Cardinal Blasé J. Cupich THE MOST HOLY BODY Archbishop of Chicago & BLOOD OF CHRIST Most Reverend Andrew Peter Wypych JUNE 18, 2017 Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago

St. Christopher Parish Information

Parish Office— 708-388-8190 4130 W. 147th Street—Midlothian, Il 60445 Fax 708-388-0072 E-Mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.stchristopherparish.com Parish Office Hours Monday—Thursday 9:00AM—7:00PM Friday 9:00AM—4:00PM Saturday 9:00AM—1:00PM Sunday 9:00AM—1:00PM

Parish Staff Fr. Kris Paluch, Pastor Deacon Joseph Brady, Retired Deacon Michael Smith Denise Blackstone, Business Manager Phil & Amy Switalski, Music Ministry Directors MASS SCHEDULE John McNichols, Youth Ministry Coordinator Youth Ministry Web Site: stchristopherym.com Monday thru Saturday 8:30AM Parish Secretaries Saturday: 5:30PM (Vigil) Patricia Powers—Bulletin Editor Barbara Novick Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:00AM

St. Christopher School—708-385-8776 Holy Days: Check Bulletin Calendar for time 14611 S. Keeler—Midlothian, Il 60445 Fax: 708-385-8102-Web Site: www.stchrisschool.org ROSARY School E-Mail address: [email protected] The Rosary is prayed after 8:30AM Mass every morning Carol Pretkelis, Administrator Monday through Saturday. Julieanne Krahn, School Secretary EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Religious Education—708-388-4040 Monday—Saturday 7:25—8:25AM 14611 S. Keeler—Rm 21 of the School Religious Ed Web Site: www.stchrisre.com SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Reconciliation Room at Front West Vestibule or by St. Christopher Ministers of Care will bring Communion appointment at the Parish Office to the hospitalized and homebound. If you, a family Saturdays: 4:00—5:00PM member or a friend is in need of a visit, please contact the Parish Office at 708-388-8190. MARRIAGES Please make wedding arrangements through a Priest or Convent—708-388-0185 4130 W. 147th Street Deacon at least 4 months prior to the wedding. Alumni Web Page—www.stchrisalumni.org Fiesta Email—[email protected] BAPTISMS Athletic Association Web Page—stchrissports.com Each Sunday of the month at 12:15PM. Arrangements for Maintenance—708-371-2082 Charlie Bostrom, 14611 Keeler parents and godparents may be made by phoning the Parish St. Vincent DePaul Food Pantry—708-371-4621 Office—708-388-8190

Today is a day to ponder again the mystery of the real presence of Christ. In some ways Holy Thursday is like that too. On that day we remember the Last Supper, the institution of the Eucharist and the priesthood. Today we take time to think of what the gift of the real presence of Christ means for the Church. We know and believe that Christ is truly present in the Eucharist. We know that when we partake of the Eucharist we are partaking in the divine life of Christ. The great prayer, the central prayer, of the Church is the Mass. It is in the Mass that we recreate the paschal mystery of the Last Supper, Death and Resurrection of the Lord and then share in this mystery by taking the Paschal Lamb within us. Every Mass is a battle for the Kingdom which we participate in through our determination to live the Eucharist we receive, our determination to be Christlike. All the liturgical enhancements to our celebrations are wonderful, but none of them surpass the wonder of Jesus Christ, present in every Eucharist. We have so much to be thankful for. Christ lives among us in the Eucharist and His people. He has given us everything we need to attain everlasting life. Because we have so much to thank God for we ask Him to show us how to make a return to Him…

Pastor’s announcements: 1. We welcome Fr. John Sagaya from India. You know him from his previous visits to our parish. The last time he was here was 6 years ago. I’ve heard a lot of good things about him but never had a chance to meet him. He bought a ticket a couple of times in the past to come here, but he had to cancel it because of some other last minute assignments. I bought a ticket to India three years ago to visit Fr. John, but I also had to cancel it when our school was in trouble and we had to work on a campaign. But finally he was able to come and I had a chance to meet him. We wish him well and are happy to have him with us at least for a few days. Please keep him in your prayers.

2. Brother Rice High School is proud to announce that Jacob Munoz has earned recognition for his academic excellence during the recently concluded quarter/semester (High Honors Honor Roll). Congratulations!

