The sunlight filled the sanctuary, the Music reached to the heavens, the Church was beyond full and the Liturgies joyfully proclaimed that

Hours of preparation and work accompanies the Liturgies of Holy Week and our Staff excelled with their time, dedication and energy. I am so very grateful to Renate, our head sacristan, to Bill Gorey and our maintenance crew, to the Office Staff, to Deacon Tom, to our pastoral minister Lisa Radey, to Father Lajack, and to our Deacon in training, Matt. THANKS to our Music Ministry and Orchestra for a Terrific Job! Thanks to Cindy, Ralph, Christopher, Claudia & Sara, Sam, Rosie, Todd and Leslie. Thank you to the servers, the Eucharistic Ministers, the Lectors, Ushers and the counters and to all who helped to make this Festival of a triumphant celebration of Resurrection!

Lisa Bill Deacon Sara Renate

Lily & Grace YOU! Joe Steve Noah Josh St. Colette Jeanette On Easter Sunday, Mother Angelica was called Home and went to her eternal reward! Mother was a remarkable, innovative, strong-willed, woman of the Church and always completely reliant upon the Lord. For years she shared her unique, spiritual insights with TV audienc- es around the world—always strongly in support of Church Teachings. I had the opportunity to meet Mother Angelica some years be- fore the stroke that left her unable to communicate. Along with Sr. Denise Vlna and 2 other friends we ventured down to Ala- bama to meet Mother and to be a part of the audience during one of her Mother Live Shows. At the time our friend, Lisa Gould, was a VP of EWTN and a very close associate and per- sonal friend of Mother Angelica and the in Hanceville. We were taken by Mother’s charm and elegant simplicity. It was an opportunity of a lifetime. You knew at once that you were in the presence of someone close to God. On one occasion when Lisa was visiting her own family in Ohio she stopped by Holy Name HS to visit. While there her cell phone rang and she answered, ‘Hello Mother!’ Af- ter a short conversation she turned to me, handed me the phone and said, “say hello to Mother!’ My voice cracked as I said Hello and listened to her tell me to carry on the good work of the Lord! With a shaking hand I returned the phone to Lisa and together they shared in a laugh at leaving me awestruck. Mother called Lisa her ‘buddy’ and truly they were. She has some in- credible stories of their relationship—perhaps some time the Daughters of St. Colette can ar- range to have Lisa share some of her memories. The statue of our Blessed Mother that I have put near the tabernacle is actually from Mother Angelica’s . She had given it to Lisa who in turn gave it to me as a memento of our visit. Lisa assured me that it was Mother’s spirit of generosity to give things away on a very regular basis. For me the statue is a treasure! This remarkable Woman of God began something which even the Bishops could not do. With a couple hundred dollars and FAITH she built EWTN as the largest world-wide Christian Proclamation of the Gospel. May she live in the joy and wonder of eternity with the Lord whom she so loved and served faithfully throughout her life. Our condolences to Lisa and to the Nuns, Priests and Brothers of EWTN.

“Where most men work for degrees after their names, we work for one before our names: 'St.' It's a much more difficult degree to attain. It takes a lifetime, and you don't get your diploma until you're dead.” ~Mother Angelica CYCLE C APRIL 3, 2016 2nd Sunday of Easter Divine Mercy Sunday

" came and stood in their midst and said to them, 'Peace be with you.'" The disciples were paralyzed by fear. After the Crucifixion, they had locked themselves in a room and were keeping a low profile. They didn't want to end up how Jesus had ended up. But the Lord stepped right into this paranoia and dispelled it in an instant: "The disciples rejoiced when they saw the Lord." Although these first Christians were very concerned about preserving their lives, the fact is that living holed up in an attic wasn't a life of much freedom or joy. Jesus wanted his followers to have the fullness of life, but this required trust in him and his promises. As today's Gospel puts it, through the belief that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, "you may have life in his name." When we come to really accept who Jesus is, there is no more need for a life of slavery to fear--whatever that fear may be, whether it's fear for our health; fear for our reputation; fear for our comfort; or even fear that our sins are too big for forgiveness. Today as we celebrate the feast of Divine Mercy, we remember that God's love is strong enough to conquer the greatest of all human fears: death itself. This confidence leads us to a renewed joy. As wrote in his declaration of this, the Year of Mercy, "Mercy is the force that reawakens us to new life and instills in us the courage to look to the future with hope." Once we are firmly established in this hope, we are called to be witnesses of mercy to others. The Holy Father continues with a challenge for all of us, "Jesus asks us also to forgive and to give. To be instruments of mercy because it was we who first received mercy from God."

