MINUTES OF THE ONE HUNDRED TWENTIETH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE MICHIGAN STATE COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

HELD VIRTUALLY MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN

MAY 23, 2020 William Chassé: Supreme Knight, Worthy State Chaplain Reverend Paul Erickson, Worthy State Officers, Worthy Past State Deputies, Worthy District Deputies, Worthy State Regional and Diocesan Directors, Worthy General Agents, and Convention Delegates, this is State Deputy Bill Chassé. Thank you for joining us today, and welcome to the annual meeting of the Michigan State Council. I now declare this meeting in order. As we open this virtual meeting, I will ask our state chaplain, Rev. Paul Erickson, to open with prayer. Rev. Paul Erickson: In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. O Mary, you always brighten our path as a sign of salvation and of hope. We entrust ourselves to you, Help of the Sick, who at the cross took part in Jesus’ pain while remaining steadfast in faith. O Loving Mother, you know what we need, and we are confident you will provide for us [inaudible]. Intercede for us with your Son, Jesus, the Divine Physician, for those who have fallen ill, for those who are vulnerable, and for those who have died. Intercede also for those charged with protecting the health and safety of others and for those who are attending to the sick and seeking a cure. Help us, O Mother of Divine Love, to conform to the will of the Father and to do as we are told by Jesus, who took upon himself our sufferings and carried our sorrows so as to lead us through the cross to the glory of the Resurrection. Under thy protection we seek refuge, O Holy Mother of God. In our needs, despise not our petitions but deliver us always from all dangers, O Glorious and Blessed Virgin. Amen. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. William Chassé: Thank you, Fr. Paul. There are a few announcements I need to make as we proceed with this virtual meeting. We know that this will be a unique experience for all, including state officers, directors, and delegates, so I am grateful for your patience. Please do not mute your phones; the system automatically mutes participants. The minutes of the 2019 state convention and all reports of committees, reports of officers, and resolutions have been distributed prior to this meeting and posted on the state council website for your review. The deadline for objections and questions has passed. Our goal is to complete this business in 90 minutes, so many items will be abbreviated or eliminated. I ask that everyone, especially delegates, stay connected until we have concluded the meeting. If you are dropped from the call, please rejoin the call in progress by dialing 1-877-228-2184. The event ID: 119382. Today, this virtual convention will be conducted under the amended rules and procedures earlier recommended and approved by the state officers. These will have been previously provided for the delegates, and no objection has been received, so they are adopted for use without objection. Due to the circumstances of the virtual state meeting, I have asked our state secretary and state treasurer, along with the executive secretary, Larry Grabowski, to serve as our credentials committee. I have also appointed brother Fred Boncher to serve as our parliamentarian for this virtual meeting. If there are any nominations today for state office, now would be the time to push *3 to be placed in the queue. When asked to speak, please be ready. We are pleased to have our Supreme Knight, Carl Anderson, participating in our meeting today, and at this time I call on him for his message. Worthy Supreme Knight. Carl Anderson: Thank you very much, and may it please our worthy state chaplain, Fr. Erickson; our worthy state deputy, William Chassé; and all my brother Knights; I hoped to be with you in person this year on Mackinac Island, but unfortunately the pandemic has made that impossible. Nevertheless, I applaud you for holding this virtual convention and I appreciate the extra effort you’ve made to make this teleconference meeting a reality. I especially want to express my gratitude to the archbishop of Detroit, His Excellency Allen Vigneron. It has been a privilege for me to work with him on the board of trustees of the Catholic University of America and in the transformation of the John Paul II Cultural Center into the St. John Paul II National Shrine. I also want to take this opportunity to thank my friends and former Supreme Directors Bob Stebler and Tom Wegener. Well, this coronavirus pandemic has changed our daily lives, but it will not change our commitment to fraternity. This is not the first pandemic the Knights of Columbus has faced. In the 19th century and again in 1918, we remained strong and active as sickness spread. And what was true then is true now. Why? Because we have remained true to our principles. I have said before that where there is a need, there is a Knight. And this is a time of great need. And so once again we must stand together as brother Knights to meet it. We have the financial strength to address much of the suffering we see around us, but more importantly we have the fraternal strength to do the great works of charity that the times demand. As our leaders in Michigan, you have the responsibility to mobilize our efforts. Thank you for what you’ve already done; it is impressive. Your brother Knights will continue to look to you for leadership. Continue to show them the Knights of Columbus way to put their faith into action. In response to this pandemic, in March we launched our new initiative, Leave No Neighbor Behind. It calls on all Knights to support our brothers, to support our parishes, and to support our communities; to feed the hungry; and to participate in blood drives. Our councils are the starting point in these efforts to leave no neighbor behind. And I would ask you to begin with the brothers in your council. Please contact every one of them, especially those you may not have seen or heard from in a while. Do they need our helping hand? During this time, no brother Knight should feel forgotten or left behind by his council. And then we should work with our local pastors to reach out to those in our parishes who may have a special need during this time. At the start of Holy Week, we announced a multimillion dollar campaign to support food banks in the United States and Canada. We are providing urgent support to the hardest-hit communities and the neediest among us. Our initial commitment of $1,250,000 was only the first phase of this campaign, and $50,000 came here to Michigan to support the work of Catholic charities’ food pantries. Many councils and individual Knights have contributed to our efforts. Our work continues, and it must continue in the days ahead. In addition to our charity, we are also standing strong for unity with our Church experiencing serious financial strain. The Order established a $100 million church loan fund for dioceses in the United States and Canada, and this will offer dioceses a $1 million line of credit. And this will help them address the serious economic impact of the crisis. We are also proud to sponsor the pope’s Holy Week broadcast, including his historic Urbi et Orbi blessing of the city of Rome and of the world in response to the pandemic. Pope Francis has called on all Christians to unite their voices to heaven, and I urge every Knight and his family to continue to pray our prayer for the protection in time of pandemic. As the pandemic continues, so will the need for charity and unity, and the same is true of fraternity. With all in-person Knights of Columbus meetings still canceled and reopening still uncertain in many places, we are finding new ways to bring brother Knights together, and this convention is a sign of what’s possible. Our insurance agents and our customer service team at the home office also remain available to help members with any insurance or related financial needs. The challenges are great, but our determination to overcome them is greater still. Here is a quick summary of what we have accomplished since early March. Given the Supreme Council’s proximity to the epicenter of the US outbreak in New York City, we took early action, before most other companies, to ensure the health and safety of our employees and the continuity of our business operations by adopting a remote work plan with employees working from home. That transition went forward in an exemplary manner, as did the work of our insurance agents as they, too, transitioned to a new operating model to virtual online meetings of brother Knights demanded by social distancing. We also developed IT and procedural solutions to holding virtual state conventions and online exemplifications of our new ceremonial, and as I just mentioned, we announced our emergency church loan program, implemented a multimillion dollar food assistance program, and launched our Leave No Neighbor Behind initiative. So, as you can see, during this pandemic we will forge ahead together as brother Knights, and we will leave no neighbor behind, and we will come through this crisis stronger than before. I believe our response to this crisis will be recorded among the Order’s finest hours. This fraternal year, the Knights of Columbus reached two million members. This is an historic milestone. Now keep that momentum going, as you are in Michigan. You belong in the Circle of Honor. The day I was elected your Supreme Knight, I said we have a moral obligation to offer the benefits of membership in the Knights of Columbus to every eligible Catholic man. Now, nearly 20 years later, I believe this more strongly than ever. Fr. McGivney’s gift to us of this wonderful organization was never intended to be a gift for only a few. It was always meant to be shared. The more men who join, the more lives we will transform, and the more communities we will serve. The more men we have, the more we will do for our parishes and the more Catholic families we will strengthen. Now, a key component of our efforts going forward will be our new exemplification ceremony. It has already received an overwhelmingly positive response, and well it should. It teaches our lessons of charity, unity, and fraternity in a way that is compelling and grounded in the rich history of the Order. It will make it easier to bring men into our ranks and for those men to serve as council officers. This new ceremony provides a gateway to inspire the next generation of Knights and to strengthen our councils. Now it is available each week online, making it possible each week to exemplify new members and advance existing members to the third degree. And later this month it will be available online in Spanish and French. If you haven’t yet participated in the new ceremonial, I encourage you to view it this Thursday evening. As you know, men join the Knights of Columbus for the benefits of belonging to our great Catholic brotherhood. Our principles of charity, unity, and fraternity change lives for the better every day. Each day, we fulfill Fr. McGivney’s dream of offering Catholic families financial protection they can depend upon through our commitment to insurance by brother Knights for brother Knights. The secret of our impressive growth is simple: through the spiritual genius of Fr. McGivney we have found a way to transform friends into brothers, brothers who are committed to one another. The Knights of Columbus offers Catholic men a path of Christian discipleship, a path marked by the guideposts of charity, unity, and fraternity. It is a path we walk not just one day or one hour a week, but 24/7, and these principles guide all that we do. Our insurance program successfully competes in the marketplace not in spite of, but because of, our Catholic principles. You can be proud that our insurance program has been rated Superior by AM Best and Standard and Poor’s. And you can be very proud of this: on April 6, Standard and Poor’s released its review of North American life insurance companies, ranking them from strongest to weakest based on their financial strength and the outlook as to how well they are positioned to handle the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Out of hundreds of companies in North America, only six were placed in the top category, and the Knights of Columbus is one of those six. Now this financial strength does not magically appear overnight; it is the result of a consistent and a sustained determination over many years to do what is best for our brother Knights in a prudent and professional way. Much of the credit belongs to our dedicated general and field agents, and I mean this especially about your agents here in Michigan. Our program of insurance by brother Knights for brother Knights is a great responsibility. It merits the support of all of us. We have more than $113 billion of insurance in force, protecting the financial future of our Catholic families. As leaders of your jurisdiction, remember your general and field agents can be your best partners in working to grow the order. Now our agents have the added challenge of continuing to serve our brother Knights without being able to meet with them in person. But you can help by encouraging virtual meetings between our field agents and our brother Knights. We should all remember that our insurance program and our charitable works arise from the same source—our responsibility to our families and those in need. Last year alone, our brother Knights gave more than $185 million to charity and volunteered more than 76 million hours. All these efforts keep pace with our long history of helping the suffering and the marginalized. And when it comes to defending the right to life, we will continue to lead the way. Just over 10 years ago, we launched a new initiative to place 1,000 ultrasound machines in crisis pregnancy centers. We’ve not only met that goal, we’ve exceeded it. To date we’ve placed more than 1200 ultrasound machines, and 66 of them—valued at more than $4.1 million—are here in Michigan. If each ultrasound reduces the number of abortions by just one each week, then we will save more than 60,000 children in the coming year. Think of that: 60,000 children saved, and 3,432 children will be saved in Michigan. Think of that. Every day, 9 children will be saved because of what you have done here in Michigan. As I said before, this is the greatest humanitarian achievement in the history of the Knights of Columbus. But there is still much more for us to do. We must continue to rescue the unborn until that time when they are once again protected by law. We must also do more to strengthen the pastoral approach of our priests in confronting these difficult moral issues. That’s why, more than 30 years ago, the Knights of Columbus established the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family, and it is why what you did more than a decade ago to establish the Fr. Michael J. McGivney Chair of Life Ethics at the Sacred Heart Major Seminary is so important. The Lord has called us to be His witnesses, and especially to be His witnesses in our homes and in our parishes. That is why 7 years ago we launched the Building the Domestic Church program. And that’s why we started our Faith in Action initiative. These programs deserve the attention of every council, and so does our powerful new video series for men, Into the Breach. Today I ask that every council promote these programs. During this pandemic, when Catholics are spending more time at home, our programs to build up the church of the home are needed more than ever. Our history is one of which we can all be proud. Today nearly every jurisdiction can boast a hundred years of charity, unity, and fraternity; in Michigan, since 1901. This year marks another milestone in the history of the order—100 years of charitable service in Rome to the successors of Peter. Recently the Supreme Officers and Supreme Directors traveled to the Eternal City, where Pope Francis received us in a private audience. That pilgrimage commemorated the first Knights of Columbus audience with