Happy Father’s Day!

Fiesta Grand Raffle

FIESTA Grand Raffle tickets are out for sale. Tickets are $20.00 each. The Grand Prize is $15,000.00. That’s a 750% return on your investment! Makes you want to invest in more than just one……

Every Monday, starting June 19, 2017 an early bird winner will be pulled for extra prizes. If you did not get your tickets in the mail; or if you need more tickets to sell to your family and friends, please call the Parish Office or send us an email at [email protected]. Or you can even reach out to us on Facebook @StChristopherFiesta2017. “Notes” from Phil & Amy HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENING AT What’s Corpus Christi? ST. CHRISTOPHER IN THE WEEK AHEAD: Well today’s feast is also known by its Latin name Corpus Christi; Body and June 18 Sun. Happy Father’s Day Blood of Christ. Our full title today is The 7:30 AM [CH] Mass Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. This feast dates back to the fourteenth century and is 9:30 AM [CH] Mass highly connected to Holy Thursday. Its purpose is to celebrate 11:00 AM [CH] Mass the institution of the Eucharist. During Holy Week, in particular 12:00 PM [Unit-D#38] Reception for Fr. John Holy Thursday, the feast would be hindered of a proper after 11AM Mass celebration. So this feast was established and is celebrated on the Thursday or Sunday after Trinity Sunday, that’s today. There June 19 Mon. NO BINGO (Gym Floor being redone) was development of worship and devotion to the Blessed Eucharist during the Middle Ages and to a revelation to 5:45 PM - 7:00 PM[C,K] Catholic Charities St. Juliana of Liege where it was first celebrated as a local feast; June 20 Tues. Dinner in 1264 it was extended to the Universal Church. 7:00 PM[Unit-D #37] Mid. Baseball Mtg. Does anybody recall processions from this feast? And 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM[Unit-D#37] Al-Anon June 21 Wed. carried canopy? I remember the canopy and the procession since Meeting being quite young at St. Simon. I played the organ in front on the Mary side of the altar and off in the corner against the walls 6:30 PM [Mary’s Garden] Pray the Rosary on the St. Joseph’s side of the church was the rolled up poles and June 22 Thur. 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM[Unit-D #37] TOPS canopy, as a kid I knew it was for something very special. When the procession took place it was outdoors and a Host consecrated 7:00 PM [Unit-D#35] CRHP Women’s Mtg. during the Mass was placed in the beautiful monstrance and June 23 Fri. Happy Friday! carried with incense under the canopy. Outdoor processions went to multiple stations where Eucharistic blessings were given. June 24 Sat. 5:30 PM [CH] Mass How’s that for a little history? I must say I know the processions June 25 Sun. 7:30 AM [CH] Mass were supposed to be outdoors but Amy and I both remember canopy processions taking place in our churches as well. 9:30 AM [CH] Mass So, on this feast we give special thanks and praise to 11:00 AM [CH] Mass God for this gift of His Body and Blood that Christ left us at the Last Supper. This (procession and day) is the living Memorial of His Passion, Death, and Resurrection, which brings us its School Office Summer Hours sacrificial and saving power at the end of time. This is the great Sacrament. To participate in the Eucharist is to experience The St. Christopher School Office will be open on Christ among us. This is the food that gives us union with Jesus and strength to go out into the world. Here’s a quote from Tuesday and Thursday’s from June 13th to July 31st St. John Chrysotom. “Do you want to honor Christ’s body? from 8:30AM to 12:30PM. The office will be Then…do not honor him here in church by wearing silk, while closed on July 4th. From August 1st to August you neglect him outside the church where he is cold and naked.” 11th, the school office will be open Monday And, Happy Father’s Day! There’s a song of Vine and through Thursday from 8:30AM to 12:30PM. Branches that intertwines this feast and connects in many ways with Father’s Day. And, Happy Summer! My related song Evening hours will be by appointment. To contact thought “For the Beauty of the Earth”; it speaks of great love – the school office please call (708) 385-8776, ex. 10 “Brother, sister, parent child (vs. 3). And, Hello Fr. John and or 12. Welcome! Peace, Phil & Amy “Notes” from Phil & Amy (continued), Here’s a look at next Sunday’s Scripture…The Entrance Antiphon: The Lord is the strength of his people, a saving refuge Lord; and you also will testify. The Gospel from Matthew 10: for the one he has anointed. Save your people, Lord, and bless Jesus encouraged his apostles not to be intimidated or afraid your heritage, and govern them forever. The First Reading from because “Everyone who acknowledges me before others I will Jeremiah 20: Jeremiah found comfort and strength in the acknowledge before my heavenly Father.” He comforted them, Lord though his friends sought to trap him and take vengeance assuring that in God’s eyes their worth exceeds a flock of on him. He praised God and entrusted his cause to the Lord. sparrows. God knows them intimately and cares for them. The Responsorial Psalm 69: Lord, in your great love, answer The Communion Antiphon: The eyes of all look to you, Lord, me. The Second Reading from Romans 5: Paul the apostle and you give them their food in due season. believed death entered the world through sin, but life comes as a gracious gift from God through Jesus Christ. Our Gospel Acclamation: The Spirit of truth will testify to me, says the (continued) The Weekend Collection for NO BINGO June 10, 2017—June 11, 2017 THIS MONDAY