REGINA COELI “

Queen of Heaven, rejoice, . / For He whom you did merit to bear, alleluia.

Has risen, as he said, alleluia. / Pray for us to God, alleluia.

Rejoice and be glad, O Virgin Mary, alleluia. / For the Lord has truly risen, alleluia. The period from Easter Sunday through Di- vine Mercy Sunday (the Sunday after Easter Let us pray. O God, who gave joy to the Sunday), also known as the Octave (or eighth world through the resurrection of Thy Son, day) of Easter, is an especially joyful time. But our Lord Jesus Christ, grant we beseech the Easter season doesn't end there: Because Thee, that through the intercession of the Easter is the most important feast in the Chris- tian calendar—even more important than Virgin Mary, His Mother, we may obtain the Christmas—the Easter season continues on for joys of everlasting life. Through the same 50 days, through the Ascension of Our Lord to Christ our Lord. Amen. Pentecost Sunday. (Indeed, for the purpose of fulfilling our Easter Duty, the Easter season extends until Trinity Sunday, the first Sunday after Pentecost!) So keep on celebrating and wishing your friends a happy Easter!” from About religion. com 1,420 + EASTER EGGS were used at our Easter Egg Hunt! That’s 1,420 eggs (plus) that Mary Dowling and her co-helpers filled with candy! We had tons of little kids in search of those eggs and though it took many days to fill the eggs it was only minutes before they were opened! Thanks to the Team that filled the eggs and thanks to the EASTER BUNNY for stopping by and visiting on Holy Saturday Morning!

hat a wonder- W ful crowd we had for the Easter Basket Blessing on Holy Saturday Morn- ing, This tradition is certainly growing in our parish. The baskets wrapped around the entire sanctuary and the scent of kielbasa, ham and paska bread lin- gered well into the late afternoon! How terrific is that!

Waiting for the Easter Bunny to arrive! Dear Parish Family, I got to say that we certainly do celebrate EASTER here at St. Co- lette. We received all kinds of comments from visitors (many from out of state) that at- tended our Easter Mass(es) and said, ‘this reminds me of when I was a kid at my own parish church.’ That’s so encouraging! There’s tons of work that go into the Easter preparations but all the smiles and greetings following the Mass is so reassur- ing that we proclaim Jesus the Christ, Risen from the dead! Alleluia! I want to thank you all for your participation all throughout Holy Week. The Church was always full! Thank you for taking time to pray and celebrate with us! Thank you too for your greetings and gifts. We had enough food and Easter bakery to last the entire week through. You are always so generous and kind! As we move forward on the calendar we draw nearer to Confirmation. (April 14th) Again we will celebrate in the Easter Spirit as we greet Bishop Roger and confirm nearly 50 young people & adults. In your prayers please remember the confirmation candidates. Pray that they are open to the gifts of the Holy Spirit and will make Him their constant companion throughout life. The challenges of the world are ever increasing and our young people desperately need the guidance, wisdom, courage and love of the Holy Spirit.

Our request for planters around our Stations of the Cross is nearly full. At this time there are only a few stations left. If you are interested please let the parish office know.

As we continue the 50 days of Easter we celebrate the Divine Mercy remember that God extends that mercy to us constantly. All we need do is ask. It’s the love that God has for us that brings us to this season of Resurrection. Experience that love by spending time with Him. Make God a priority in your life of busyness and every-day living.