Pope Benedict XV in 1920. In his message to us, Pope Francis praised our faithful witness in defense of life by support for persecuted Christians and all our charitable efforts. He also thanked us, and now I quote him: “for our unswerving devotion for the successor of Peter.” I would ask you to pay particular attention to these words of Pope Francis. He said this: “In our world, marked by division and inequality, the generous commitment of your Order to serve all in need offers especially to young people an important inspiration to overcome a globalization of indifference and build together a more just and inclusive society.” I also believe that every bishop in Michigan can say the same about your work. And as we confront the terrible devastation of the Midland flooding, the Supreme Council will be sending you soon a donation of $25,000 to help our brother Knights there and their neighbors. Brothers, the Knights of Columbus is needed today more than ever before, not only to confront and overcome the coronavirus pandemic. We are needed today to protect and to build up our Church and to ensure a future of faith for our children and our grandchildren. My sincere hope is that amidst all these challenges we will grow closer to one another and to the Lord and that each of us will live more profoundly our principles of charity, unity, and fraternity in the spirit of Fr. McGivney. May the Venerable Fr. McGivney and Our Lady of Guadalupe pray for us all. Vivat Jesus. William Chassé: We are honored for you to join us today and for your comments. Thank you for your leadership in our Order, especially as we try to navigate through this COVID-19 pandemic. None of us have experienced this type of crisis in our lifetime. Again, thanks for sharing your time with us. We know you have a busy schedule; thank you very much. Carl Anderson: Thank you. William Chassé: At this time I recognize our insurance general agent Dan Thelen for his remarks to the meeting. Dan Thelen: Most Reverend Father, Worthy State Deputy, brothers all, thank you for giving me the time to address you briefly during this historic virtual convention. This is an unprecedented time for all of us. On behalf of all the general agents in the state of Michigan, please be assured, first and foremost, of our agency’s thoughts and prayers for you and your family. An agent’s primary role is to be there for the brothers, so please do not hesitate to reach out to us if there is any way we can help during this time. I want to assure you that our agencies and all the Knights of Columbus business and charitable functions are operational. Agents have transitioned to meetings and conducting business with members via Skype. This transition has been a great convenience for our members, and we’re finding that both members and agents are really enjoying this new experience. And we’re excited to incorporate this into our standard of practice once we move past this pandemic. The Supreme Council has shifted its business operations, too, and have been working remotely since mid- March. This is a time, I know, when many of you have more financial concerns than usual. Maybe you’re concerned about volatility. Maybe you need to be able to access more of your cash that’s tied up in other places. Maybe you’re thinking about adding insurance. Maybe you’re looking for a new career. As always, the Knights of Columbus stands ready, by design by Fr. Michael J. McGivney himself, to help protect your financial future. Just this past month, at the height of the economic uncertainty brought about by the coronavirus, S&P’s global rating published their report showing the Knights of Columbus as being tied for the most financially strong insurer in all of North America. That’s a reality made possible only by our strong Catholic guiding principles and by the tremendous support and trust that you show us each year and every year. If we didn’t have those things, we’d never be able to weather the storms like these, where trusted partners are needed more than ever. So as we turn the page, God willing, from this moment to the next, I want to personally invite you to have a conversation with us. And I want to personally thank you, especially our state officers, for their support and their collaboration this past year. You know, we are all fraternalists. Just as the successes of our insurance business ought to be a point of pride for all of us, we are so incredibly proud of the work that all of you do and help support our Church and our communities. You are a beacon of God’s joy and God’s charity to Michigan, and we are honored to work with you and for you, and we are excited to tackle the next fraternal year. I’ll close with a few personal observations. I started my career with the Knights of Columbus in 2001. And it’s been one financial crisis after another. The terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001; the collapsing mortgage crisis in 2008-2009; today’s financial challenges with the COVID-19 pandemic. Every event, we, the owners and insured members of the Knights of Columbus, have never, ever lost any money. In fact, every policy holder made money in these trying times. Rest assured, the Knights of Columbus was there during the past crises and will be there for the future crises, protecting and growing your families’ finances along with sustaining our charitable giving. Today, as mentioned, during the pandemic we’re meeting our members through the secure virtual world. This new way presents some changes; yet, we still realize how important it is to make ourselves available to protect our membership and their dreams along with carrying out the promise to protect and serve. To think back to my childhood—of building your finances on a financially strong structure—it’s the story about the three little pigs. One little pig built their house out of straw. One built their house out of sticks. And the third one built their house out of bricks. The Knights of Columbus owners have protected their families with their brick house. I want to thank you all for your time, and I hope to see you all soon. Vivat Jesus. William Chassé: Thank you, brother Dan, for your message and being with us today. And I also want to thank all general agents and field agents here in the state of Michigan for the working relationship we have. You are very, very important to us. Thank you for everything that you do. At this time it is my pleasure to invite our state chaplain, Reverend Paul Erickson, for his report to the meeting. Rev. Paul Erickson: Thanks, Bill. As is probably not surprising to many of you, especially to those who know me, I actually have to stand up and pace around because I tend be kind of a freight train; I get louder and more passionate as I go. But because of our circumstances I’ll try to keep it a little bit more contained and let my energy come out in other ways. Before I get into the message that I want to deliver, I want to first offer my thanks to Bill Chassé and the state board and their wives. I accepted the position as diocesan chaplain for the Diocese of Lansing because it meant that I got to work with Bill and men like Bill. And it’s been an honor and a privilege to work with you, to work alongside you, and to help advance the Knights of Columbus in the state of Michigan. It’s truly been a privilege, and I’m very grateful to all of you for your constant love and support throughout the years. I want to offer a very special thanks to Marybeth Chassé and Karen Winkle, who always seemed to know that, even as diocesan chaplain, I never really quite knew what I was supposed to be doing or where I was supposed to be going. And they were always very quick to make sure that I was included and understood what was expected. So I want to thank them profusely, again, for their love, their support, and their encouragement. I actually want to piggyback off of a line that I heard our Supreme Knight mention. He mentioned that this would be the finest hour our Order, the finest hour of the Knights of Columbus. And I’ve got to tell you that is right on. Brother Knights, now more than ever, the world needs the Knights. Because you think about what’s been happening. It’s not just been happening in the Diocese of Lansing or Detroit or Saginaw or whatever. It’s not just been happening in the state of Michigan. It’s not just been happening in our country. What’s happening right now is a worldwide crisis. And what the world will be looking for and what the world is already searching for, longing for, hungering for, is leadership. And, my brothers, if it’s not going to come from us, it’s going to come from someplace. The world is looking for someone to lead. And, again, our worthy Supreme Knight likes to call us the Knights of charity. Brothers, this is the time for us to put up or shut up. Either we’re going to become the Knights of charity that we always claimed we were and we’re going to lead the world through this, out of this worldwide crisis, or we should fade away; we should not exist. And if we’re not actually going to lead the world in charity, then what’s the point? And, my brothers, that can seem like a daunting task—and perhaps it is—but I think that’s precisely the reason why it’s so important. Leadership is not for the faint of heart. Charity is not for the faint of heart. Love is not for the faint of heart. You look at what the most perfect icon of love is in our world—it’s a crucifix. It’s the Lord Himself showing us what it means to lay down our lives, not just for ourselves, but for all that we know and love and all that we believe. Brothers, this is our call. This is who we are. This is fundamental to our identity. This is fundamental to our reality as Knights of Columbus. And so now, more than ever, this is our finest hour. Now is not the time to shy away but to rise up. And it’s very interesting to me—I think the Knights unknowingly have actually been preparing us for this global crisis for years. We’ve been talking about the domestic Church. What have we been doing for the last few months? Brothers, that is what the domestic Church should look like. That is what the domestic Church should be. We need men, now more than ever, stepping up to lead their families, to understand and to know who Jesus is and be able to present His gospel message to their families and to their friends. And so if you don’t know where to start, how about the Gospel of Matthew? If you’ve read the Gospel of Matthew, move on to Mark. Then move on to Luke. Then move on to John. If you’ve read through the gospels, read the Epistles of Paul. If you’ve read through Paul, read Hebrews. If you’ve read Hebrews, read John. If you’ve read John, read Peter. If you’ve read Peter, read Revelation. If you’ve read the entire New Testament, go back to the Old Testament. If you’ve read the entirety of Scripture, you know what you should do? Read it again. And then read it again. And then read it again. And read it again. Because that’s what it means to be a living word, my brothers. It means that the ink doesn’t change on the page, but what it speaks to your heart, what it speaks to your mind, that’s what changes. Because it’s the same Spirit of God alive and at work in you that was alive and at work in the evangelists who wrote it. And so, my brothers, if you’re already familiar with the Scriptures, it’s time to start reading them again. And it’s not enough now to just pray by yourself in your room, but to pray with your family in the family room. It’s time to show your sons and your daughters how to lead the rosary, time to introduce them to the Divine Mercy chaplet. It’s time to show them what it’s like to lead the Litany of the Saints or what it’s like to participate in the novenas of the Holy Spirit. It’s time for you to teach to your families who Jesus is so that together as one family united in love you can pursue the heart of Christ that leads us always to the love of the Father. That’s the whole point. That’s all that we’re really trying to do. That’s all that the Christian has ever been trying to do is seek the Word of God and to do it in faith and with courage. My brothers, if we’re not going to be men of faith, not going to be men of courage, we have no business calling ourselves Knights. This is who we are. And, my brothers, we need you. And I speak not just for myself as the state chaplain of the Knights of Columbus, and I speak not just for myself as a priest, but the entirety of the Church, the entirety of the world is looking to you, asking, “Will you step up?” Will you come, and will you serve with faith and conviction? Will you serve with love and devotion? Will you proclaim the truth that you know, and will you show us the Father who loves you, the Father who loves them, the Father who created everything and holds it all, sustains it in being, even now? It can be tempting, I think, at times to think that the ruler of the world is some governor or some virus or some circumstance or whatever. That is completely false. The ruler of the world has made Himself known, and it is Jesus. It always has been. It always will be. There is no other king. There is no other lord. There is no other master worthy of our time, attention, and service. And so, my brothers, once again, it has been such a privilege to serve you as state chaplain for the last two years. This is an odd way, perhaps, to be leaving, and I wish again that I could be with you in person. It’s always so edifying to be with men of courage, to be with men of faith, to be with men of conviction. But now, now we get to understand what it actually means to be part of the Body of Christ, for though I am not with you in person, I know that by my baptism and strengthened through the confirmation that I received, we are united. We are united, perhaps, now more than we ever have been before, for there is nothing now but the love of God that connects our hearts. And so, my brothers, know that my prayers, my thoughts, my love go out to you, to your families. I hope that you remain safe and well. And may Almighty God bless you always, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen. William Chassé: Thank you, Fr. Paul, for your comments. As usual, very convincing and from the heart. Having you serve as our state chaplain these past few years has been a great inspiration for me, and I know I speak for all my brother Knights in Michigan when I say thank you for your guidance, your spiritual leadership, and especially your friendship. Thank you, Fr. Paul. At this time I call on our state secretary for the report of the credentials committee. Walter Winkle: Your Excellency, Worthy State Chaplain, Worthy Supreme Knight, Worthy State Deputy, worthy general agents, worthy council delegates, and worthy brother Knights, welcome. Upon review of the list of delegates based on information provided by our councils and cross-checking the list of members that have joined us today for this virtual meeting, our state treasurer and myself have the following number of delegates: five state officers, [each] with one vote; immediate past state deputy, one vote; state chaplain, one vote; council delegates, 340; for a total of 347 votes. Half of those votes plus one will be the winning amount; that equals 175, rounding up to the highest number. That completes my report, Worthy State Deputy. William Chassé: Thank you Worthy State Secretary. Without objection, the roll of delegates submitted by the credentials committee will be the official roll of voting members for the convention. Without objection, the rules will be suspended, and the following shortened order of business will be adopted: prayer, appointment of committee on credentials report, approval of the 2019 minutes, reports of committees, reports of state officers, nomination and election of state officers, nomination and election of representatives and alternates to the Supreme Convention, consideration of resolutions, new business, prayer, adjourn. At this time we will proceed with the approval of the minutes of the 2019 state convention, which were distributed before the state meeting. We have received no comments or corrections. There being no corrections