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A Deacon Luis Abreu Parish: St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Orlando Deacons A Deacon Luis Abreu Parish: St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 12/26/2003 Deacon Jack Alexander Parish: Divine Mercy Catholic Church, Merritt Island, FL Date of Ordination: 9/14/2002 Deacon Nick Amicone Parish: Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Daytona Beach, FL Date of Ordination: Deacon Russ Anderberg Parish: St. Timothy Catholic Church, Lady Lake, FL Date of Ordination: 12/16/1979 1 Deacons Deacon Don Andrew Parish: Resurrection Catholic Church, Lakeland, FL Date of Ordination: 6/13/2009 Deacon Jude Arceneaux Parish: St. Joseph Catholic Church, Lakeland, FL Date of Ordination: 2/25/2006 Deacon John Avery Parish: Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Lake Wales, FL Date of Ordination: 12/12/1993 B Deacon Louie Baez Parish: Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, Deltona, FL Date of Ordination: 6/9/2012 2 Deacons Deacon Mike Balchus Parish: St. Paul Catholic Church, Leesburg, FL Date of Ordination: 5/27/2003 Deacon Dick Basso Parish: Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Cocoa, FL Date of Ordination: 2/20/1988 Deacon Bob Basye Parish: St. Timothy Catholic Church, Lady Lake, FL Date of Ordination: 4/24/2010 Deacon Rick Beauton Parish: Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Melbourne, FL Date of Ordination: 6/12/2004 3 Deacons Deacon Miguel Beltran Parish: St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Bushnell, FL Date of Ordination: 3/3/1990 Deacon Miki Beregszaszi Parish: St. Patrick Catholic Church, Mount Dora, FL Date of Ordination: 11/17/2001 Deacon Eddie Berrios Parish: Blessed Trinity Catholic Church, Ocala, FL Date of Ordination: 6/3/2000 Deacon Mike Biennas Parish: Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Melbourne Beach, FL Date of Ordination: 6/3/2000 Deacon Dick Bigelow Parish: St. Timothy Catholic Church, Lady Lake, FL Date of Ordination: 6/1/1998 4 Deacons Deacon David Bloom Parish: St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Viera, FL Date of Ordination: 11/20/1999 Deacon Jim Boerstler Parish: Blessed Trinity Catholic Church, Ocala, FL Date of Ordination: 6/15/1996 Deacon Don Boland Parish: St. Teresa Catholic Church, Titusville, FL Date of Ordination: 6/5/1982 Deacon Tom Breaud Parish: St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Deacon Larry Brockman Parish: Holy Family Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 6/11/2005 5 Deacons C Deacon Dave Camous Parish: Most Precious Blood Catholic Church, Oviedo, FL Date of Ordination: 6/1/2002 Deacon Frank Campione Parish: St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Wildwood, FL Date of Ordination: 6/3/1995 Deacon Al Castellana Parish: Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Winter Park, FL Date of Ordination: 5/19/1985 Deacon Thomas Cater Parish: Our Lady of the Springs Catholic Church, Ocala, FL Date of Ordination: 5/11/1985 6 Deacons Deacon Darrell Cevasco, C.Ss.R. Parish: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, New Smyrna Beach, FL Date of Ordination: TBA Deacon Rick Chabot Parish: Holy Family Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 6/9/2012 Deacon Charlie Cimmino Parish: St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church, Summerfield, FL Date of Ordination: 6/29/2013 Deacon Jose Class Parish: St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 5/31/2003 Deacon Sergio Colon Parish: Ascension Catholic Church, Melbourne, FL Date of Ordination: 3/2/1991 7 Deacons Deacon Hector Colon-Defendimi Parish: St. Ann Catholic Church, Haines City, FL Date of Ordination: 12/14/1975 Deacon Juan Contreras Parish: St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, Kissimmee, FL Date of Ordination: 6/13/2009 Deacon William Contreras Parish: Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Kissimmee, FL Date of Ordination: 5/27/2007 Deacon Stephen Cooley Parish: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, New Smyrna Beach, FL Date of Ordination: 9/13/1997 Deacon Kevin Crawford Parish: Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, Palm Bay, FL Date of Ordination: 6/13/2009 8 Deacons Deacon John Thomas Crotty Parish: Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 2/25/1989 Deacon Esteban Cruz Parish: St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, Kissimmee, FL Date of Ordination: 5/26/1974 Deacon Freddie Cruz Parish: St. Andrew Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 6/7/1997 Deacon Juan Cruz Parish: St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, Altamonte Springs, FL Date of Ordination: 6/13/2009 Deacon Wenny Cruz Parish: St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 12/19/2009 9 Deacons Deacon Claude Curtin Parish: St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Wildwood, FL Date of Ordination: 5/30/1992 D Deacon Sam Damiano Parish: St. Paul Catholic Church, Leesburg, FL Date of Ordination: 5/5/1996 Deacon Van Dang Parish: St. Philip Phan Van Minh Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 3/2/1991 Deacon Fred D'Angelo Parish: St. Brendan Catholic Church, Ormond Beach, FL Date of Ordination: 6/6/2015 10 Deacons Deacon Jesus Davila Parish: St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Apopka, FL Date of Ordination: 3/31/2001 Deacon