Envelopes Used 263 There will be no BINGO on Children’s Envelopes Used 11 Monday, June 19th, due to the

Sunday Offering-Envelopes $ 5,686.00 gym floor being redone. Sorry for Sunday Loose $ 587.88 the inconvenience but BINGO will be back on June Children’s Envelopes $ 13.25 26th with a newly refinished gym floor. Easter $ 1,050.00 Capital Improvements $ 771.00 Welcome Back Fr. John! Average Electronic Offering $ 476.07 Total Collection $ 8,584.20 St. Christopher Parish is happy to announce that Fr. John Sagaya will be Thank you for your generous offering. visiting our Parish during the week of June 11th. It will be so nice to see his smiling face around town. We will be hosting a reception in Unit-D on Sunday, June 18th following the 11:00AM Mass. Please join us before he will again be returning to India. Please call the parish office at (708) 388-8190 if you can be there or if you would like to leave a message for him.

St. Christopher Shrine Beautification Bricks

The first order of bricks was sent in to be printed. If you would like one printed, please get your order in within the next couple of weeks. The bricks are $100 each. Forms are available at the Parish Office. .

2017-2018 Parish Calendar is Open

Attention all organizations, groups and committees, the 2017-2018 Calendar is open. Please email, [email protected], or drop off a list of dates at the Parish Office your organization, group or committee will be meeting so they may be entered on the new year calendar. Everyone must submit a list of meeting dates if you wish to use a room at St. Christopher Parish. Thank you. Tuition Reduction Incentive Program (T.R.I.P.) Order Dates for Summer Religious

Our next order will be placed on Monday, June Education Classes 26th. During the summer months T.R.I.P. (Manna) will be ordered only once a month on the following dates June 26th, July 24th and August The Religious Education Office will be CLOSED 21st. Please drop off your order at the Parish during the months of June and July. Please feel free Office any time before the order date or by 10:00AM to call the R.E. Office with any questions beginning that Monday. When school starts up again we will go August 1st at 708-388-4040. Tuition for 2016-17 back to ordering each week. So make sure you plan may still be paid at the parish office during the out your orders to get them in. If you have any month of June. questions, please contact Patty Powers at Please watch the bulletin for information about (708) 388-8190. Registrations for the Religious Education Program that will take place during the month of August. All Face Painters First Grade Children will need to be registered to Needed for Fiesta begin their R.E. Formation and then to enter Grade 2 the following year for First Reconciliation and First Face painters are needed for Communion Preparations. If you are new to the Fiesta. If you can spare an program please bring a copy of your baptismal hour or two, please contact certificate if you were not baptized at Nancy Callaghan at (708) St. Christopher’s. Children entering Grade 3 and 308-2830 or Janine above without previous formation will also need Leonhardt at (708) 389-5715. Bring joy to a child’s to register for the Journey in Faith process. heart by helping out at the face painting booth. After First Communion all children should be attending R.E. classes each and every year to continue their preparations towards Confirmation.