to the minutes, the minutes are approved without objection. At this time we will proceed with the reports of committees. As the various reports of committees were distributed prior to the state convention, without objection, they will be accepted as written and included in the minutes. Let us move on to the reports of officers. As the various reports of state officers were distributed prior to the state convention, without objection, they will be accepted as written and included in the minutes. I will now ask our state secretary if there is an update on the report of the credentials committee. Walter Winkle: Worthy State Deputy, currently it stands at 340 delegates with total votes of 347, needing 175 to win the election. That concludes my report. William Chassé: Thank you, Worthy State Secretary. To clarify what it takes to win, it’s 51% of cast votes, not the number of delegates. Without objection, the revised roll of delegates submitted by the credentials committee will be the official roll of voting members of the convention. There was no revision; we will stay where we were. We will now proceed with the election of officers. Please note, the nominations submitted to the state secretary will be considered as second nominations made to the floor in consideration of that respective position. It is important that voting delegates follow the instructions on how to vote. The voting will be anonymous. The system we are using records the votes but does not show how any particular delegate voted. Remember that only credentialed delegates have the right to the floor, and you must be recognized to speak. If a delegate wishes to address the floor, please push *3 on your phone and you will be placed in the queue. You may be contacted so we know your intentions to alert myself when to recognize you; please do not mute your phone. I have appointed Dan Fuller, Paul Palka, and Gary Kolbicz as the judge and tellers. Nominations presented from the floor today will be restricted to a straightforward format. First nomination speech will be given 3 minutes. For example, you will say, “Worthy State Deputy, my name is John Doe, first delegate from council 1234,” then start your speech. For the second nomination, it will be, “Worthy State Deputy, my name is Jack Doe, and I second the nomination.” As noted in the guidelines distributed and posted on our state council website, the following nominations were submitted for the positions of: State Deputy, Walter Winkle; State Secretary, Christopher Kolomjec; State Treasurer, Barry Borsenik; State Advocate, Charles McCuen. There were no other nominations sent it for these positions. Nominations are now closed, and I call on brother Ken Morrison, delegate from council 788, for the purpose of making a nomination. Ken Morrison: Worthy State Deputy, I nominate the following slate of officers: State Deputy, Walter Winkle; State Secretary, Christopher Kolomjec; State Treasurer, Barry Borsenik; State Advocate, Charles McCuen. William Chassé: Nominations are closed. Since there were no other nominations, without objection, there will be cast one ballot for the slate of officers on behalf of the delegates: State Deputy, Walter Winkle; State Secretary, Christopher Kolomjec; State Treasurer, Barry Borsenik; State Advocate, Charles McCuen. These brothers will serve a one-year term commencing July 1, 2020. Congratulations, brothers. These results will be posted on our state website. Now we will move into the election of state warden. At this time I recognize Past State Deputy Michael Malinowski for the purpose of making a nomination. Michael Malinowski: Worthy State Deputy, my name is Michael Malinowski, Past State Deputy, and first delegate from Monsignor Hunt Council #3312, Dearborn Heights in the Archdiocese of Detroit. In a couple of minutes we will vote for the person who will be our next state warden. I would like to nominate District Deputy Joel Kendzorski from the Diocese of Gaylord for the office of state warden. I’m thinking that many of you have never met Joel Kendzorski, or maybe you have. Perhaps it was at a state or diocesan meeting. In the few remaining minutes I have, let me tell you about my friend Joel. Joel was born in Warren, Michigan, and when he was young his family moved to Posen. After graduating high school there, Joel attended Lake Superior State University and received a bachelor’s degree in engineering. He also has an MBA in business. Joel currently has his own international consulting company, serving 33 different countries. Joel and his wife, Jan Marie, have been married for 31 years. Jan Marie works as a nurse in the area. They have four children. Son Jeremy is a member, along with son-in-law Andrew, and their son James, who is the deputy grand knight and the grand knight-elect will be doing the seconding today. And, oh, by the way, Joel and Jan Marie have 13 grandchildren. In 2014, when the Most Reverend Bishop Raica was ordained for the Diocese of Gaylord, he called upon the talents of Joel to be on the Gaylord diocesan financial committee. While attending church in Posen, Joel was asked to join the Knights of Columbus Posen council, and after holding many council offices, he was elected grand knight in 2015. And like in many small councils, he had to worry if enough members would show up for a meeting so they could have a quorum. Would they take a committee’s chairmanship, or would they volunteer to be a council officer? With Joel’s leadership and encouragement, the council thrives. If you’re lucky to get a ticket to the Posen council’s Hunters’ Wild Game Dinner—just to let you know, it sells out every year—Joel is the chairman. Have you ever been to the Posen Potato Festival? Maybe you’ve heard of it. Well, Joel organizes all the food booths for it. In 2016, then- State Deputy Kenneth Unterbrink, realizing Joel’s skills, asked him to be a district deputy. Joel served both as grand knight and district deputy. And in 2018 our current state deputy William Chassé asked Joel if he would serve as Gaylord diocesan program director, so Joel is both district deputy and diocesan program director. I wish there was more time to speak about Joel, but keeping my words brief, as they say in Posen, “Dziękuję.” Thank you, Worthy State Deputy, for this time to nominate. William Chassé: Thank you, Worthy Past State Deputy Michael Malinowski. At this time, I recognize brother James Kendzorski for a second nomination. James Kendzorski: Worthy State Deputy, my name is James Kendzorski, the second delegate from council #6657, and I second the nomination. William Chassé: Thank you, brother James. If there are any other nominations, please push *3 on your phone, and you will be placed in the queue. Once you are recognized as having the floor, please be ready to speak. Are there any other nominations for the office of state warden? At this time, I recognize Past State Deputy Thomas Marcetti, Sr., for the purpose of making a nomination. Thomas Marcetti, Sr.: Worthy State Deputy, thank you. I am Thomas Marcetti, Sr., Past State Deputy and first delegate of Fr. Patrick Cullinane Council #8710 of the Archdiocese of Detroit. It is my privilege to nominate Jim Kraus as warden for the Michigan jurisdiction of the Knights of Columbus. Since I know what it takes to serve as a state officer, I believe that Jim has the ability and the commitment to serve on the state board. Jim is currently serving as the state membership director. In these trying times, he is committed to work to grow the order while maintaining safe and socially responsible methods to invite new members into our ranks, ultimately helping Michigan to achieve the Supreme Council Circle of Honor award for the first time in 10 years. Jim has served his council in various offices, including leading the council for two years with distinction as grand knight. Jim continued his service to the order as a district deputy and a diocesan program director. As a fourth degree Knight, Jim has served as faithful navigator, district marshal, and executive assistant to the Master of District #2, Michigan. Jim has earned an associate’s degree in criminal justice, a bachelor’s degree in management and organizational development, and a master’s degree in public administration. Jim also attended Michigan State University School of Staff Command and Executive Police Leadership to continually improve his professional skills throughout his career. Jim’s more than 30 years of service to community as an officer of the Lansing Police Department is proof of Jim’s willingness to take on the often-difficult task to protect and help people in need. Jim rose to the rank of captain before his retirement. Jim and his wife, Amy, are active supporters of the Catholic faith community of St. Jude Parish in De Witt. He is a Eucharistic minister and has served as the chair of the building committee. Jim and Amy are always ready to volunteer to work on projects benefiting the parish. For the good of the Order, I support and nominate Jim Kraus for state warden. I recommend that you add your support by voting for Jim Kraus. When balloting is open, please press ‘2’ for Jim Kraus. William Chassé: Thank you, Past State Deputy Thomas Marcetti, Sr. At this time I recognize brother Patrick Schneider for the purpose of making a second nomination. Patrick Schneider: Good afternoon, Worthy State Deputy. My name is Pat Schneider, delegate and grand knight of council #7237 in De Witt. I am honored to second the nomination of Jim Kraus as our next state warden. Thank you, Worthy State Deputy. William Chassé: Are there any nominations? Are there any other nominations? Are there any other nominations? At this time, we will proceed to the balloting for the position of state warden. Balloting will be open for two minutes. Press ‘1’ for Joel Kendzorski. Press ‘2’ for Jim Kraus. Press ‘1’ for Joel Kendzorski. Press ‘2’ for Jim Kraus. (repeated several times during the balloting time) Please note, if you feel you selected the wrong number on your phone, re-vote and it will be recorded accurately. (repeated several times during the balloting time) The ballot has been completed and the tallies confirmed. I now call upon our state secretary for the results. Walter Winkle: Worthy State Deputy. William Chassé: Worthy State Secretary. Walter Winkle: With a total of 320 votes, the candidate with the majority of votes goes to Jim Kraus. He is serving as the state warden beginning July 1, 2020. William Chassé: Thank you, Worthy State Secretary. Thank you, brother Knights, for your votes. Congratulations, brother Jim Kraus. Now let us move into the election of delegates and alternates to the annual meeting of the Supreme Council. Your state deputy and immediate past state deputy are automatic delegates. In addition to these, Michigan can elect eight more third-degree members to represent us at the meeting. For the purpose of making a nomination, I call on Barry Borsenik, our current state advocate. Barry Borsenik: Worthy State Deputy, I nominate the following members as delegates and alternatives to the Supreme Council meeting in Washington DC for the year 2020. Delegate 1: Thomas D. Meehan from council #10777, alternate Arthur R. Mucciante, council #529. Delegate 2: William R. Monahan, council 6548; alternate Thomas J. O’Brien, council #1300. Delegate 3: Richard T. Carl, council 9526; alternate Jerome J. Messing, council #3823. Delegate 4; Martin R. Brown, council #4404; alternate, Dennis L. Kaminski, council #10992. Delegate 5: Jeffrey J. Cypher, council #9962; alternate, John Armock, council #4036. Delegate 6: William F. Gorny, council #3312; alternate, Matthew J. Wierzgac, council #10963. Delegate 7: James J. Mattina, council #10724; alternate, Robert A. Skwara, council #3129. Delegate 8: Michael L. Horvath, council #10006; alternate Philip M. Balmforth, council #7304. William Chassé: Thank you, Worthy State Advocate. Nominations are closed without objection. They will be accepted as given and included in the minutes. At this time I call on our state advocate, Barry Borsenik, to present to us the report of the resolutions committee. Before he starts, let me state that the recommendation of the resolutions committee will act as an active motion. To acknowledge that, the approval of the committee’s recommendation will be accepted. Worthy State Advocate, please proceed. Barry Borsenik: Worthy State Deputy, let me first report that there were no proposed changes to the state council by-laws. As for resolutions, the delegates have received in advance a copy of the proposed resolutions. The resolutions committee met via an online meeting, Thursday, May 14, to review the resolutions, discuss, and make the following recommendations. Resolutions 1 through 41 are for thanks and appreciation to individuals and organizations who cooperate with and support the efforts of the Michigan Knights of Columbus. The committee recommends adoption. Resolutions 41 through 68 are to express sympathy and support of programs, causes, and positions of various efforts promoted by the Michigan Knights of Columbus. The committee recommends adoption. Resolution 1-70, submitted by council #3092, has been ruled out of order as it attempts to add restrictions to what is already a voluntary charitable effort. It is otherwise redundant to the existing state council by-laws, and it would undermine authority granted to the state secretary and state treasurer in Article VIII, Sections 2 and 3. Resolution 1-71, submitted by council #788, was recommended for approval subject to an amendment that the final paragraph be stated as follows: “That the Michigan State Jurisdiction proudly supports the nomination and election of William H. Chassé as a director of the Supreme Council Board of Directors of the Knights of Columbus.” Council #788 has approved the amendment, and the committee recommends adoption. Worthy State Deputy, I move that the recommendations of the committee by adopted. William Chassé: Without objection, the recommendation of the resolutions committee is adopted. Thank you, Worthy State Advocate, for your work—and your team’s—with the resolutions and by-laws. Let us proceed to new business. The first item of new business is the adoption of a 2020-2021 fraternal year state convention. At this time, I call on our state secretary for the purpose of a motion. Worthy State Secretary? It’ll just be a minute, gentlemen. At this time I call on our state treasurer for the purpose of a motion. Christopher Kolomjec: Worthy State Deputy, I make a motion for the fraternal year 2020-2021 state convention to be held on May 20, 21, 22 of 2021 on Mackinac Island at the Grand Hotel. William Chassé: If there are no objections, we will adopt the motion. Having no other new business, I call on our state chaplain to lead us in prayer for the canonization of Fr. Michael J. McGivney. Rev. Paul Erickson: In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. God, our Father, protector of the poor and defender of the widow and orphan, you called your priest, Father Michael J. McGivney, to be an apostle of Christian family life and to lead the young to the generous service of their neighbor. Through the example of his life and virtue may we follow your Son, Jesus Christ, more closely, fulfilling his commandment of charity and building up his Body which is the Church. Let the inspiration of your servant prompt us to greater confidence in your love so that we may continue his work of caring for the needy and the outcast. We humbly ask that you glorify your venerable servant Father Michael J. McGivney on earth according to the design of your holy will. Through his intercession, grant the favors we now present. Through Christ our Lord. Amen. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. William Chassé: Thank you, Worthy State Chaplain Fr. Paul. Brothers, I want to thank everyone for their patience and time today. I wish this was taking place at the Grand Hotel this weekend, but life doesn’t always work out the way we planned. These are unique times. Please pray for an end to the pandemic. Stay safe. The meeting is adjourned. God bless you. God bless the Knights of Columbus.