John Del Giudice Parish: St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, St. Cloud, FL Date of Ordination: 5/14/2005 Deacon Richard Demers Parish: St. Ann Catholic Church, Haines City, FL Date of Ordination: 5/13/1989 Deacon Celso Diaz Parish: Holy Cross Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 1/23/1982 Deacon Frank Diaz Parish: St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Apopka, FL Date of Ordination: 6/6/1998 11 Deacons Deacon Don Durden Parish: St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Viera, FL Date of Ordination: 1/30/1999 E Deacon Alan Espinoza Parish: Most Precious Blood Catholic Church, Oviedo, FL Date of Ordination: 6/13/2009 Deacon Bob Esposito Parish: St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church, Summerfield, FL Date of Ordination: 6/2/1979 F Deacon Frank Falotico Parish: St. Joseph Catholic Church, Palm Bay, FL Date of Ordination: 5/17/1980 12 Deacons Deacon John Farrell Parish: Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, Indialantic, FL Date of Ordination: 6/11/2005 Deacon George Ferraioli Parish: St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, Winter Park, FL Date of Ordination: 6/11/2011 Deacon Rick Ferranti Parish: Basilica of St. Paul, Daytona Beach, FL Date of Ordination: 6/9/2007 Deacon Connie Ferriola Parish: Nativity Catholic Church, Longwood, FL Date of Ordination: 5/10/1980 Deacon Jim Ferruzzi Parish: St. Stephen Catholic Church, Winter Springs, FL Date of Ordination: 6/9/2012 13 Deacons Deacon Tom Flavell Parish: Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, Palm Bay, FL Date of Ordination: 6/6/2015 Deacon Les Foy Parish: Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, Indialantic, FL Date of Ordination: 6/25/1994 G Deacon Jorge Garcia Parish: Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 6/29/2013 Deacon Manny Garcia Parish: Blessed Trinity Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 6/7/1997 Deacon Joe Gassman Parish: Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, Indialantic, FL Date of Ordination: 6/13/2009 14 Deacons Deacon Paul Gaucher Parish: St. Patrick Catholic Church, Mount Dora, FL Date of Ordination: 9/9/2006 Deacon Bob Gaudioso Parish: St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, Kissimmee, FL Date of Ordination: 6/9/1979 Deacon Bruce Gesinski Parish: Prince of Peace Catholic Church, Ormond Beach, FL Date of Ordination: 6/13/2009 Deacon Marshall Gibbs Parish: St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, Altamonte Springs, FL Date of Ordination: 6/1/2002 Deacon Fred Giel Parish: St. Timothy Catholic Church, Lady Lake, FL Date of Ordination: 5/30/1987 15 Deacons Deacon Jose Gonzalez Parish: Blessed Trinity Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 11/6/1980 Deacon Rafael Gonzalez Parish: Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Clermont, FL Date of Ordination: 12/6/1980 Deacon Fred Grant Parish: Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Clermont, FL Date of Ordination: 6/1/1992 Deacon John Gravois Parish: Nativity Catholic Church, Longwood, FL Date of Ordination: 6/11/2005 Deacon Dave Gray Parish: St. James Cathedral, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 6/11/2005 16 Deacons Deacon Nemsy Gubatan Parish: St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, Winter Park, FL Date of Ordination: 2/20/1988 Deacon Steven Guess Parish: St. Luke Catholic Church, Barefoot Bay, FL Date of Ordination: Deacon Al Gutierrez Parish: Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, Palm Bay, FL Date of Ordination: 6/11/1995 H Deacon Jerry Hempstead Parish: Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 6/9/2012 17 Deacons Deacon Larry Herbert Parish: St. Andrew Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 6/25/1994 Deacon Francisco Hernandez Parish: St. Joseph Catholic Church, Winter Haven, FL Date of Ordination: 11/23/2002 Deacon Oreste Hernandez Parish: St. Ann Catholic Church, Haines City, FL Date of Ordination: Deacon Rafael Hernandez Parish: St. Andrew Catholic Church, Orlando, FL Date of Ordination: 12/3/1978 Deacon Gary Hessen Parish: St. Joseph Catholic Church, Palm Bay, FL Date of Ordination: 6/6/2015 18 Deacons Deacon John Howell Parish: Our Lady of the Springs Catholic Church, Ocala, FL Date of Ordination: 6/6/1992 J Deacon Ruthven Jackie Parish: St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Apopka, FL Date of Ordination: 6/29/2013 K Deacon Rich Kaseta Parish: St. Timothy Catholic Church, Lady Lake, FL Date of Ordination: 5/23/1982 Deacon Jerry Kelly Parish: St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, Altamonte Springs, FL Date of Ordination: 6/25/1994 19 Deacons Deacon Mark King Parish: St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, Bartow, FL Date of Ordination: 6/11/2011 Deacon Sam Knight Parish: Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Lake Wales, FL Date of Ordination: 6/9/2007 Deacon Stephen Knych Parish: Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Celebration, FL Date of Ordination: 6/6/2015 Deacon Bob Kreps Parish: St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, Winter Park, FL Date of Ordination: 6/1/2002 Deacon Richard Krick Parish: Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Celebration, FL Date of Ordination: 6/29/1985 20 Deacons L Deacon Pedro Laboy Parish: St.
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