Kindly, Remember those who are ill and those who have asked our prayers. God Bless your week in surprising and wonderful ways. For all that you do for the parish - thank you! Alleluia! Risen as He promised! Fr. Krizner, The Lily and Gracie

Veritas+ is conducting a Youth Renewal ! on Friday, April 8th thru Sunday, April 10th. This is open to all young people of the parish (high school– early college) and present Confirmation Candidates. It promises to be an insightful and meaningful weekend centered on relationships with the Lord, with others, and with our own selves. Come and join in the celebration and the fun. Application forms are available in the atrium or by calling the parish office. Donation is $20. to cover all the meals and snack times. (scholarships available for retreat)

Don’t miss this opportunity! Your Faith does matter! ST. COLETTE April 3, 2016 “ Divine Mercy” BRUNSWICK, OH

Second Sunday of Easter Sunday of Divine Mercy

“As the Father has sent Me, so I send you!” As Jesus gives witness to God’s love TUESDAY April 5-St. Vincent Ferrer and forgiveness, each of us 7:00 PM Paul & Antoinette Dubnicka (K) is called to live this same mission. Parents and WEDNESDAY April 6-Easter Weekday spouses have the 11:00 AM Dorothy Kirk opportunity to give witness to the faithful love of God FRIDAY April 8-Easter Weekday for each other. They do 11:00 AM Joseph Dija this in the ways they hold each other accountable to SATURDAY April 9-Easter Weekday live the Gospel and in the 4:00 PM Richard Grasela (K) times they mercifully forgive and reconcile. SUNDAY April 10 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER 8:00 AM Lt. Colonel Richard J. Kury 10:00 AM Frank Bartok 11:45 AM Jim Sanders Readings for the Week of April 3, 2016

Sunday: Acts 5:12-16/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24/Rv 1:9-11a, 12- 13, 17-19/Jn 20:19-31 Monday: Is 7:10-14; 8:10/Ps 40:7-11/Heb 10:4-10/Lk 1:26-38 Tuesday: Acts 4:32-37/Ps 93:1-2, 5/Jn 3:7b-15 Wednesday: Acts 5:17-26/Ps 34:2-9/Jn 3:16-21 Thursday: Acts 5:27-33/Ps 34:2, 9, 17-20/Jn 3:31-36 Friday: Acts 5:34-42/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14/Jn 6:1-15 Please REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS…. Saturday: Acts 6:1-7/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19/Jn 6:16-21 Our friends and relatives who are ill. May God grant Next Sunday: Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41/Ps 30:2, 4-6, 11-13/Rv 5:11- them healing and strength: Barbara Adams, Jim Aust, Kathy 14/Jn 21:1-19 or 21:1-14 Barta, Karen Biggs, Trevor Biggs, Michelle Bohrer, Mary Ann Boland, Bernie Born, Patricia Burfield, Elaine Coreno, Ron Coreno, R. Cross, Len & Gloria Demko, Mary Dumke, Robert Dumke, Robert Esseltine, Richard Ewsichek, Patrick Ferko, Melissa Fill St. Vincent Ferrer William Funta, Rhettec Galaska, Carole Gembus, George At Valencia in Spain, this son of St. Dominic was born Habeeb, Paula Harrington, Barb Healy, Marilyn Healy, Sandy on January 23, 1357. In the year 1374, he entered the Order of Healy, Tom Healy, Jennifer Hendryx, Dan Holloran, Alice Horwath, St. Dominic in a monastery near his native city. Soon after his Janet Huston, Carmella Insana, David Klasek, Diane, Mitchell, profession he was commissioned to deliver lectures on philoso- Shelby Jameson, Joan Javorsky, Shirley Kane, Caitlyn Keller, phy. On being sent to Barcelona, he continued his scholastic Linda Kozey, Fr. Edward Lajack, Raymond Lapina, Victor Latavish, duties and at the same time devoted himself to preaching. He evangelized nearly every province of spain and preached in Dave & Peggy Mangan, Fr. Lawrence Martello, Tom McDonough, France, Italy, Germany, Flanders, England, Scotland, and Ire- Elizabeth McWeeny, Jim Moran, Jeanne Murrin, John Musat, land. Numerous conversions followed Dave Myers, Joan Niemits, Lillian Noga, Mark Pajak, Jeff his preaching. At this time, the Church Pandora, Shirley Pastva, Louis Perhavec, Patricia Perhavec, Frank was divided by the great schism, but he & Jackie Perna, Robert Phillips, Kathy Pindroch, Nick Piro, Ryan lived to behold the end of it and the Preszlica, Pat Prybis, Ron Prybis, Dottie Pytel, Pat Richie, James elections of Pope Martin V. St. Vin- Rustic, James Schwartz & family, Richie Shankland, Marlene cent Ferrer died on April 5, 1419. Sheppard, Angie Schurger, Dylan Sexton, Al Sibits, Kathy Sibits, (lives of saints) Fiona Smith, Patricia Strauss, Virginia Suchan, Will & Willow Thiel, Cathy Timko, Marge Trobl, Jeff Tuma, Lenny Vargo, Emil Walentik, Ron Wodzisz, Donna Woodyard, Debbie Woodyard, Thomas answered and said to him, "My Lord and my God!" Lenore Wozniak, Marie Yarosh Jesus said to him, "Have you come to believe because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and have be- lieved." - Jn 20:28-29