APPENDIX #1: Delegate List

COUNCIL COUNCIL NO. NAME DELEGATES ALTERNATES 305 Detroit Delmar Harkenrider

389 Martin Carmody Larry Wilson 414 Bay City Jeffrey A. Seifferly Norman Moore, Jr. Ronald N. Makidon Bradley Covaleski 521 Msgr. E. J. Mc Cormick

529 Alpena Jason A. Banny 575 Queen City

587 St. Thomas Anthony Portelli John B. Owdziej 593 Father Kenney

600 Msgr Sharpe

609 Jackson Phil Stevens Jeff Thomas Robert Gilmore David VanHoof 640 Escanaba Kevin P. Dubord Thomas H. Desy 646 Menominee Dean Shepeck

649 Msgr Oliver J. O'Callaghan Ian T. Yazel Alan J. LaVictor 689 Msgr Nolan B. McKevitt Charles B. Crotty Miguel A. Valenzuela Edward P. Stockert Richard Guenther 692 Hancock

695 Msgr. Patrick R. Dunigan S. Mark Davidek

706 Dan Kennedy

708 Niles

744 John Cardinal Dearden Bryan Newcom James Nowc 788 Richard Corey Livingston Brian Peacock Ken Morrison Dave Luedtke 791 Cheboygan Charles Rader

853 Msgr. Steffes Gary Sielski

856 Marine City Paul Burger Bob Thomas Cory D. Johnson 923 St. Francis Xavier Roger D. Clark Joe Hoffman Andrew Mayer 944 Fr. Fierle Thomas P. O'Connor David T. O'Mara 1120 Immaculate Heart of Mary Van Maychszak Joe Peters Adam Bishop 1139 Father Slane

1213 Grand Traverse

1224 Cadillac Robert J. Harris

1245 Calumet John E. Sullivan

1266 Monroe Julian Rios James Christensen Deacon Tracy Esper Joseph D. Vitale 1297 Mt. Pleasant Robbie Waclawski Steve Stressman Jose Reyes, Sr. Frank Hackett 1300 Father Faucher Tom J. O'Brien Art D. Olsson 1396 Ironwood

1492 Pere Marquette Michael O'Brien William Roy Patrick Wroble Rev. Wheeler, Jr. 1541 Fr. Vincent L. Ouellette Peter Longtine John Kraft Bruce Coron 1546 Bad Axe Eric Emming Ray Geiger Steve Braun Dick Learman 1585 Bishop Baraga

1616 Bishop Alfred J. Markiewicz Daniel Barrett Richard Wheeler Brett H. Eschelman 1665 Adrian

1705 Rogers City Richard W. Wagner Kurt Nowak 1802 Wyandotte Ron Thomas Dale Miller Dave Sledge Justin Pudelek 1874 Fr. James W. Cotter

1982 Fr. John Riess John J. Pilon

1987 Lapeer Allan Landosky Robert Holihan Mitch Olejniczak, Jr. Victor Miller 2022 Ogemaw Rick Leibler Brian Leibler Rod Polzin 2026 Manistique

2084 St. Charles Thomas W. Russell Stewart G. Smith, Jr. 2113 Dowagiac No Delegates

2141 Midland

2168 Portland Rex Waltersdorf Tom Klein Jacob Lowe Todd McElmurry 2173 St. Ignace

2198 Carson City Hubbardston Tim Halfman Ken Wilkinsm Jr. Stan Kwiatkowski 2199 Mary Queen of Peace

2251 Msgr Kromenaker LeRoy Mollan William C. Galliker Daniel Grandwicz Robert Currier 2291 Fr. Robert F. Newman

2300 Iron River

2463 Gabriel Richard

2508 Sturgis

2515 Allegan

2569 Bishop Gallagher

2594 St. Basil

2632 St. Paul Michael J. Klein James J. Vote Ronald B. Bush Peter Pierzecki 2659 Fr John R. Day Tom Wilmoth Harold Aardal Michael Sage Rick Williams 2660 Bishop Foley Dominic J. Raona Frank Paolini Stephen I Lentz John Pierce 2667 Richmond Bryan Eisen Paul Eisen Willy C. Winkle Daniel Jones 2690 George F. Monaghan William Dolunt Roy MacDonald 2709 Tawas

2713 Torch Lake

2723 Card. Mercier Michael Pokoj Greg T. Rosenberg 2724 Fr. Eugene Labory Ronald W. Alley Randy Huovinen 2733 Lakeshore Kevin McKay Tim Kulka

2739 Holy Cross

2740 Fr. Van Rooy Todd W. Prime Mark A. Smith James E. Buda Walter K. Reames 2781 St. Mary's

2804 Robt. Denman

2819 Msgr. Champion

2835 Fr. Kramer

2890 St Jude Thaddeus Dan Simon Tommy Lyons Kyle Thelen Tim Thelen 2894 Bishop Eis Elmer Rinehart Stephen J. Skauge 2900 Fr. Korst Bradford Rupp Robert Small Michael Welke 2924 Bronson No Delegates

2929 Newberry

2931 Bishop Pinten No Delegates

2934 Fr. Baraga Arthur D. Barrett, Jr. Robert J. Koskinen 2943 St Christopher Alan L. Wright Lenny J. LeFevre Ronald G. Sutter 2950 St Lawrence Scott Morgan Ray Campbell Steve Salter Don Heydens 2959 Dexter Andy Toma Paul Tavana Jim Vincke Doug Koepsell 2966 St Mary's

2975 George McCarthy Terry Johnson David Bukala Robert Wassick Charles Monroe 2986 Fr. Flajole No Delegates

3021 Notre Dame

3027 Msgr. Esper David B. Simon David E. Vincent 3029 Clare Matthew Benic Steve Ludwick 3042 Leo XIII Ronald Tomala Clayton Kubacki David Szymanski Jan Krakowiak 3078 Robt. H. Jones Charles R. Morrison Eugene Gross John Di Francesco 3082 Guardian Angels Michael P. Onderak Andrew J. Jones 3092 Blessed Louis Guanella Kennth E. Klovski Vince Elie 3104 Bishop Plagens Charles Marker Joe St. Martin Rev. Mark Mitchell David Mondry 3111 Marian

3129 St. Patrick Robert A. Skwara John J. Wayne, II 3160 DeLaSalle No Delegates

3170 Father Dolan No Delegates

3191 Msgr. Stapleton No Delegates

3221 Bishop Henry E. Donnelly

3224 Caro Bryan Muska Patrick Decker John Papp, Jr. 3230 Alfred E. Walters Harry T. Laughlin Dennis M. Zielinski Anthony Comazzi Ronald E. Roznowski 3257 Bishop Wm.F. Murphy

3260 Msgr. Michael J. Grupa

3281 St. John Mike Huhn Dave Chambers Ben Chambers Pete Motz 3292 Fr. Victor J. Renaud Paul Gelians Jerry Murphy Paul Dobbs Paul Kuebler 3312 Monsignor Hunt Michael J. Malinowski Michael Biesiadecki Brendan Victory Bill Gorny 3447 Father John V. Dillon

3505 Fr. Barrette Arthur Cornejo Gregory Petrimoulx

3577 Edward Cardinal Mooney

3590 Msgr. Eugene A. Forbes

3615 Msgr. John P. Eppenbrock

3651 Beal City

3725 Msgr.John Vismara John J. Bartony John F. Beirne Steven Chetcuti Kenneth A. Ross 3774 Fr.Alfred Saylor Joseph Martinez Jerry Ziemba Don Siegel 3797 Fr. Solanus Casey Paul Desjardins James Wietecha Fref Kuplicki 3798 Paw Paw William R. Zolp William J. Van Ooy 3823 Ruth

3830 Queen of Holy Rosary James Nitkiewicz Keith F. Flood 3848 St. Pius X

3860 Fr. Patrick O’Kelley Jim Vihtelic Pat Girard Rob Ciavaglia Robert Minel 3869 St. Thomas the Apostle SUSPENDED

3956 Bernard P. O’Brien William P. Robert Ray Bilyk 3959 Fr. Daniel A. Lord Larry Utter Jonathan Steffes Othmar J. Lenze John T. Gibson 4036 Shower of Roses Pat Chandler Joseph Harnish Jeffrey Russell Mark Musgrave 4055 Fr. R. G. Thelen

4064 O. L. of the Lakes Mark E. Trojniak

4090 Bishop Jos.H. Albers Mark F. Corcoran Larry L. Prevo Carl Knieper Gregory A. McCarty 4102 St. Stephen Scott W. DeWyse Timothy Wisniewski 4141 Pope Paul VI

4188 Fr.John M. Lynch Terry Clayton Keith Parke Brian Schebil Michael McAuliffe 4232 Father Nouvel Ronald Brasseur John T. Czymbor 4235 Alcona

4285 Holy Family Louis R. Bryan

4354 Fr. Edwin Fisher Randall Dieter Martin Brogley Larry Benedict David Roberts 4362 Bishop Haas Anthony M. Arbanas Donald R. Robinson John R. Veneklase 4401 St. Francis James Filbert Henry Testa Alexander Franz Anand Thakur 4404 St.Vincent DePaul Randy Graftema Jerry May Carl Dunn 4513 Immaculate Conception

4556 Our Lady Queen of Peace Louis Parsch Thomas Parsch 4693 Pius XII John F. Guttowsky Mike Leen Tom Michalek Ken Western 4764 Fr.Thomas R. Carey Jim Pettinato Ken Simpson Bert Quinn 4872 All Saints

5083 Joseph M. Amley Matthew Fisher John Servinski 5255 Father Olk Robert Kochinski 5280 Fr. Artman Albert Arends Thomas Smyczynski Thomas Fruchey Frederick Sisco 5436 Pope John XXIII Christopher J. Scheuer Michael R. Swillum Thomas F. Kendziorski John M. Greaves 5446 Fr. Hubert Jeff Gilliland

5452 Fr. Baumgartner Tom Gray Bob Gillam Joe Carney 5460 John F. Kennedy Thomas M. Mudry

5492 Dr. Thomas A. Dooley Lou Fiorentino

5981 Anchor Bay Ronald DePestel Steven Jewell Ronald Demick Matthew Hoxsie 5999 St. Mary’s

6223 Irish Hills Don Kortas Don Imber Kirk Falk 6293 Fr. George Pernaski Frank Doyen

6314 Boyne Valley No Delegates

6447 St. Louis the King Dave Lynch M. Patrick Frye

6534 St. Peter Eric J. Martin Joel Weiher 6548 Queen of Apostles William R. Monahan

6549 St.Maximillian Kolbe James M. Cislo Raymond N. Faitel, IV 6593 Prince of Peace Joseph Moore Kevin C. Sherman 6657 Fr.Casimir Szyper Greg Mulka John Talaska James Kendzorski Dennis Burdnick, Sr. 6667 Brother Felix Robert Snowaert Mark E. Hallfrisch 6674 Saline David R. Ringe Joseph Elekonich Steven R. Elmore Todd Elekonich 6687 Bishop Zaleski Gerald Brown James Miller Thomas Fiero Paul Eros 6694 Swartz Creek Wayne De Shano Robert Kranz Donald Klco 6742 Mother of Perpetual Help Richard Perry Robert M. Herrmann Steve Spratt 6824 Fr. George Ging William Venglar Dave Pearce

