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Auction Number Auction Number Live Thank you all! Let’s have FUN TONIGHT! Please Welcome Boogie Wonderland Kansas City’s Premier Dance Band “Building A Future of Hope” Thank you all for attending the 5th An- nual St. Patrick Banquet & Auction. It is my hope that we will all have a great time to- night while further supporting our church, school, youth ministry and community organi- Platinum zations. Again, thank you! Helen Anderson First, I must extend a word of thanks to Ash Grove Cement our sponsors and underwriters of this eve- Bank of Commerce ning’s event. Please extend to them my grati- Jeb Griebat, Attorney tude and show your support to the many indi- Home Savings Bank viduals and businesses that have made this event possible through their generosity. Jarred, Gilmore & Phillips, PA Next, let’s thank the St. Patrick Parent Merle Kelly Ford Teacher Organization (PTO), led by Mrs. Jill Kepley, who are “joining forces” with our Frank & Geneva Stich Knights of Columbus this year, to both pre- St. Patrick PTO pare the wonderful meal we are about to enjoy, as well as lend their help in tending the bars Gold tonight. I thank the many parents who con- tinue to sacrifice their time and talent to sup- Community Natl Bank port the school and the parish. These many Bob & Mary Manley parents united their resources and talents to Knights of Columbus help pull off this event as well as provide the R & A Kepley Farms “Classroom Projects” for the Silent Auc- tion. Team PTO, thank you! Watts Dairy As mentioned above, the Knights of Colum- Silver bus, Council #1046, have worked to prepare Michael Horgan this great meal, and will also be tending the bars tonight. The Knights constantly provide Tim & Carolyn Heenan support for vocations, families, and our school – and their efforts do not go unnoticed by our parish family. Brother Knights, Thank You! Bronze Big Ed’s Spirits St. Patrick Altar Society has been busy in Chandler Oil, LLC the kitchen as well. This group of ladies have worked together to provide our desserts this evening. This generous group provides all the hosts, wine, candles, vestments, vessels, and religious articles for the celebration of Mass. They further maintain the priest’s and servers’ vestments and articles. To the St. Patrick Al- tar Society, I thank you! Next up on my list of “thank-you’s” is our folks in St. Patrick Harvest House. This fun group of “Seniors”, lead by Judy Farrell, are part of our welcoming committee. Harvest House is a great social and spiritual group of “youngsters” who have a GREAT heart for our children and youth of the parish. To all of you “young ones”, I thank you! As I have begun to “learn the ropes” of being a To the Neosho County Community College pastor of two parishes and a school, it is very Softball Team, our Catholic Youth Minis- obvious that I’m “standing” on the shoulders try (CYM) Leadership Team, and all CYM of many who have given so much to ensure members, I thank you. Our young people are that our school is the best that it can be. energized. This team is supplying our appetiz- ers, plating our meals, serving our tables, bus- In a special way, I’m inspired by the work and sing our dishes, and helping to clean-up this generosity of so many here at St. Patrick evening. These young people and their leaders Catholic School, in making it an environment have worked tirelessly this year to provide fur- where our young people can be formed in the ther opportunities for growth in holiness, faith as well as given a quality education. deeper formation, and greater outreach to other youth within the community. Thank you During my first visit to the parish, I was par- all for your commitment tonight! ticularly impressed at the technology that was available in the school…labtop computers for To Mrs. Fey Barles, our principal, the students, a camera security system, WiFi, etc. teachers and staff at our school, a BIG We are truly blessed! And yet, the needs still thank-you! Not only are they the ones helping arise. to prepare the next generation of our church and community, but they are part of our hosts For this new school year (2014), we have in welcoming the “Friends of St. Patrick” into many “hopes” on our list, to continue this im- the school. Thank you for the many hours of portant cause: updating the computers in the giving for our “little ones”. Your talent, dedi- library, providing much-needed memory for cation, and sacrifice are an inspiration for us! our server, obtaining additional printers, pro- viding desktop computers for our teachers, and To Mrs. Jill Kepley and the Banquet/ installing new USB wireless transmitters to Auction