The next Sanctuary Candle will be lit for the Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 intentions of Richard & Valeria Johnson. CCD.

BAPTISM CLASS The next Baptism Class will be held Wednesday, Seasons of Hope is the opportunity for April 6, 2016 here at St. Colette. Diocesan policy those who are grieving to gather and share their requires attendance at a Baptism Class for parents pain in a prayerful environment. This program, who are planning to present their first child for the rooted in Catholic Tradition, conveys God’s con- Sacrament of Baptism. To register call the Parish solation through scripture, prayer, reflection, and Office at 330-273-5500 sharing our faith. Our next Seasons of Hope will th Who are these Brothers in Faith anyway ? begin on Monday, April 11 at 7pm. We will be I heard they are a group of men who meet early Saturday meeting in the Mary Chapel. If you should have morning in the Atrium… questions or would like to register please call Lisa What do they do there ? at the Parish Office at 330.273.5500. I heard they say a Rosary…. A Rosary…really !! Yea, they discuss the Sunday readings, talk some guy stuff, PSCF NEWS: pray a little….. Classes resume April 4th and 5th. Guy stuff… Yea, you know, like Brothers… When’s the next meeting ? Confirmation Practice Saturday, April 16th at 8 am…..in the Atrium. On April 10th at 7:00pm we will have practice for both You know, I think I’ll give it a shot….what about you ? students and sponsors . Please meet in the downstairs hall.

Holy Name Society Board Meeting April 5th after 7:00 PM Mass Daughters of St. Colette It’s that time of year again: Spring Bake Sale! Please con- Please note that due to Confirmation our general membership sider baking and/or volunteering for our delicious bake sale meeting this month will be held on Thursday April 21st at 7:00 the weekend of April 23/24th. Sign-up sheets are in the atri- PM . We will meet in the hall downstairs and following a um. You probably know about our awesome raffle basket brief meeting we will have food, fun, and games.. and prizes. At this year’s bake sale we will be featuring a Indians raffle basket full of Indians items, and Communion Mass: April 17Th at the 8:00 am mass. Bring we have six sets of raffle tickets as prizes: each set has a your better half to mass and then take her to breakfast with the family pack of four, Sunday afternoon Indians game tickets other members. for section 311, row A, seats 1,2,3,4. Raffle tickets will be sold at the bake sale: $1.00/ticket or 6/$5.00.

Any donations of Cleveland Indians items for the raffle basket can be brought to the church office starting today, and right up to our April 20th meeting. Thank you…and go Tribe!!! We are already gearing up for this summer’s Vacation Bible School for our youngest members. Please join us at our next meeting on April 20th with our The dates are set. We will be welcoming your chil- “April showers, and soon to be May flowers” theme. Our dren to a fun, action packed, faith-filled week start- guest speaker will share some fascinating facts on showers in April, and if you bring along an old cup or mug you can ing on plant a seedling and watch it grow into your very own handy Monday, July 18th thru Friday, July 22nd, 2016. herb garden! Veronica Ferko will be our expert on the plant- Our Theme this Year Is: ing. Our April meeting refreshment theme will be: baseball Faith-Kindness-Mercy & Love! snacks! All children from Kindergarten thru 6th Grade are en- “Come as a stranger, leave as a friend.” couraged to join us. Registration Forms will be availa- ble soon. Come Join the Fun!!