6851 Thunder Bay

6865 Pope John Paul I Larry Jadach Jim Lotito Tom Haas 6980 Edward L. Koenig Dan Dunn Joe Magalski

7011 St. Nicholas Joseph White Jim Jaczkowski Carl Bontomasi Tom Starynchak 7018 St. Clement Of Rome Joe Suminski Brian O'Curran Steve Betka Mike McKinnon 7100 Msgr. Theodore G. Beteski

7115 St. John Neumann Jeff Van Natter Rick Kraus Steve Redmond 7134 Troy SUSPENDED

7172 Father Pierre

7200 St. Isidore Mark J. Kovasity Bob Garstka Frank J. Oldani Tom Paris 7227 Algonac

7233 Fr. Van Poppelen Kirk Dupuie James Hamilton David Mohn Mike Rocha 7237 Msgr. Stotenbur Pat Schneider Andrew Rademacher Jeff Archer Stephen Brodeur 7239 Fr. James B. Heary Ronnie Thompson Glain Guilmette Darren Gray Ryan Thompson 7255 Fr.Alpha LaHaie

7304 Fr. J. Leo McCann Phil Balmforth Jeff Bochenek Dan Zimmerman Bill Dunlop 7311 St. Michael William Lawson David Simon David Zerbe John R. Rademacher 7329 O. L. of the Woods Shrine Michael J. Stanchina

7337 Marlette

7338 Fr. Malinowski Thomas P. Gielda

7340 Warren

7341 Bishop A.J. Babcock Roger G. Campbell Patrick M. Neuman James R. Shoaf 7365 Kateri Tekawitha Brian J. Burns Gerald P. Burger 7413 St. Joseph Thomas G. Bellestri Tad L. Norts 7418 Fenton Michael Archambault William French Craig Hering Janes Dembny 7419 St.Joseph the Worker No Delegates

7444 Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Peter Essenmacher Kenneth Hulevicz Michael Opalko Gerald Klemmer 7472 Bishop Thomas L. Noa No Delegates

7487 Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Richard S. Olszewski Michael Hurst Tonio Michienzi Joseph C. Mantooth 7545 Fr. F.B. McCormick Kevin Duffy Rob Subrizi

7561 St. Mary Michael Seefried Daniel Byrne Clifford Becker John Harris 7571 St. Athanasius Fred Bruckner Bob Guzowski 7582 Fr. Peter Robertson Frank Tomsich

7585 Holy Spirit No Delegates

7586 Fr. Edmd Battersby

7587 Howard Heath Josh Kofflin Paul F. Durkee Thom Publiski 7591 Fr.Robert G. Smith

7623 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Roger L. Houthoofd Spencer J. Chinavare 7688 Fr. Robert G. Smith Philip Bandish Raymond Tovar 7717 Fr.Charles D. Philipp

7719 Msgr. Hugh Beahan Matthew Vanderwerff John Mika 7761 Bishop Richter Shaun Bartz Bryan Galloway Chad Carlisle Frank Savickas 7780 Star of the Sea No Delegates

7795 Joseph & Mary

7796 St. Margaret's Bruce P. Waligora Richard Everet, III Gary F. Hadden 7816 East Lansing Paul C. Lacroix David P. Myers 7832 St. Peter the Apostle Mark Studnicka Jeffrey West

7869 Albert Doerr John Mayer Jim Dise 7891 Holy Spirit Kenneth M. Neal Russell A. Villerot 7918 Fr.John F. Farrell Paul McClelland

7945 St.Francis of Assisi

7955 Durand St. Mary's Michael Pelky Edward R. Folson Dennis Schmidt Gayle H. Steele 8041 James M. Cronk Paul Gressick Tom Bouchey Jim Achatz Roger Marquardt 8042 West Huron Centennial John Connor Ronald Karwowski David Eichler Thomas Eichler 8043 St.Agnes of Sanford Aaron Skrok Charles D. Batcke 8071 Pewamo Tom Thelen Francis W. Thelen 8113 St. Joseph Jeffrey C. Taylor Robert Hinderer Charles Rutkowski Donald E. Polzin 8117 Bishop Kevin Britt Doug Bredberg Steve Vanderlean Ted Wright 8118 Blessed Sacrament

8169 St. John the Baptist Tony Petkus Ed Wyrembelski Michael Babiuk Rodger Epp 8186 John Paul the Great Bernard Young Russ Kreinbring Paul Padyiasek Peter Nemeckay 8231 Msgr.MichaelG. Abdoo No Delegates

8245 Fr.John A. Blasko

8274 Immaculata Mike Warfel Peter Messing Taylor Luebke Jim Hefling 8284 Msgr.Clement H. Kern Larry Guastella David Lengel Michael Goodhart Edward Harkins 8291 Msgr.Julian A. Moleski Joseph A. Rossi Frederick E. Erhardt 8344 Msgr.Michael Bochnewich SUSPENDED

8390 St. Helen

8391 Msgr. Hardy Roger Forest Tony Czerwonka Rich Moeggenberg Larry Mielke 8392 St. John the Evangelist Gary L. Schweda

8425 Our Lady of Guadalupe

8441 St. Josaphat David K. Scott Robert J. Bologna 8458 Fr.Norman Zielinski

8489 Flushing Jacob Smith Jonathan Smith Matthew Hartmann Mike Szukhent 8500 Fr. John Howard Gerald Burke Kevin Webb Kenneth Huddas Gary Webb 8554 Shepherd

8556 Our Lady of Good Counsel Steven Haynes

8564 Richard C. Malone Steven T. Gomez John Thompson, Jr. 8582 Fr. Carl Cahill

8605 Fowlerville

8659 Sacred Heart Herbert A. Stacer Charles Kemler

8669 Good Shepherd Thomas Bigelow George Marzonie Donald Pollard Royal Miller 8687 St. Peter's

8695 St. Joan of Arc Peter Nwoke Matthew D. Miller 8697 St. Anne Anacleto Rodriquez Kyle R. Smolinski David M. Belian 8698 Fr. Stanley A. Bowers

8710 Fr. Patrick J. Cullinane Thomas A Marcetti, Sr. Marshall Jowett John Vermeesch Dale Long 8735 Blessed MotherFr Cogley Richard Stone Ross Demerly 8785 St. Paul John Raducha

8808 Holy Spirit Michael D. Metiva Mitchell V. Lenczewski Larry Wade John Rasmussen 8820 Knights of Immaculata

8858 St. Stanislaus Kostka Brian L. Mathias Thomas Ludwig Michael Wisniewski, II Michael Bathouse 8892 Central Thumb Richard Kloc Kevin Kausch 8902 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Rob Stoiber Doug Scavio 8948 Holy Family Jeff Sans Douglas J. Muenz 8989 St. Francis of Assisi Gerald A. Wrubel John P. Dolson

9131 St. Joseph

9154 St. Joseph Chaldean SUSPENDED

9182 Mason Tom Shaver Ron Bates Jeff Haueter Charles Heiler 9301 St. Mary Star of the Sea Joe Munie Patrick Haley Mark A. Schissler, Sr. 9305 Reese SUSPENDED

9346 Our Lady of Czestochowa

9450 Sacred Heart

9523 Holy Spirit

9526 Marysville Bruce G. Rinke Scott Heim Anthony M. Jacobson 9568 North Branch Drew Edwards Brian Skwirsk Adam Jacobson Frank Jones 9711 St. Casimir Frank M. Laurich Frank Levandowski Luke M. Canfora Chris Mattson 9751 St.Ann-St. Jude

9802 Montague - reactivated 2014

9871 Our Lady of Fields SUSPENDED

9909 St. Michael's No Delegates

9937 Tecumseh Wayne T. Ahlers Ed Slaughter Erik M. Epskamp 9962 St. Mary's Jordon Berry Mike Wachowski Jacob J. Engebretson Don Pike 9979 Christ the King James Keedy David Tiffany William Jenkins Joseph Kane 10006 Okemos-St. Martha Michael P. Bobinski Michael Horvath Thomas M. O'Dea 10170 Fr.Louis P. Gauthier Al Clark Mike Wislon Nathaniel Vanderklok Donald Faxlanger 10343 Fr. Gjergj Fishta

10501 All Saints Rick Alberty Paul Rose Kevin Barrett John W. Mastej 10542 Immaculate Heart of Mary Eric Huhn Ken Balcer Richard Bilodeau Daniel Reinecke 10724 Au Lac James Haase Joe Whitenight Jim Ruemenapp Dave Furtah 10777 St. Joseph's

10907 St. Therese

10963 St. Patrick Andy G. Fox Gene Wierzgac 10992 Holy Family Jamie L. Kober

11099 Msgr. John A. Gabriels Sean Riley Anthony Cherniawski John Gordon Russell Pate 11113 St. Anthony of Saranac Gregory A. Price

11114 Father Owens Briam Wemple

11117 St. Henry St. Charles

11430 St. Anthony Tim Speer Homero Ortiz 11432 Our Lady of Lake Huron

11532 Most Blessed Sacrament

11581 St. Mary’s Council

11658 St. Hubert's David Hoin Anthony Rangel Ronald Rabine James Lepere 11664 Leelanau

11689 St. Paul of Tarsus Michael A. Hartel Philip H. Mularski Thomas R. Gray Arthur J. Krygowski 11694 St. Mary Cathedral Tim Perrone Adam Pavlik David Garlitz Cliff Farr 11756 Fr. Wm. F. Welch David E. Kelley, II Anthony C. Paladino Edward Taylor John C. Derler 11761 St. Mary’s Rod Forman Mick Walton Joe Dankyo Earl Blackburn 11772 St. John Vianney Jeffrey S. Asquith Don Herman Phil Dillard 11811 Holy Family David M. Stulock David L. Walton 11875 St. Mary James E. Wyszynski Art Williams Michael L. Weitzel Rick Johnson 11957 St. Therese Lisieux Richard D. Fisher David Kuptz John F. Lamana 12044 Laingsburg Frederick Bruso Ronald Miersen 12090 O.L. Of Guadalupe SUSPENDED

12102 Msgr John T. Gordon Tom Preslow Ruben B. Calderero Frank Kurek 12121 St. Paul on the Lake Richard Sandifer

12186 St. Joseph Richard Okerman Mike Gentry Deacon Wayne W. Corrion Brent Cole 12258 St. Isidore

12294 Sacred Heart

12295 St. Mary Magdalen George Barrera James Kronk Edwin Weber Justin Mulholland 12403 St. Thecla Edward J. Perkins Rev. Cokonougher Michael J. McMahon 12408 Nat.Shrine of the Little Flower Robert Ferguson Otto Soeding Matthew Kennedy John Pruse 12423 St. Stanislaus Kostka William La Framboise William O'Neil

12479 St. Clare of Montefalco

12597 Deacon Wm J. Dorsey SUSPENDED

12660 Sts.Philip Neri and Anne Elmer Tappen

12668 Msgr.Gallagher No Delegates

12684 St. Joseph Rainbow

12808 Fr. Arnold Kosco No Delegates

12850 Ubly-Sheridan Gary Krause Kevin Romzek

12985 Our Lady of White Lake Michael Beyer John Robillard 12998 St. Monica -Fr.A. Nadrach

13035 Fathers Rudy & Clem

13115 Fr. Glen Weber

13224 St. Michael the Archangel

13251 Mattawan No Delegates

13305 St. Martin of Tours Gary E. Klein William P. Zeman 13318 Bishop Plagens

13319 St. Patrick Stan Politowicz George Goeddeke Joe Gibson Michale Batchik 13333 St. Christopher Parish

13340 St. Jane Frances De Chantal Lawrence Frontera Robert Bielinski Julius D'Ambrosio 13360 Christ the King Lawrence Donnellon Dan Taylor Mark Tepen Tom Genyk 13362 St. Fabian Tom Quellette

