastovic
Joseph Pearson/Melita & Tom O’Donnell
Lou & Ann Pelizzari/Zeman Family
MM Rudolph Penatzer/MM Dennis Penatzer
Loretta Perdek/MM Mark Lesney & Fam.
Stephen Persio/Dino & Rosemary Persio
Steve Persio/Rick, Linda & Jessica Link
Dec’d Mems. Persio Family/Dino & Rosemary Persio
Frank Pink/Dino & Rosemary Persio
Anthony Polchito/Wife & Family
Philomenia & Irvin Ponchione/Ponchione Fam.
John Popovich III/Jeff & Kate Link & Fam.
John Popovich Jr./Jeff & Kate Link & Fam.
Carolyn Radatovich/Dino & Rosemary Persio
Louise & Heather Rainey/Clarence Rainey
Ida Restauri/Rob, Michelle, Jordan & Hailey Gibson
Philip Richi/Family
Mary E. Rodgers & Fam./Doris Solnosky
Frances Romani/John, Barb, Dave & David Romani
Donald H. Rose Sr. & Donald H. Rose Jr./Catherine Rocus & Fam.
Jane Rosensteel/MM Greg Tresnicky
Dec’d Mems. Rylke Family/Family
Ann & Albert Sackie/Daughters, Son & Fams.
Dr. Herman & Emma Scanlan/Betty Pryce & Fam.
Russell Scanlan/Wife & Family
Russell Scanlan/Betty Pryce & Fam.
Elmira, Victor & Charles Schrift/Millie & George Frank
MM Victor Schrift/MM Dennis Penatzer
John Sedor Fam./MM Lawrence Sedor
Dec’d Mems. Sedor Fam./Mary Shedlock
Dec’d Mems. Shedlock Fam./Mary Shedlock
Tom & Dorothy Shero/Children & Grandchildren
Roland U. Sherry/wife Betty Sherry
James & Lena Sidone & Carmine & Maria Sidone/Delores & Cosmo Aliquo & Children
Dec’d Mems. Susan & Michael Sikora Fam./Agnes Bertolino
Mae Simmons/Don & Peggy Deetscreek
Mae E. Simmons/Susan, Andrew & Lexi Hollis
MM Eugene Sloan/Tim & Karen Sloan & Fam.
Kathleen & Eugene Sloan/Michael & Rita Hurley
Eugene & Kathleen Sloan/Max & Kathy Oravec
Lolita Sossong/Dino & Rosemary Persio
Dave & Helen Springer/Maureen & Frank Slavinski & Fam.
Vincent & Helen Springer/Marcia Springer
John & Mary Stefanick/Al & Shirley Conigy
John & Mary Stefanick/Steve & Dolore Kohan
Rose & Raymond Stevens/Lester & Rose mary Hoover
Melinda Stevens/Chuck & Diane Ertter & Fam.
Frank (Penny) Tanish/wife Mildred & Blackwell Fam.
Robert Tickerhoof Sr./Bob & Joni Tickerhoof & Fam.
Earl Tickerhoof/Joni & Bob Tickerhoof & Fam.
Eva Trexler/Bob, Carol & Kristie Matevish
Paul & Madeline Urbain & Teresa Kline/Tom & Judy Urbain
MM Michael Urish/daughter Linda
Leo & Naomi Wakmonski/Bill & Theresa Brady
Jacob & Catherine Walkovich & Mary Vandemergel/Lynn, Cathy, Damian, Jennifer &
Kaitlyn Lauer & Chris, Renee, Cami & Cullen Myers
Stephen, Anna, John & Tom Walwro/Ron & Barb Knopp
Terri Waugh/Terry & Mary Soisson
MM James C. Weaver/Jeanne Weaver & son
James F. Weaver/Jeanne Weaver & son
Derek Westrick/Mrs. Bernard Westrick & Fam.
Bernard T. Westrick/Wife & Family
Janice Wilson/Barry Wilson Fam.
Herschel Wilson/Barry Wilson Fam.
Daniel E. Yeckley/Chuck & Diane Ertter & Fam.
Stan & Pearl Zeman/Zeman Family
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