Celebrating 100 DAD Years of History By: Lucille Creek Did you know Catholic Charities was founded by His faith combined with deeds business leaders? In 1917, Undying strength, comforting needs Cardinal Mundelein went to corporate philanthropic leaders with the desire to Sober in his work, never a complaint create a consolidated resource for charitable support Carrying hardships, indeed a saint to parishes and the needy. Since then, we have supported all who turn to us for help through services touching almost every human service need. Rally around one so dear As an integral part of the fabric of Cook and Lake Remembering how he wiped each tear counties, we remain committed to the communities and people we serve. Help us celebrate Catholic Through the riches of time Charities “Century of Hope” by sharing your stories One none so dear and kind and photos on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram with the hashtag #ccofchicago100 and be sure to Whether we are right or wrong tag @CCofChicago. To see our journey since 1917 The winds of love, forever carry his and contribute your story, visit song www.ccofchicago100.net

HAPPENINGS AT FIESTA! This year's 70th Annual St. Christopher Fiesta, 147th & Keeler, Midlothian, will be held July 16th through July 23rd. Here are some of the highlights:

Schedule of Events: Sunday, July 16th 9:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m. Community Market Monday, July 17th 6:00 p.m. Big Top Bingo [split-the-pot bingo under the tent] Tuesday, July 18th 6:00 p.m. Big Top Bingo [split-the-pot bingo under the tent] Wednesday, July 19th through Sunday, July 23rd Carnival: Wilson's Family Show

Entertainment Schedule is being updated daily here is what we have so far. Wednesday, July 19th The Boy Band Night Thursday, July 20th Whiskey & Harmony, Line dancing lessons with Rita Svane Friday, July 21st The Neverly Brothers, Alumni Night Saturday, July 22nd To be announced Sunday, July 23rd The Band Sundance, Spazmatics Chicago

GRAND RAFFLE PRIZE $15,000 in Cash! The tickets are priced at $20 per ticket. Many incentive prizes have been added for the tickets that are turned in early. Drawings will be every Monday starting June 19, 2017. Extra tickets can be obtained by calling or stopping by the Parish Office or by request on Facebook@Stchristopherfiesta2017. You can turn in tickets in the Sunday collection or at the Parish Office. The Grand Raffle drawing will take place on Sunday, July 23rd at 9:00 p.m.

Mega Wristbands Wristbands will be available for $75 at the Parish Office starting June 1st through July 18th . Cash or check only. They will not be available for the presale price of $75 after July 18th.

Community Market Mark your calendars for our Community Market on Sunday, July 16th. from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. For $25 we supply the table, you supply your goods! Tables can be reserved at the parish office.

Split-the-Pot Bingo Split-the-Pot Bingo under the "Big Tent", Monday, July 17th and Tuesday, July 18th, starting at 6:00p.m. Pull tabs will be sold throughout the evening. Come out for evenings of fun with friends and family.

Please visit our Facebook@Stchristopherfiesta2017 page for additional information and updates. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact the Parish Office at (708) 388-8190 or send an email at [email protected].

Thank you in advance for your continued support! MIDLOTHIAN Come Join Us at the Split INDEPENDENCE the Pot Booth! DAY PARADE The Midlothian Veterans’ Committee is proudly sponsoring its 7th Annual Are you looking to have some Independence Day Parade on Saturday, fun and help out at the July 1, 2017. The parade steps off at St. Christopher Fiesta at the same time? Come join 11:00 a.m. from Grill’s Hardware, 4751 West 147th Street. us in the Split the Pot Booth. Help is needed from Families, businesses and organizations are invited to Wed., July 19th to Sun., July 23rd. You can pick participate in the parade as Midlothian celebrates 241 your day and time when you are available. If you years of freedom. Entries can include floats, cars, trucks, can help out for a night or a couple of hours, it bikes or you can simply walk the parade route. Entry would be greatly appreciated. For more forms are available at Village Hall or can be downloaded information, please call Patty Powers at from the Village of Midlothian’s website at (708) 489-6058. An enjoyable time will be www.villageofmidlothian.org. The parade will end at the had by all. Thank you. Village Green located at 147th and Springfield. Residents can also view the parade as it proceeds east on 147th Street. For further information, please contact Karen Kreis at 708-687-7393 or [email protected] or Don Dalton at 708-687-0008. Mark your calendar to be part of this community event!!