13391 Blessed Sacrament

13393 Father Swaboda No Delegates

13419 Assumption Grotto Jeff Parlow Robert Dux Brien Dux Lawrence Leahy 13432 Fr. Francis L. Karl Donald Bott Robert J. Bothwell 13449 St. Cyril & Methodius No Delegates

13450 St. Augustine

13452 Blessed Sacrament

13453 St. Anastasia Michael LeFaivre Jim Manzo John E. Carry 13475 Sacred Heart John R. Kukla

13485 St. Benedicts Allen R. Bray, III Alan K. Binder 13499 Grand Rapids Coun.

13501 Aquinas College

13516 Fr. Gerald F. Chapman

13526 Bishop Kevin M. Britt Michael A. Talaski Doug Stapleton 13579 Holy Rosary Thomas F. Ketchum Joseph A. Zagar Patric A. Muensterman 13600 St. Perpetua

13607 St Stanislaus Kostka

13633 St. Ann

13634 Mother Theresa No Delegates

13641 Sacred Heart of Jesus

13645 Livonia Council

13653 St. Christopher The Martyr Brian L. Fountain Rev. James R. Vanderlaan 13673 St. Gerald Thomas McPhail Frank Gariepy 13703 Clio Council

13731 St. Priscilla

13749 White Pigeon

13760 Pope John Paul II

13780 Our Lady Seat of Wisdom SUSPENDED

13782 St. Joseph

13793 St. John Francis Regis

13799 St. Michaels Curt Best

13810 Fr. Maurice Michael Beurer Gioseppe Zeolla William G. Strieff Marco Barcenas 13822 St. Owen SUSPENDED

13863 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

13865 Knights of Lake County Gary Smith

13930 St. Juan Diego Sidney Johnson Alejandro G. Rivera 13939 John Paul II

13942 St. Joseph the Provider Robert Niedzielski Ronald Bronakoski 13950 St. Mary of The Hills Arnold G. Vandercruyssen Bob Szymanski 13958 Traverse City St. Francis Kennth B. Brzozowski

13980 St. Cyprian No Delegates

13983 St. Kieran Alan Jankowski Paul Skalny 13992 Sterling Heights SUSPENDED

14015 Warren

14018 Birmingham J. Steven Johnston

14031 Flint No Delegates

14056 St. Brigid Gerald Cain Shane Wallace Bobby Ellis 14080 St. Valentine SUSPENDED

14187 St. Toribio Romo SUSPENDED

14206 Newago Council

14211 Bay City Council SUSPENDED

14213 Holy Innocents St. Barnabas Ron Clapp Lou Carver Bob Greening Jon Lorentzen 14366 St. Mary of the Lake

14404 St Edward/Lake Odessa

14409 Buchanan

14427 Our Lady of Victory No Delegates

14586 Fr. Hecker-St. Luke Univ. Ethan Ruffing AJ Stanley Philip Picard Clement Obeng 14598 St. Pius X Jason Murchison

14642 St Sebastian

14729 Saint Augustine

14883 Divine Mercy Jason Wayman Mike Donnellon, Jr. Jerry Humphreys John Hergert 14928 John Duns Scotus Laverne R. Newman William D. Cybulski 14980 St. Mark the Evangelist SUSPENDED

15021 Fr. Francis X. Pierz Andrew Martin

15057 Warren

15135 Suttins Bay Robert Crocker Martin Jelinek Rev. Leonard Paul David Schaub 15186 Traverse City Daniel R. Nedeau

15204 Westland Andrew Sigler Jeffrey L. Burden 15213 Grand Rapids

15337 North Muskegon Scott Edgar

15352 Beverly Hills Gerald Krivda Jack Zapytowski Chris Henige 15417 Lansing

15439 Kalamazoo

15454 Grand Rapids

15495 Grand Rapids Rev. Bernie Carlin Fred Kraemer 15548 Comstock Park

15691 St. Stephen

15692 Parish of the Holy Spirit No Delegates

15811 St. Joseph the Guardian SUSPENDED

15889 Blessed John Paul II Leonard Kogut Mike Carpenter John Falicki 15932 Carleton No Delegates

15937 Lewiston No Delegates

15967 St. Daniel Daniel Torres Nicholas D. Zavatsky 15993 Fr. Francis Emmerich

16092 Vanderbilt Daniel C. Bunker Donald J. Kuharek 16169 Canton Dan Timmerman Chuck Lang Ed Hurst, Jr. Bob Rugenski 16199 St. Andrew No Delegates

16223 Kentwood

16311 Shelby Twp Raad Orow Mike Sako Thomas Lizy 16422 San Jose Obrero

16628 Kalamazoo

16630 Washington Edward J. Sachs, III Chris Chaffee 16643 Onekama No Delegates

17197 Michigan State University

17232 St. Mary's Visitation - Fr. Anselm Weber OFM 17237 Michigan Technological Jay Czerniak University Council Joshua Treib 442 Number of Councils 460 Delegates

APPENDIX 2:

Delegates - Michigan State Council, State Convention May 23, 2020

Last 5 Digits Council No. Type First Name Last Name Phone No. m/ship 305 DEL Delmar Harkenrider 313-884-3167 21690 1 389 DEL Larry Wilson 616-822-6247 20254 1 414 DEL Jeffrey A. Seifferly 989-415-0549 64910 1 414 DEL Ronald N. Makidon 810-252-8836 62826 1 529 DEL Jason A. Banny 989-657-1904 48924 1 587 DEL Anthony Portelli 248-719-5695 42752 1 587 DEL John B. Owdziej 734-604-5477 16266 1 609 DEL Phil Stevens 517-416-6167 66847 1 609 DEL Robert Gilmore 517-748-1857 44403 1 640 DEL Kevin P. Dubord 906-786-3437 17642 1 640 DEL Thomas H. Desy 906-399-3138 52180 1 646 DEL Dean Shepeck 715-587-5699 83755 1 649 DEL Ian T. Yazel 269-849-5123 29936 1 649 DEL Alan J. LaVictor 906-748-5044 44564 1 689 DEL Charles B. Crotty 906-362-3523 21556 1 689 DEL Edward P. Stockert 508-330-7474 32076 1 695 DEL S. Mark Davidek 810-732-6445 85176 1 744 DEL Bryan Newcom 586-332-9404 24062 1 788 DEL Corey Livingston 810-334-5451 27780 1 788 DEL Ken Morrison 517-719-4047 94798 1 853 DEL Gary Sielski 231-510-3630 06615 1 856 DEL Paul Burger 734-837-5807 83803 1 856 DEL Cory D. Johnson 810-580-9055 76501 1 923 DEL Roger D. Clark 231-838-5367 42473 1 923 DEL Andrew Mayer 231-758-2252 39601 1 944 DEL Thomas P. O'Connor 616-527-4183 95333 1 944 DEL David T. O'Mara 616-717-8114 53269 1 1120 DEL Van S. Maychszak 269-208-2195 90459 1 1120 DEL Adam Bishop 269-519-7253 60175 1 1224 DEL Robert J. Harris 810-938-8045 91522 1 1245 DEL John Sullivan 906-369-2618 03297 1 1266 DEL Julian Rios 734-755-3570 10733 1 1266 DEL Deacon Tracy Esper 734-770-4067 02252 1 1297 DEL Robbie Waclawski 810-444-8277 40777 1 1297 DEL Jose Reyes, Sr. 989-621-6092 43216 1 1300 DEL Tom J. O'Brien 231-250-2448 13475 1 1300 DEL Art D. Olsson 616-439-8092 62531 1 1492 DEL Michael O'Brien 231-233-6419 26776 1 1492 DEL Patrick Wroble 231-425-8870 65291 1 1541 DEL Peter Longtine 906-250-7510 43236 1 1541 DEL Bruce Coron 906-485-6144 59737 1 1546 DEL Eric Emming 989-582-0138 93408 1 1546 DEL Steve Braun 989-553-0883 69041 1 1616 DEL Daniel Barrett 269-388-3814 55199 1 1616 DEL Brett H. Eschelman 269-903-8111 84281 1 1705 DEL Richard W. Wagner 423-715-5669 95653 1 1705 DEL Kurt Nowak 989-351-4050 58554 1 1802 DEL Ron Thoms 313-407-0895 59565 1 1802 DEL Dave Sledge 734-642-7230 27513 1 1982 DEL John J. Pilon 989-348-8187 54220 1 1987 DEL Allan Andosky 248.321-7985 91574 1 1987 DEL Mitch Olejniczak, Jr. 810-338-0778 10746 1 2022 DEL Rick Leibler 989-312-2295 75172 1 2022 DEL Rod Polzin 989-345-3446 69259 1 2084 DEL Thomas W. Russell 616-250-0981 37562 1 2084 DEL Stewart G. Smith, Jr. 616-540-0092 69809 1 2168 DEL Rex Waltersdorf 517-420-8932 00962 1 2168 DEL Jacob Lowe 517-648-3003 46280 1 2198 DEL Tim Halfman 989-640-8675 92762 1 2198 DEL Stan Kwiatkowski 989-330-4804 00308 1 2251 DEL LeRoy Mollan 810-434-9539 03981 1 2251 DEL Daniel Granowicz 586-530-5568 16102 1 2632 DEL Michael J. Klein 313-289-4912 89182 1 2632 DEL Ronald B. Bush 734-788-2233 57647 1 2659 DEL Tom Wilmoth 517-548-3115 42406 1 2659 DEL Michael Sage 313-702-1015 93473 1 2660 DEL Dominic J. Raona 734-604-8204 04946 1 2660 DEL Stephen I. Lentz 313-949-5162 47995 1 2667 DEL Bryan Eisen 810-543-0299 56173 1 2667 DEL Willy C. Winkle 586-405-6525 27534 1 2690 DEL William Dolunt 734-891-7325 38838 1 2690 DEL Roy MacDonald 706-289-7585 60228 1 2723 DEL Michael Pokoj 586-530-3643 74910 1 2723 DEL Greg T. Rosenberg 586-244-2721 51023 1 2724 DEL Ronald W. Alley 989-324-9997 93111 1 2733 DEL Kevin McKay 586-899-7951 53304 1 2740 DEL Todd W. Prime 989-893-2837 63374 1 2740 DEL James E. Buda 989-894-4270 65434 1 2890 DEL Dan Simon 517-331-5266 84871 1 2890 DEL Kyle Thelen 517-290-6689 06717 1 2894 DEL Elmer Rinehart 906-362-4224 71941 1 2894 DEL Stephen J. Skauge 906-298-2112 24630 1 2900 DEL Bradford Rupp 517-227-9762 47584 1 2900 DEL Michael Welke 574-440-5769 05663 1 2934 DEL Arthur D. Barrett, Jr. 906-201-2241 49782 1 2934 DEL Robert J. Koskinen 906-201-0620 59135 1 2943 DEL Alan L. Wright 810-444-7223 21275 1 2943 DEL Ronald G. Sutter 989-323-9108 90089 1 2950 DEL Scott Morgan 586-201-5738 45002 1 2950 DEL Steve Salter 586-823-9518 31387 1 2959 DEL Andy Toma 734-216-8611 82448 1 2959 DEL Jim Vincke 734-834-4481 57856 1 2975 DEL Terry Johnson 616-846-4906 17501 1 2975 DEL Robert Wassick 618-973-2112 54786 1 3027 DEL David B. Simon 989-640-1554 28888 1 3027 DEL David E. Vincent 989-780-0541 53468 1 3029 DEL Matthew Benic 989-714-1213 90202 1 3029 DEL Steve Ludwick 989-802-9817 37446 1 3042 DEL Ronald Tomala 586-777-6552 50301 1 3042 DEL David Szymanski 586-778-0893 49237 1 3078 DEL Charles R. Morrison 313-995-8547 52964 1 3078 DEL John Di Francesco 313-719-0096 13305 1 3082 DEL Michael P. Onderak 906-284-0972 96875 1 3082 DEL Andrew J. Jones 734-652-3335 84629 1 3092 DEL Kenneth E. Klovski 734-260-9971 15641 1 3092 DEL Vince Elie 734-417-7054 64818 1 3104 DEL Charles Marker 616-401-4788 52264 1 3104 DEL Rev. Mark Mitchell 616-890-6295 34314 1 3129 DEL Robert A. Skwara 586-873-6407 87698 1 3129 DEL John J. Wayne, II 586-381-3222 16321 1 3224 DEL Bryan Muska 989-551-8196 89270 1 3230 DEL Harry T. Laughlin 734-945-1645 94090 1 3230 DEL Anthony J. Comazzi 734-649-7138 83702 1 3281 DEL Mike Huhn 517-230-8509 04002 1 3281 DEL Ben Chambers 989-666-0765 52053 1 3292 DEL Paul Gelians 734-233-1200 45826 1 3292 DEL Paul Dobbs 734-635-6415 49654 1 3312 DEL Michael J. Malinowski, PSD 313-550-1424 50252 1 3312 DEL Brendan Victory 313-506-5064 50060 1 3505 DEL Arthur Cornejo 989-225-2753 95426 1 3725 DEL John J. Bartony 586-776-3773 85778 1 3725 DEL Steven Chetcuti 586-879-4751 68443 1 3774 DEL Joseph Martinez 313-808-0780 73788 1 3774 DEL Don Siegel 734-308-2386 36768 1 3797 DEL Paul Desjardins 586-405-0664 74064 1 3797 DEL Fred Kuplicki 586-909-4700 10585 1 3798 DEL William R. Zolp 269-330-1409 13899 1 3798 DEL William J. Van Ooy 269-330-5126 05756 1 3830 DEL James Nitkiewicz 757-753-4689 97612 1 3830 DEL Keith F. Flood 248-808-4024 03952 1 3860 DEL Jim Vihtelic 313-618-8811 85772 1 3860 DEL Rob Ciavaglia 248-613-6591 54096 1 3956 DEL William P. Robert 734-258-6369 47516 1 3956 DEL Ray Bilyk 313-247-2110 39856 1 3959 DEL Larry Utter 734-756-2103 63159 1 3959 DEL Othmar J. Lenze 248-763-7895 51706 1 4036 DEL Pat J. Chandler 269-267-6561 68826 1 4036 DEL Jeffrey Russell 269-397-0325 01928 1 4064 DEL Mark E Trojniak 240-500-7033 54108 1 4090 DEL Mark F. Corcoran 810-471-7256 16562 1 4090 DEL Carl Knieper 810-241-0355 82596 1 4102 DEL Scott W. DeWyse 989-327-7643 55309 1 4102 DEL Timothy J. Wisniewski 989-980-8895 71596 1 4188 DEL Terry Clayton 248-795-9698 53014 1 4188 DEL Brian Schebil 248-259-9522 53022 1 4232 DEL Ronald Brasseur 989-598-7014 78710 1 4232 DEL John T. Czymbor 989-245-4589 74730 1 4285 DEL Louis R. Bryan 810-513-1644 52068 1 4354 DEL Randall Dieter 734-904-0567 71877 1 4354 DEL Larry Benedict 734-474-3461 95832 1 4362 DEL Anthony M. Arbanas 616-299-4879 07914 1 4401 DEL James Filbert 248-877-4604 93142 1 4401 DEL Alexander Franz 248-971-5893 57071 1 4404 DEL Randy Graftema 616-502-2628 54058 1 4404 DEL Carl Dunn 616-821-3830 70490 1 4556 DEL Louis Parsch 810-499-6234 95525 1 4556 DEL Thomas L. Parsch 586-460-0862 96035 1 4693 DEL John F. Guttowsky 810-404-7327 53466 1 4693 DEL Tom Michalek 810-404-9327 95836 1 4764 DEL Jim Pettinato 248-568-3461 58479 1 4764 DEL Bert Quinn 248-420-5728 93571 1 5083 DEL Matthew Fisher 989-335-8246 87061 1 5083 DEL John Servinski 989-739-1282 99770 1 5255 DEL Robert Kochinski 517-392-5696 57940 1 5280 DEL Albert Arends 989-426-8864 37200 1 5280 DEL Thomas Fruchey 989-435-3793 36842 1 5436 DEL Christopher J. Scheuer 586-404-7717 57824 1 5436 DEL GK Thomas F. Kendziorski 248-953-5147 70948 1 5446 DEL Jeff Gilliland 734-782-9113 60201 1 5452 DEL Tom Gray 586-871-1049 27657 1 5460 DEL Thomas M. Mudry 586-489-7377 51114 1 5492 DEL Lou Fiorentino 248-347-7816 34316 1 5981 DEL Ronald DePestel 586-556-6117 65185 1 5981 DEL Ronald Demick 586-876-1873 34965 1 6223 DEL Donald Kortas 517-673-4408 44856 1 6223 DEL Kirk Falk 517-902-2398 76362 1 6293 DEL Frank Doyen 906-236-2864 74587 1 6447 DEL Dave Lynch 906-361-0365 11266 1 6534 DEL Eric J. Martin 517-285-3858 53502 1 6534 DEL Joel Weher 662-415-9173 66332 1 6548 DEL William R. Monahan 989-821-7483 93135 1 6549 DEL James Cislo 313-405-2683 50024 1 6549 DEL Raymond N. Faitel, IV 734-395-0047 85502 1 6593 DEL Joseph Moore 989-701-8338 74419 1 6593 DEL Kevin C. Sherman 989-370-6770 96386 1 6657 DEL Greg Mulka 989-595-3885 66374 1 6657 DEL James Kendzorski 989-766-2124 37774 1 6667 DEL Robert Snowaert 906-428-4306 98644 1 6667 DEL Mark E. Hallfrisch 906-241-3234 41141 1 6674 DEL David R. Ringe 734-845-7570 40615 1 6674 DEL Steven R. Elmore 734-883-6549 24064 1 6687 DEL Gerald Brown 517-250-9878 80397 1 6687 DEL Thomas Fiero 517-392-2588 20890 1 6694 DEL Wayne De Shano 810-265-2440 32710 1 6694 DEL Robert Kranz 810-624-6687 48930 1 6742 DEL Richard Perry 810-701-0413 95011 1 6742 DEL Robert M. Hermann 810-348-3004 60453 1 6824 DEL William Venglar 248-909-2136 95613 1 6865 DEL Larry Jadach 586-298-9621 99848 1 6865 DEL Tom Haas 810-533-0183 91763 1 6980 DEL Dan Dunn 269-321-9107 41739 1 7011 DEL Joseph White 586-556-2122 79932 1 7011 DEL Carl Bontomasi 586-489-9272 24101 1 7018 DEL Joe Suminski 586-337-5776 13954 1 7018 DEL Steve Betka 586-255-2769 62329 1 7115 DEL Jeff Van Natter 616-738-2150 55208 1 7200 DEL Mark J. Kovasity 586-306-1995 64327 1 7200 DEL Frank J. Oldani 248-515-9945 58599 1 7233 DEL Kirk Dupuie 989-280-2141 11296 1 7233 DEL David Mohn 989-244-6318 24566 1 7237 DEL Pat Schneider 517-582-3944 37193 1 7237 DEL Jeff Archer 517-974-4153 33222 1 7239 DEL Ronnie Thompson 248-561-3360 90603 1 7239 DEL Darren Gray 248-302-8918 93202 1 7304 DEL Phil Balmforth 248-910-0634 32554 1 7304 DEL Daniel E. Zimmerman 810-623-0368 25785 1 7311 DEL William Lawson 517-627-5845 51526 1 7311 DEL David Zerbe 517-282-4516 16635 1 7329 DEL Michael J. Stanchina 989-370-2374 79341 1 7338 DEL Thomas P. Gielda 269-932-2211 86383 1 7341 DEL Roger C. Campbell 616-514-7028 74847 1 7341 DEL James R. Shoaf 616-240-6610 29595 1 7365 DEL Brian J. Burns 989-350-7812 52736 1 7365 DEL Gerald P. Burger 734-564-9838 06454 1 7413 DEL Thomas G. Bellestri 419-260-6586 23957 1 7413 DEL Tad L. Norts 419-351-7461 46773 1 7418 DEL Michael Archambault 810-560-8092 41485 1 7418 DEL Craig Hering 248-795-9874 86854 1 7444 DEL Peter Essenmacher 248-684-8905 40793 1 7444 DEL Michael Opalko 248-935-7629 02142 1 7487 DEL Richard S. Olszewski 616-466-6850 87067 1 7487 DEL Tonio Michienzi 