Committee, THANK YOU for the increase productivity with our wireless net- countless hours you have given and sacrificed work, to name a few. We recognize that every to make this event a reality! This event truly dollar counts, and we truly seek to be good could not take place without your dedication stewards of the gifts that we have received. and attention to even the smallest of details. For all that you have done, I am truly grate- And so, it is our hope, with your help, that we ful! will continue to make available “state of the art” technology education while we provide Last, but DEFINITELY not least, I want to “Christ-Centered Educational Excellence”. thank Mrs. Sandy Alonzo, our parish sec- retary, & Ms. Martha Hendrix for coordi- Thank you again for your support! nating all tickets sales, table assignments, auction prizes, printing duties, and putting up Fr. Michael Linnebur with me! Sandy, I thank you for your continu- ous dedication to the parish, school, and our priests. THANK YOU! — Father Michael Linnebur Dear St. Patrick – Chanute and St. Joseph – Hum- boldt Stewards and Friends, May the Holy Triune God live in our hearts and in the hearts of all people! L14 Delightful Desert Destination The Annual “Building A Future of Hope” Banquet The lucky winner of this vacation and Auction is a TESTIMONY to and a CELEBRA- will enjoy 4 days and 5 nights in TION of GOD’S DIVINE PROVIDENCE manifested Mesa, AZ at the home of Dr. Jason in the GENEROUS HEARTS of all the friends and & Rachel Robinson. There will be stewards of St. Patrick Catholic School. Indeed, enough room for the entire family thank you for your RESPONSE to God’s Inspira- tion and for your continued SUPPORT of the GIFT or a group of friends. 5 bed- of CATHOLIC EDUCATION. room/3bath fully furnished home. Lounge by the pool and watch the St. Patrick Catholic School assists families in an environment of excellence and stewardship golfers on the 14th green of Las in forming children in the Catholic faith Sendas Country Club Golf Course. to become disciples of Jesus Christ Just 30 minutes from Scottsdale or who know, love and serve God. Phones. Vacation is subject to This is our mission and every year, we intensify our availability - travel expenses not in- commitment to assist all parents in carrying out cluded. their role of being the primary educators of their chil- Dr. Jason & Rachel Robinson dren by helping provide the most complete education Value: Memories in the Desert! for every child. We work together to train the body, to teach the mind and to form the soul. St. Patrick L15 Colorado Vacation, Beaver Run Catholic School carries on in its tradition of excel- Resort, Breckenridge, CO lence not just in academics but also in discipline, in 4 nights/4 days, April 1st through service and most importantly in faith formation. October 1st, great summer fun in However, we cannot do this alone and really need the the Rocky Mountains. Attractions: solid and continued assistance of all the Steward- 27 hole Jack Nicklaus Golf Course, ship Families of our Church as well as our FRIENDS Peak 8 Fun Park with the Alpine and BENEFACTORS. Many times, we have seen the hand of God through the generosity of various Super Slide; and of course, hiking, persons. Will you be one of God’s instruments in fishing, biking, horseback riding bringing about God’s will in the reality of St. Pat- and white-water rafting. And don’t rick Catholic School – Chanute? You are always forget the great music festivals. welcome to visit the school and learn about the many Home Savings Bank ways you can be part of investing in the present and Value: $1,000 the future of the young souls entrusted to our care that they may fulfill their God-given missions and L16 K-State vs Texas Southern attain the promise of Heaven! 10 tickets & 4 parking passes for St. Patrick, pray for us! the KSU vs Texas Southern game! Sunday, December 28th at 2:00pm. Sincerely yours, Package includes two courtside St. Patrick Catholic School seats, access to private suite for all Students, Parents, Teachers, Staff 10 tickets where you can enjoy and Fey Barles, School Principal snacks, beer, wine & soft drinks. Also includes signed K-State Bas- ketball! Bank of Commerce Value: Awesome! L10 KU vs K-State Game Bacon Wrapped Ten time defending Big 12 cham- pion Kansas Jayhawks take on in Stuffed Chicken Breast state rival Kansas State Wildcats in Mashed Sweet Potatoes the Sunflower Showdown in His- toric Phog Allen Fieldhouse. Game Vegetables time is Saturday, Jan. 31st at Pumpkin Bars 1:00pm. Includes 2 tickets to the game, parking and dinner on Mass Street in downtown Lawrence after the game.
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