Eucharistic Adoration

Every Monday through Saturday from 7:25am to 8:25am we have continual, individual, quiet prayer behind the main altar. We pray before the Blessed Sacrament. We are both lay people as well as religious. We would like to invite more of you to join us. There is no formal prayer we follow. There is also a book where you may write 8th Graders Spend Time your special intentions. We receive much grace from With Their Buddies our regular holy hour at St. Christopher. It animates everything we do, supplying us with the grace and wisdom necessary to serve God and His church well. During the school year the 8th grade students would We remain faithful to pray for our parish and to pray spend time with their 3rd grade buddies. The for you. pictures above and below show them playing some games together. Everyone enjoyed their time together. Walking Tour of Historic Midlothian Country Club & Cottage Row

On Monday, June 19th, from 6:30PM-7:30PM come join Librarian Bruce Sullivan for a one hour walking tour near Midlothian Country Club and along quiet Cottage Row. (about 1/2mile) You will learn about the history of the Club and about the work of renowned Chicago architect, Howard Van Doren Shaw. All ages are welcome, but please register with the Midlothian Library, (708) 535-2027, so we may contact you in case of inclement weather. 8th Graders Study Electricity As a culminating project for our study of Electricity, our 8th grade students created toys using simple circuits. These toys were 7th Graders Study Forensics built using specific criteria including a switch and could include a motor, As our culminating unit for science, the 7th buzzer and or lights! The graders studied Forensic Science. During this students worked very hard on this project and their unit, students explored the science behind many of toys were very impressive! the popular TV shows. We discussed securing a crime scene, finding various types of evidence, collecting and analyzing fingerprints, and much more. We even had a special guest from the Midlothian Police Department come to share his knowledge and expertise! We would like to extend a big thank you to the Midlothian Police Department for working with us on such an exciting unit! Liturgy Schedule WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 2017 SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2017 St. Paulinus of Nola, Bishop; Sts. John 5:30PM—Art Hawkins, Fisher, Bishop, & Thomas More, Martyrs Rita Szczepkowski, 8:30AM—For the Parish Bertha & Alex Alfano, Andrew Heffelfinger, Intentions of Charles & Joanne Keskel FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2017 Wedding Anniversary The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus 8:30AM—For the Parish SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 2017 THE MOST HOLY BODY & BLOOD OF CHRIST SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2017 7:30AM—For the Parish, John P. Sullivan, Sr., The Nativity of St. John the Baptist Rose Mary McErlean 8:30AM—For the Parish 9:30AM—Robert Beymer, Mark Imer, Peggy Mango, John E. Condon, Jr. WEDDING 11:00AM—Jim Schuler, Chuck Enk, 3:30PM—JEFFREY WALLACE & Lyle Mercier, Sophie Van Dyke, HEATHER DAVIS Robert DuBall, Caterina & John Gaspari 5:30PM—Barbara Weber, Lois Meyers, Herb DuFrain, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 2017 Robert Meyers, Jr., Ronald McDonald St. Romuald, Abbot SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 8:30AM—For the Parish TWELFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 7:30AM—For the Parish, Ann Pfolsgrof, David J. Bonny,

Andrew Heffelfinger TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 9:30AM—Maureen Bradley, Esther O’Connor, 8:30AM—For the Parish Leo Haimann, Peggy Mango 11:00AM—Dennis DiGuido, George & Margaret Brady, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 2017 Robert, Joseph & Lisa Beymer, St. Aloysius Gonzaga, Religious Thomas Trahey, Intentions of Bob & Mary 8:30AM—Mary Jane Cahill Smith (50th Wedding Anniversary)

Schedule of Ministry Roles for Next Weekend, June 24th & June 25th Team 5 Counters