616-828-7557 49049 1 7545 DEL Kevin Duffy 517-974-0829 57481 1 7561 DEL Michael Seefried 586-808-2128 08468 1 7561 DEL Clifford Becker 586-770-8992 43717 1 7571 DEL Fred Bruckner 313-689-9212 33104 1 7571 DEL Bob Guzowski 989-329-6260 91414 1 7582 DEL Frank D. Tomsich 850-530-0847 77990 1 7587 DEL Josh Kofflin 734-255-7907 67786 1 7587 DEL Paul F. Durkee 734-904-9950 06475 1 7623 DEL Roger L. Houthhoofd 989-254-4197 31770 1 7623 DEL Spencer J. Chinavare 989-915-8074 72207 1 7688 DEL Philip Bandish 989-306-1017 02519 1 7688 DEL Raymond Tovar 989-306-1017 69666 1 7719 DEL Matthew Vanderwerff 616-540-0000 39177 1 7719 DEL John Mika 616-617-9244 53203 1 7761 DEL Shaun Bartz 616-250-0900 63216 1 7761 DEL Chad Carlisle 616-560-3906 56159 1 7796 DEL Bruce P. Waligora 269-806-6277 01472 1 7796 DEL Gary F. Hadden 269-760-6413 56959 1 7816 DEL Paul C. Lacroix 517-230-2698 46218 1 7816 DEL David P. Myers 517-281-1092 91459 1 7832 DEL Mark Studnicka 734-637-9254 83640 1 7869 DEL John Mayer 989-560-8572 68301 1 7869 DEL Jim Dise 231-972-4635 00153 1 7891 DEL Kenneth M. Neal 313-550-6743 35316 1 7891 DEL Russell A. Villerot 517-861-9469 93804 1 7918 DEL Paul McClelland 810-488-5607 99001 1 7955 DEL Michael Pelky 810-513-1056 74942 1 7955 DEL Dennis Schmidt 517-256-2557 09477 1 8041 DEL Paul Gressick 989-742-3694 72415 1 8041 DEL Jim Achatz 989-464-5966 30695 1 8042 DEL John Connor 248-933-5255 04256 1 8042 DEL David Eichler 989-553-0771 89701 1 8043 DEL Aaron Skrok 989-423-5925 89574 1 8043 DEL Charles D. Batcke 989-631-8076 39812 1 8071 DEL Francis W. Thelen 989-640-2331 17674 1 8071 DEL Tom D. Thelen 989-640-0593 93872 1 8113 DEL Jeffrey C. Taylor 734-678-6574 92985 1 8113 DEL Charles Rutkowski 734-484-0797 45390 1 8117 DEL Doug Bredberg 616-826-7954 58020 1 8169 DEL Tony Petkus 810-623-5527 93255 1 8169 DEL Michael Babiuk 248-388-5660 11405 1 8186 DEL Bernard Young 586-202-7385 56552 1 8186 DEL Paul Padyiasek 586-243-0346 95170 1 8274 DEL Mike Warfel 810-434-0500 19444 1 8274 DEL Taylor Luebke 260-715-5751 09274 1 8284 DEL Larry Guastella 734-674-7413 24848 1 8284 DEL Michael Goodhart 734-502-7850 08856 1 8291 DEL Joseph Rossi 616-617-1571 36466 1 8291 DEL Frederick E. Erhardt 616-949-8778 73632 1 8391 DEL Roger Forest 517-398-1429 68084 1 8391 DEL Rich Moeggenberg 517-607-2348 82520 1 8392 DEL Gary L. Schweda 517-596-2253 68184 1 8441 DEL David K. Scott 586-216-6748 06594 1 8441 DEL Robert J. Bologna 313-213-6775 63061 1 8489 DEL Jacob Smith 810-223-2197 91639 1 8489 DEL Matthew Hartmann 810-210-1518 91646 1 8500 DEL Gerald Burke 248-517-8640 29699 1 8500 DEL Kenneth Huddas 248-821-2553 86186 1 8556 DEL Steven Haynes 231-876-9025 51115 1 8564 DEL Steven T. Gomez 616-648-6944 22604 1 8564 DEL John Thompson, Jr. 616-747-1885 99912 1 8659 DEL Herbert A. Stacer 248-852-2119 60354 1 8669 DEL Thomas Bigelow 810-241-9749 15473 1 8669 DEL Donald Pollard 810-639-6317 14636 1 8695 DEL Peter Nwoke 478-714-6421 13890 1 8695 DEL Matthew D. Miller 313-408-6092 71634 1 8697 DEL Kyel R. Smolinski 313-218-3089 18573 1 8697 DEL David M. Belian 313-304-2478 41590 1 8710 DEL Thomas A. Marcetti, Sr., PSD 810-241-4004 17746 1 8710 DEL John Vermeesch 810-304-2024 67213 1 8735 DEL Richard Stone 517-755-8570 90283 1 8735 DEL Ross Demerly 517-881-4050 78800 1 8785 DEL John Raducha 989-875-2650 54479 1 8808 DEL Michael D. Metiva 989-239-3427 44142 1 8808 DEL Larry Wade 989-233-3846 49837 1 8858 DEL Brian L. Mathias 517-315-8018 31931 1 8858 DEL Michael Wisniewski, II 517-240-8241 58062 1 8892 DEL Richard J. Kloc 989-912-9123 49917 1 8892 DEL Kevin Kausch 989-325-1641 40347 1 8902 DEL Rob Stoiber 313-530-4328 80111 1 8902 DEL Doug Scavio 419-376-0492 60415 1 8948 DEL Jeff Sans 248-462-4290 86675 1 8948 DEL Douglas J. Muenz 989-709-7001 31558 1 8989 DEL Gerald A. Wrubel 734-846-1785 64891 1 9182 DEL Tom Shaver 517-604-1704 60344 1 9182 DEL Jeff Haueter 517-599-1532 18104 1 9301 DEL Joe Munie 517-581-2299 37985 1 9301 DEL Mark A. Schissler, Sr. 517-416-7188 96465 1 9526 DEL Bruce G. Rinke 586-321-3811 41457 1 9568 DEL Drew Edwards 810-614-8000 26584 1 9568 DEL Adam Jacobson 810-491-4926 39150 1 9711 DEL Frank M. Laurich 517-719-7627 54975 1 9711 DEL Luke M. Canfora 517-410-4142 57495 1 9937 DEL Wayne T. Ahlers 734-915-0875 41430 1 9937 DEL Erik M. Epskamp 517-605-8935 72845 1 9962 DEL Jordon Beery 269-330-4841 78942 1 9962 DEL Jacob J. Engebretson 605-691-1600 18954 1 9979 DEL James Keedy 734-818-9038 99956 1 9979 DEL William Jenkins 231-342-6675 12463 1 10006 DEL Michael P. Bobinski 517-881-6475 10675 1 10006 DEL Thomas M. O'Dea 248-709-7173 86184 1 10170 DEL Al Clark 810-350-9032 87798 1 10170 DEL Nathaniel Vanderklok 248-212-6340 69632 1 10501 DEL Rick Alberty 906-281-4978 13993 1 10501 DEL Kevin Barrett 586-255-4971 52420 1 10542 DEL Eric Huhn 517-319-7267 31781 1 10542 DEL Richard Bilodeau 517-614-2195 11339 1 10724 DEL James Haase 586-940-9218 04163 1 10724 DEL Jim Ruemenapp 586-612-6407 60286 1 10963 DEL Andy G. Fox 248-459-8118 96050 1 10963 DEL Gene Wierzgac 734-355-5181 74237 1 10992 DEL Jamie L Kober 616-205-4260 34232 1 11099 DEL Sean Riley 517-648-9907 24092 1 11099 DEL John Gordon 517-290-3955 58108 1 11113 DEL Gregory A. Price 616-821-4555 90563 1 11114 DEL Brian Wemple 269-579-6582 30724 1 11430 DEL Tim Speer 419-250-3932 41597 1 11430 DEL Homero Ortiz 419-902-3923 72882 1 11658 DEL David Hoin 586-321-7631 40548 1 11658 DEL Ronald Rabine 586-246-7509 82102 1 11689 DEL Michael A. Hartel 586-995-8564 08932 1 11689 DEL Thomas R. Gray 586-265-9885 54943 1 11694 DEL Tim Perrone 517-290-1054 47306 1 11694 DEL David Garlitz 517-488-3005 60268 1 11756 DEL David E. Kelley, II 810-434-2860 73572 1 11756 DEL Edward Taylor 810-434-9258 32977 1 11761 DEL Rod Forman 810-599-7349 37299 1 11761 DEL Joe Dankyo 734-878-2386 24511 1 11772 DEL Jeffrey S. Asquith 586-484-5768 61649 1 11772 DEL Don Herman 586-781-0220 99335 1 11811 DEL David M. Stulock 248-787-3393 33065 1 11811 DEL David L. Walton 248-506-0905 32646 1 11875 DEL James E. Wyszynski, III 517-582-6000 46107 1 11875 DEL Michael L. Weitzel 517-646-0979 73974 1 11957 DEL Richard D. Fisher 586-215-9182 98214 1 11957 DEL John F. Lamana 586-306-3178 30421 1 12044 DEL Frederick G. Bruso 586-292-4996 28859 1 12044 DEL Ronald Miersen 517-214-5257 74573 1 12102 DEL Ruben B. Calderero 586-909-3033 81280 1 12121 DEL Richard Sandifer 313-823-6812 47232 1 12186 DEL Richard Okerman 810-444-9454 88665 1 12186 DEL Deacon Wayne W. Corrion 989-721-0571 57141 1 12295 DEL George Barrera 248-343-7821 51753 1 12295 DEL Edwin Weber 248-789-3275 39459 1 12403 DEL Edward J. Perkins 586-940-0148 91808 1 12403 DEL Michael J. McMahon 586-206-8957 92488 1 12408 DEL Robert Ferguson 248-514-0171 99331 1 12408 DEL Matthew Kennedy 248-302-0572 24642 1 12423 DEL William La Framboise 989-284-7225 10017 1 12660 DEL Elmer Tappen 989-435-7117 64293 1 12850 DEL Gary Krause 989-269-9123 64900 1 12985 DEL Michael Beyer 231-750-2246 41314 1 12985 DEL John Robillard 231-893-2220 32074 1 13305 DEL Gary E. Klein 269-496-7808 08588 1 13305 DEL William P. Zeman 616-914-3962 64634 1 13319 DEL Stan Politowicz 248-568-1160 83126 1 13319 DEL Joe Gibson 765-702-9733 17048 1 13340 DEL Lawrence Frontera 586-306-3450 68327 1 13340 DEL Robert Bielinski 586-206-8076 68293 1 13360 DEL Lawrence Donnellon 734-546-2740 74322 1 13360 DEL Mark Tepen 734-678-2402 87548 1 13362 DEL Tom Quellette 248-224-1835 71273 1 13419 DEL Jeff Parlow 248-894-0608 61905 1 13419 DEL Brien Dux 248-219-8254 61234 1 13432 DEL Donald Bott 231-342-4008 72096 1 13432 DEL Robert J. Bothwell 231-275-5625 58734 1 13453 DEL Michael LeFaivre 248-217-0961 71516 1 13453 DEL Jim Manzo 248-561-2604 73551 1 13475 DEL John R. Kukla 734-558-4147 84177 1 13485 DEL Allen R. Bray, III 248-789-5412 86265 1 13485 DEL Alan K. Binder 586-864-6232 95031 1 13526 DEL Michael A. Talaski 616-888-9370 22284 1 13526 DEL Doug Stapleton 616-292-4762 22283 1 13579 DEL Thomas F. Ketchum 231-750-3192 14648 1 13579 DEL Joseph A. Zagar 231-288-8013 37135 1 13653 DEL Brian L. Fountain 231-245-8823 66774 1 13653 DEL Rev. James R. Vanderlaan 231-937-5757 29294 1 13673 DEL Thomas McPhail 248-875-1185 82283 1 13673 DEL Frank Gariepy 248-982-7782 03409 1 13799 DEL Curt Best 586-382-9397 20113 1 13810 DEL Michael Beurer 313-720-9449 23222 1 13810 DEL William G. Strieff 313-806-9089 23250 1 13865 DEL Gary Smith 231-287-4115 35485 1 13930 DEL Sidney Johnson 248-882-2928 40936 1 13930 DEL Alejandro G. Rivera 248-520-4668 59306 1 13942 DEL Robert Niedzielski 269-556-2078 48134 1 13942 DEL Ronald Bronakoski 585-576-9612 44278 1 13950 DEL Arnold G. Vandercruyssen 248-217-0375 62579 1 13950 DEL Bob Szymanski 248-688-7743 65199 1 13958 DEL Kenneth G. Brzozowski 269-598-0812 21090 1 13983 DEL Alan Jankowski 586-243-6071 21801 1 13983 DEL Paul Skalny 586-781-8486 76989 1 14018 DEL J. Steven Johnston 248-310-1961 86598 1 14056 DEL Gerald Cain 989-832-8245 83029 1 14056 DEL Shane A. Wallace 989-573-2376 89504 1 14213 DEL GK Ron Clapp 586-823-2800 46900 1 14213 DEL Bob Greening 586-615-1740 46915 1 14586 DEL GK Ethan Ruffing 616-419-8042 85260 1 14586 DEL Philip Picard 616-238-6116 23954 1 14598 DEL Jason Murchison 616-308-8494 73998 1 14883 DEL Jason Wayman 248-766-2485 97681 1 14883 DEL Jerry Humphreys 248-752-2963 16636 1 14928 DEL Laverne R. Newman 248-217-8336 44550 1 14928 DEL William D. Cybulski 248-763-8340 52577 1 15021 DEL Andrew Martin 231-392-2782 69881 1 15135 DEL Robert Crocker 231-944-4060 40767 1 15135 DEL Rev. Leonard Paul 231-271-3744 16534 1 15186 DEL Daniel R. Nedeau 231-642-5840 24341 1 15204 DEL Andrew Sigler 734-718-2391 99176 1 15204 DEL Jeffrey L. Burden 734-447-5338 23211 1 15337 DEL Scott Edgar 231-571-8416 00377 1 15352 DEL Gerald Krivda 248-420-9233 36649 1 15352 DEL Chris Henige 248-535-1035 97587 1 15495 DEL Rev. Bernie Carlin 616-913-4409 20758 1 15495 DEL Fred Kraemer 616-419-9360 51110 1 15889 DEL Leonard Kogut 276-591-8224 60550 1 15889 DEL John A. Falicki 231-357-2998 26221 1 15967 DEL Daniel Torres 248-321-9782 05625 1 15967 DEL Nicholas D. Zavatsky 248-830-1035 05629 1 16092 DEL Daniel C. Bunker 989-983-4225 32256 1 16092 DEL Donald J. Kucharek 989-858-0160 02304 1 16169 DEL Dan Timmerman 734-634-0058 71749 1 16169 DEL Ed Hurst, Jr. 734-748-0431 71711 1 16311 DEL Raad Orow 586-808-3322 27040 1 16630 DEL Edward J. Sachs, III 586-292-6415 15125 1 16630 DEL Chris Chaffee 586-764-4321 41054 1 17237 DEL Jay Czerniak 715-560-0065 25124 1 17237 DEL Joshua Treib 810-241-6585 74169 1 Total 460

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