St. Colette web site http://www.stcolettecatholicchurch.com Please pray for those serving in the Military CPT Sylvester Azap Lt. Brittany Manley USN Lt. Colonel Geanne Bisesi Lt. Colonel Jeremy Matyas In Memoriam+ GySgt. John Burrell CDR Robin Murphy AMN 1st Class Jeff Boggs SGT Daniel Novak Our loving prayers and deepest sympathy are extended to the E4 3rd Class Jacob Camper USN Corp. Daniel Peterra families of Esther Barty , Mildred Matt (mother of Andrea S/A-Dept/State Bradley Carlson Col. Rick Pierce Galassi) and Kathleen M. Plitt (husband of Greg, daughter of S/SGT Stephen Coughlan S/SGT Brian Ponge SPC Kristen Coughlan Spc Kevin Porter Ronald & Shirley Litchney) who were called to their Eternal CPT Jason Cross SMMS Bettina Reeves reward. Please pray for them and all the faithful departed. T/SGT Daniel Dowdell PFC Jared Ross S /SGT Paul Dowdell LT Angela Roush, USN PO1 Tom Fisher PO1 David Sams Michael Forlini Chief George J. Sattelmaier Celebrating Life One Day at a Time Airman E3 Eliott Golod USAF PV2 Scott Sauls Cancer Prayer and Support Group Seaman Alex Gnezda S/SGT Ryan Shaw Spc Bradley Graf PV2 Andrew Shephard Cpl John Graf Corporal Alexander Shepley Would you be interested in meeting with others to share, SPC David Greenfelder Jr. Lt. Col. Joseph P. Siberski Major Kerry Gump PFC Spencer Stann support, hope and prayer? Then come and spend an Captain Richard Hanrahan USAF LCorporal Jason Taylor evening with us in prayer, friendship, and support. We SGT Jeremy Hlavaty CDR Dennis Wajda S/SGT Melissa Hunt PFC Mark Zawalski share our sad and happy stories, discuss nutrition infor- S/SGT Tyler Hunt S/SGT Robert Zebrowski mation, and sample healthy food. All are welcome, AMN 1st Class Joe Isabella S/Sgt. Kevin Zisko whether you are a survivor, cancer patient, caregiver, Capt. Julianne Jamison USAF LtJG Matthew Zweifel Lt. Kris Klaiber PO3 Joseph Zweifel family member or a friend. Please join us at St. Ambrose SPC Kevin Lessman Lehner Center-Matthew Room on Wednesday, April 6 at Airman 1st Class Sam Lupica 7:00 p.m. The Cancer Prayer and Support Group meets Col. Andrew W. Mack on the first Wednesday of every month. For more infor- mation contactMiriam at 330 225 9005, Terri at Please email updates to [email protected] 216 990 0082, or [email protected] RETROUVAILLE WEEKEND – April 8-10, 2016 CYO is sponsoring “Learn to Play” Lacrosse clinics for boys and girls in grades 6-8 as well as adults that may Someone once said marriages may be made in heaven, but they sure take a lot of work on be interested in learning to coach. These sites will host earth.” Have you become so distracted by outside six sessions at three locations: pressure that you neglect your spouse? The Walsh Jesuit High School, Cuyahoga Falls, on Sundays Retrouvaille program can help you put your troubled beginning April 10 through May 15 from 1:00pm- marriage back on track. This program is supported 2:30pm by the Catholic diocese of Cleveland , but, it is open Hawken Upper School, Gates Mills, on Mondays be- to couples of all faiths. The next Cleveland ginning April 11 through May 16 from 6:00pm-7:30pm Retrouvaille weekend will be held on April 8-10, St. Bernadette, Westlake, on Mondays beginning April 2016. A registration fee of $150 is required to confirm 11 through May 16 from 6:00pm-7:30pm your reservation. For more information concerning the program, or to The program is open to boys and girls from the parish register, please call Diane or Al Miskinis in complete and community. confidence at (330) 665-3506 or (from a 216 or 440 The cost is: area code) 1-800-470-2230. For additional infor- per athlete for all 6 sessions one and one half mation or to register online, please go to hour sessions. www.helpourmarriage.org. per coach for all 6 sessions. Visit the “Clinic Information” page of http:// ccdocle.org/cyo/clinics to register. Don’t miss these fun and exciting clinics for one of the SPONSOR OF THE WEEK fastest growing sports. Register now and bring a friend. John N. Porter-Attorney For more information, contact Mary Ann, 330.379.3636 Wills - Trusts– Estates ext 17. 330-225-7646 St. Colette Parish Directory