*preaching ALTAR SERVERS LECTORS EXTRAORDINARY READINGS FOR THE WEEK MINISTERS Monday: 2 Cor 6:1-10; Nate Rickey (1H) Linda Toppins Ps 98:1, 2b, 3-4; Mt 5:38-42 Sat., June 24, 2017 Carter Cate Ben Rickey (3H) Jim Fowler Tuesday: 2 Cor 8:1-9; 5:30PM Amelia Wall Lidja Biluis (4H) Bernie Alfano Ps 146:2, 5-9a; Mt 5:43-48 Fr. Kris Paluch Wednesday: 2 Cor 9:6-11; Ps 112:1bc-4, 9; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Sun.,June 25, 2017 Connor Houlahan Ashley Dudek (1H) Rick Hofer Thursday: 2 Cor 11:1-11; 7:30AM Jillian Jucik Blake Dudek (3H) Molly Hofer Ps 111:1b-4, 7-8; Mt 6:7-15 Fr. Kris Paluch Samaria Leib (4H) Marsha Krug Friday: Dt 7:6-11; Ps 103: 1-4, 6-8, 10; 1 Jn 4:7-16; Mt 11:25-30 (1H) Sharon Pielemeir Ryan Ahern Robert Powers (3H) Rosemary Saturday: Vigil: Jer 1:4-10; Sun.,June 25, 2017 Ps 71:1-6, 15, 17; 1 Pt 1: Francesca Escamilla Vanessa Raygoza O’Connor 9:30AM 8-12; Lk 1:5-17 Fr. Kris Paluch Raul Castaneda (4H) Jim O’Connor Day: Is 49:1-6; Ps 139:1-3, 13-15; Acts 13:22-26; (1H) Barb Novick Lk 1:57-66, 80 Sun.,June 25, 2017 Alexis Hanson Chris Cantlin (3H) Jack Hanlon Sunday: Jer 20:10-13; 11:00AM James Alfano Eunice Enk (4H) Margie Larmon Ps 69:8-10, 14, 17, 33-35; Michael Alfano (5H) Anita Waicekauskas Rom 5:12-15; Mt 10:26-33 Fr. Kris Paluch THANK YOU FOR Please pray for our sick and their PROTECTING OUR COUNTRY families—Matthew Corse, Karissa Burnson, Robert DuBall Jr, Marie Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Hager, Elizabeth Peers, Mary Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and O’Malley, Charles Glickley, their families for the selfless acts they perform for Rebecca Schultz, Fred Massat, us in our time of need. I ask this in the name of Martin O’Kelly, T.J. Valacak, Jesus, Our Lord and Savior. Amen. Robert Stevie Kuzmicki, Diane Froio, Jim Long, Frances Saffrahn, Christopher Wazny, Stephen Grotkins, Nardelli, Carol Smaron, Jane and Janet Buttron, Michael Genovese, Jo Cor, Ramond Hansen, Adam June Twombly, Mary Meegan, Marek Rudzki, Barb Jourdan, Jesse Derxater, Jim Welsh. Air Force: Kurczewski, Tom Kendall, Bob Bell, Mary Boblink, Brent Kennedy, Kenneth Keskel, Kevin Dempsey, Deborah Edlund, Al Sulka, Tina Schaefer, Linda Michael J. Levine, Michael J. Yucuis, Jr., Michael Henery, Lucille Tryon, Tommy Shambo, Michael Smerz, Jr., Airman A1C Kevin K. Archer, Capt. Tara Janda, Marge Bostrom, Amie Sikirica, Marilyn Villena, Dante James, Bobby Lewis, Robin Lewis, Duzmal, Star Mrdak, Jolene Schaefer, Linda Staff Sgt. Nicholas F. Rutz, Capt. Kevin Chipan, Sharon Thomas, Barbara Frigo, Noreen and Waicekauskas, Army: Christine Dempsey Seldon, Bob Urban, Beth Sikirica, Jim Sikirica, Irene Bell, Marian McHugh Cosgrove, Richard Aichele, Jr., Rose Klauba, Jim Schaffrath, Lynette Wrobliski- Krystal Darge, Cpl. Daniel Noonan, Jacob Compton, Stiles, Joanne and Chuck Keskel, Evelyn Radcliffe, Brian White, Lt. Thomas Peters, Robert Fitzpatrick, Patricia Oak, Phillip Thorton, Patricia Carlton, Jr., Navy: Lt. David Burke, Michael Lewis, Cody Annette Melchor, Frank & Marion Siniawski, Lawry, Geoffrey James, Michael Minervini, Lt. Chad Randall King and Mary Ann Rouse. Stuewe, Kevin Thomas, Robert Stadtler, Scott Goetzinger, Lt. Jeff Sargis, Melissa Gray, Eric Gray, Cindy Schaefer-Kirtland, Andrew Fitzpatrick, Sr. Chief Kevin Lewis, Marines: Brett Lachine, Bruce Alton, Cpl. Thomas Nowick, Sr., Airman John S. Klimczak III, Amy Blea, Johnny Blea, Joseph A. Dempsey, Reid Peters, Donald Thomas Dreher and Eric Ruge.

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