Pastor ~ Fr. William R. Krizner PARISH STAFF Weekend Assistants- Fr. Edward Lajack Abbot Gary Hoover, O.S.B. Pastoral Associate—Lisa Radey / Deacon Tom Grasson Facility Director - Bill Gorey Parish Address 330 West 130th St. Brunswick, OH 44212 Bookkeeper-Jeanette Webster CPA/CFP Parish Office 330.273.5500 Receptionist– Mary Dowling/ Kathy Plumb/ Sabrina Plumb PSCF Office 330.273.1355 Sacristan - Renate Elber Fax 330.225.7909 www.stcolettecatholichurch.com Building/Grounds –Joe Gareau / Tyler Fabian / Noah Schrader Web-Master—Thomas DeCastra Lily & Grace Gift Shop / Bulletin Editor -Carole Dowdell MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm Sunday: 8:00-10:00- and 11:45am FAITH FORMATION Wednesday & Friday: 11:00am PSCF Directors - Larry & Chris Pizon - 330.273.3595 Tuesday: 7:00pm Baptism Class -Cheri Gorey-(Contact Parish Office) Holy Day Vigil: 7:00pm Pre-Cana Coordinators-Bob & Carole Dowdell (Contact Parish Office) Holy Day: NOON and 7:00pm High School PSCF/ Retreats-Fr. Krizner RCIA-Lisa Radey– (Contact Parish Office)

SACRAMENTS SPIRITUAL/ SOCIAL Baptism - following 11:45 Mass on the second and fourth Sunday Parish Involvement Coordinator–Gail Madak-330-225-6057 of the month. Arrangements must be made in advance through Daughters of St. Colette - Lillian Morisky 216-534-1948 the Parish Office. Baptism Class required for first child. Holy Name Society - Don Feuerstein-440-572-1044 Matrimony –Congratulations! Arrangements must be made 6 Care Ministry -Cathy Thies 440.572.1736 Veritas+ / Youth Ministry - Brent Gagne & Team months in advance with the priest. Catholic Works of Mercy-combined service with St. Ambrose Sacrament of the Sick - contact the Office for home visitations 330.225.3116 and . Reconciliation - 3 p.m. Saturday. MINISTRY OF SONG & PRAISE Eucharist Adoration - twice a month after the Tuesday 7:00pm Mass Cindy Indovina / Sara Kronholz /Claudia Schieve / Ralph Holstein Nick Traverso / Chris Charlillo /Todd Schrader / Sam Leicht WEEKLY COLLECTION REPORT Rosie Upton THANK YOU!!! Eucharist Ministry Marty Morisky 330.220.1001 Sunday, March 13, 2016 ...... $11,770.00 Ushers - Glen Stout 440.773.9183 Capital Improvement Fund ...... $2,042.26 Lectors - Christina Dinklocker 330.273.4434 Children’s ...... $27.23 Servers - Darlene Ropelewski 440.785.7622

We sincerely & always appreciate your kindness & generosity!

To help start and build an endowment fund, please remember St. Colette in your will. We also have a Lily & Grace ~ The Parish Gift Shop Memorial Scholarship /Education Fund. Shop Hours: Tues-Wed- Thurs. 9am-8 p.m. Monday & Friday 9am-4pm and after all the weekend Masses Carole Dowdell-330-273-5500

Ministers for the Weekend of April 9 & 10, 2016 4:00 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 11:45 AM

LECTORS T DeCastra A Schurger C Barth T Schrader SERVERS C Conklin E Coundourides J P & J Stupka C & E Petkac B Emerson P Fischer USHERS M & R Fink R Piechuta / J Palmer S Smith / D Elber K & C May / T Thomas B Stamm / L Michaud J Rossborough V Carl / R Prospal L Griffith

EUCHARISTIC S Emerson / J & R Maiorana J Aust / K Baga / L Dubs J Abraham / K & T Bandwen S & M Becka / B Redmond MINISTERS M & L Morisky / M & A O”Leary V Ferko / R Hord / V Joy G & B Becherer / R Battini / N Butz D Clarke / R Murphy / J Bacik J Perciak / B Rocheck C Pizon M Blatnik Smith / N Bowersox J Pierani / T Polomsky M Shabbick Please find a substitute if you cannot serve your scheduled time. Thank you.